New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28
THE WORLD AT NEWPORT.
SOCIETY'S SUMMER SEASON.
COTTAGE AND CASINO - YACHTING, POLO AND
TENNts-DfNNERs AND DRIVES.


.d tbonsands NJ excursonIsts arrive daily and quietly
take their departure I'm the evening. The oot'agers
are entertaining and being entertained. futy or
more dinner parties, luncheons receptions chill
drens' parties, etc, have talon place during me
nrescnt week. The fashionable drives are daily
thronged with fine equpages and hand ONE horses,
and the Casino concerts and dances are fairly well
attended. Crowds Of society people congregate In
and about the Casino from IL O'Clock In the morning
until half past O'Clock In the afternoon, ana all Is
life and here The hotels, to be sure are not
doing rushing business, but better Things s'o eA-
pected soon. From cottage poirt OF view, me
season is a success Polo and tennis are being
played and everybody Is kept busy. The coming
week promises to be unusually gay and the couasers
will find II no easy task keep all their engagements
Miss r. O. Wheeler, OF New-YOrk, has arrived
and rented of the cottages near the beach, owned
by the Newport Land Trust Company.
Mrs. II. T. Dckey will be At home" every Tues
day afternoon for the next six weeks
Frederick W. vanderbTts steam yacht vidette has
arrived here
George F. Parfman, Of Boston, who has cottage
On Bellevue ave-. has sailed for Europe.
f. Bacon Arthur Terry, J. S. Whitman and wife,
n FL Greer Henry Lee, S. @. Purdy and wife and
G. E. Mead and family, OF NewYork; Mrs. g. IL.
Thacher and family, of Troy; A. j. Sykes James W.
Fox and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Westrop, OF England;
Mrs c. Bronner of Rochester, n. Y: r. NJ. Bronner,
Nashville, are among the recent arrivals az tho
hotels.
MANY yachts have been in the harbor this week.
Many of the owners of yachts, large and small own
or occupy cottages here and make the harbor the
Headquarters for their vessels. some lively races
arc predicted later and purse VIII De raised ior
prizes for the local boatmen.
Charles PinaId has gone 10 the Wnio Mountains
for few weeks
Mr.. aud Mrs. John A. Pinsru, OF Ncw-forR, arc
at Glover Nook" cottage.
Quite number of the cottagers visited Narragan-
set Pier this week.
Baron de Thomson and Mr. and Mrs C. Fodder
son are at Hartmann's.
Dudley Gambler, of NewYork is a. the Hodgson
cottage the guest Of Lispenard Stewart,
f. NJ Padelford, OF Baltimore, is at his cottage
on Bellevue-ave.
Henry Mexican Ingerson of Philadelphia, is the
guest of r. s. Hone. G. V. Baldwin, Pierre Loril-
lard IT, and O. H. p. Belmont, of New-York, are also
among the late arriv ais at the cottages
The cutter yacht Tomahawk, cat-boat Muchage'
schooner Constellation and steam yacht Daisy, all
owned by Edwin d. Morgan, of New-York. are In the
harbor
G. Marsh and John Marsh, IT,, of New-York, are at
aPen Craig cottage the guests Of Edward r. Whar-
ton.
General George Thorn, U. s. A.; George Levi,, OF
the Italian Legation; Major Russell. U. 5. A, and
Colonel Thomas T. Zen, U. S. A, and wife. and Henry
Thomas of Baltimore are at the Carr cottage on
Conanicut Island.
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. D. Lanier. OF New-York. have
arrived at the Stevens cottage, in Rhode Island ave.
Two court tennis prizes have been promised by
I. Hitchcock, Of the Polo Club.
granite church Is to be erected for the arstocratc
worshippers at All Saints Chapel to cost about
$4,000. Tho money will be raised by subscription
Colonel Leber acting Judge advocate of the army,
Is visiting his aged mother, Mrs. Thomas Lieoer. IN
Rhode Island-ave
John Hone, IT, of New-York, Is at L" The Breakers,'
the guest of Cornelius Vanderbilt and G. T. Warren.
of the same city, is visiting Alfred Conckling.
Mr. and Mrs c. r. Roberts, of New-York are at
Oakdale" cottage.
F. A. Turner, of New-Yorl. Is visiting F. J. Berwnd
George P Lathrop, OF NewYork, Is the guest of Ross
r. Wnans, and the Rev. n. b. Thompson also Of
New York. is at tho Lee cottage in sprng-st
Mrs. Maud Howe Elliott, of Boston, Will read a
paper at the meeting Of the Town and Country Club
on Tuesday next at the residence Of J. j. Van Allen
on Our New Southern Literature
Mrs. G. T. TuTnbul and Miss Bessie Hunter have
gone Bar Harbor for few weeks.
Miss Florence Lyman OF Boston, has returned here
from Europe, and is occupying hen cottage In Webster
st.
Alfred Hoyt, jr of New York, is at Harbor view,'
the guest Of Francis o. French.
p. SuyveSant Potts, OF New York, has arrived a,
the Anthony cottage and Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Lipplt
OF Providence, are at the Wheeler cottage. near tho
beach.
Mrs. Colt Of Hartford, Is at Heartsease' cottage
the guest of Mrs. c. " Beach.
Miss Laura Dudley, Miss Van Rensselaer, and r. A.
Gardner, of New York. at The Pines" the guests
Of Dr. F. IL Roy Satterlce
Miss Leary gave charming musicale at her cottage
on Thursday
Albert X. Parsons Of NewYOrk has been visiting
Edward T. Potter in Cather1ne-st
on Wednesday Mrs. C. N. Beach gave reception
Mrs. Francis o. French chdrens entertainment, and
dinners given by Hugh T. Dlckey, Theodore A.
Havemeyer, August Belmont and Samuel +. Bargcr.
Among the arrivals for the season at the Clif
Avenue Hotel are Mrs. John W. Slater and Miss
Gwynn, of Providence; J. J. Simmons and wife, Of
Chicago; George Brown of Brooklyn Senior c. Con
zales and Charles Ledz1en, of Maamoras Mexico
Edward Reed and wife, of East Orange, y. j.; II. C.
Brine of Cambridge, and Mrs. j. f. Carey Of Balti-
more.
NJ A. Shaw and +. T. Swift. of New-York; Ernest
Peugnet, Marie ]. Peugnet and Charles A. Ferris. of
st. Louis, and 7. Gerry, of Boston, are at the Bay
View House at Conanicut.
Mrs. Elizabeth McColgan, of Ncw-York has taken
the Nelson cottage on Cotagest, and Mrs Frederick
Nelson and family. of NewYork have arrived al the
Isaac Bell, jr., cottage.
Late arrivals at Conanicut include Mrs. A. A. Pull
man, OF JXDrldge MASS, anu D. MdfsDH Mills ana
wife, NJ. b. Smith and Mrs. " Middleton and wife, Of
Eew-YOrk
Nicholas Fish, OF NewYork, has leased the YaTdley
cottage on Rhode Island-ave.
Among the arrivals at the Shore cottages f. A.
Graves and wife and Mrs. +. W. Owen and family, OF
New-York, and Miss NJ. Z. Westerfied. OF Morisown
n. J.
Professor c. W. Larned, of West Point, has pur-
chased a cottage site Oh COnanicut Island.
Mrs r. ii. BIcc and family, OF Philadelphia, have
arrived here for the summer
The new building erected by the New-York Yacht
Club on Savers Wharf IS proving godsend to the
visiting yachtsmcn.
The French Minister, NJ ROustan, has arrived the
Whitehall. and X. p Carroll Of Maryland and II. p.
Case. of NcwYOrk, have arrived at the Berkeley for
| the season
| F. Cushing, and Mrs Muntz of NewYork. has arrived
at the Carey cottage.
ID. A. scrfbner and wife, OF Brooklyn: Archbishop
Feehan Of Chicago Mrs. j. T. Hyde and Miss Graham
of NewYork and T. ii. Bosworth, Of Utica, " Y, are
tbo Dcpau