New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28
MANY PEOPLE AT THE SUMMER RESORTS.
DINNERS, LUNCHEONs AND DANCES OUT OF
TowN-THE COTTAGE SEASON WE'LL
Under WAY.

Although the weather in town during few days
II the last week less oppressive than it had
been for some time there were few people to be seen
the fashionable part OF the city.
At Newport the attraction of the Naval festivities
enjoyably increased by the arrival Of three
Ofwag I'm the outer haTbOr with a fun complement Of
officers and cadets t. whom given shore lib
ertyT during the whole week The booming Of cannon
incident to the interchange Of courteses between
the officers of the Austrian corvette Saida and the
Admiral OF the French frfgate Arethusa and Tire
corvette Roland with the commandant Of Fort Adams,
and the training ship New Hampshire awakened the
summer cottage people from their listlessness. As
Captain Roustan of tie Roland is a
brother Of the French Minister at
Washington, who is a great favor!te at Newport many
entertainments may be looked for rext week Ihe
dance at the Casino on Monday evening wa, better
attended than usual and the presence Of the officers
VI the Austrian men-ofwar. together with the Charge
fAfaIes Of the Austrian Legation, Count Creme
ylle made brilliant the floor OF the pretty
white and gold ballroom Among those present were
Nh and Mrs. J. J. WysOug, Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton
Mrs. John Lawrence Miss Lawrence Miss Post, Mrs
Post, Stanley Mortimer, Miss Bessie Van Rensselaer,
Miss bergman, Mrs. Frederick X. Suigis Center
Hitchcock Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Rines Robert L.
hargous, +. BrockhOlst Cutting E. l.. Winthrop
H. ~ Robbins, Miss Winthrop, James f. Van Allen,
Miss saliie uareOus. Miss Letter and Miss Griswod
N'N''''d
second oil her series of Monday dinners u a number
oi young people az her Wayside7 villa. in Bellevue
ave Inc guests aferwad attended the dance AZ the
OSsino' lie table decorations Were of yellow daisies
among ih'se al Inc dinner were Mis- Robbins Cente.
Hitchcock. W. II. Hunter, Miss Wlotb,on Mr. Ko.
hochan etan o. Mortimer, Mis-, p and Mis-, Saunders
The first game of polo on Wednesday br,ucht IN
gcther large number Of the cottage peorIe and
many handsome eQulpages filled with beautf,oI,'
dressed women were the grounds On Tlu,sd,,
Miss Leary who Is occupying the quaint Old Paul
cottage, In Mill-st., gave a luncheon followed bv
reception aud musical party IN honor of Miss Grace
Wilson, sister OF Mrs. Michael Herter; An orcbes,,,
s'4uohed on the verand9. hidden behind mound Of
palms. played during the luncheon. The table wa.
sulcoly decorated with ca; flowers Among tbc
guests al the luncheon were MIS-. Orpo
u' ''Is oha'ue scheimerhon Mrs..
warren, Miss Post, Miss Bergman. Mrs. George Lock,
hsN hinos, Miss Gilbert, Miss Potter Miss Letter Mrs
george Peabody Wetnore Miss Winthrop Mrs. James
L. hernochan and Miss s. Post. After luncheon
reception was held from unt g. al which there was
singing The reception attended by over 200 of
The cottage residents.
me feature OF the weeks entei tainments was tho
aneinoon musical party given ~ Friday BY Mrs
9ohh W. Eils, at her charming home Stoneacr,s At
NoleVue ana RuggeS ayes. IL was brilliant sue
eess. The invitations issued for IL O'clock aud
nc guests arrived punctnay at that hour In the
"ea"uihl drawing rooms seats were arranged for 1870
Persons 10 listen TO the singing aud recitaons which
were on the programme. This house Is well adapted
ior large entertainment with It's spacious hall and
large square rooms opening into one other There
way NJ ihtefmission At o'clock. when luncheon