New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
and Misses Elsie MITCHELL Angela Anderson. Byrdee
Randolph. Francis Lahens, Marie Lahens, Katherine
Catlin and Maud Burke.
NEWPORT IN HER SPRING SUIT.
corrAGERs coMIyG-EARLY VISITORS.

COTrAGERS COMING-EARLY VISITORS
Newport. II. L. Nav 10 (Special.-Rains of late have
been frequent and copous and Newport is looking fine
In her new spring suit of bright green The residents
are hoping that the is not to be as wet as its
predecessor was and they also hope to have plenty Of
hot weather. Last year it decidedly cool and very
wet, and Newport suffered in consequence
far about twenty five families have arrived for
the summer, and this number will be doubled before
the end Of next week Transient cottage visitors and
house hunters and few guests arrive at
the hotels and private boarding houses Everybody Is
busy preparing for the more formal opening OF the
season. and it won't be long before Newport will be
quite important town from watering place point Of
view.
James f. vail. Of New York. who Is spending the
week here taken the King cottage Francis and
Ayraut SIS.
Captain d. p Heap. of the Lighthouse Board. has
sold his Newport cottage at mortgages sale.
II. F.. Mcndelssohn, Of New York, Will occupy the
Gray cottage, on Becyuc-avc, during the coming
season.
Mrs. ODonnell, Of Baltimore. who has rented her
cottage at Ochre Point will spend the summer in
Europe.
NJ o. wilson, Of New York, has leased Oak Lawn"
owned by the heirs Of the late Charles II. RUSSELL of
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p Freeman of NewYork, will
open Flower Top" Bellevueave, about the latter
part or tic month.
Mrs. r. \. Weston, of New York, has taken the
Hunter cottage. the 4" Point" for the summer.
Edwin +. KnOwlton, of Brooklyn, has leased the
Mrs. Daniel Torrance cottage. on Bellevueave. Mrs
Torrance and daughter sailed for Europe last week.
Josiah d. Low and Edward Huntington. Of Brook
yn Henry A. c. Taylor and Mrs. H. L. Wloughby,
Of New York, and Mrs. Mary A. Mitchell, OF Utica,
" y. have arrived at their cottages for the season.
Among the cottage visitors Mrs William Wal
dorf Aston, Mrs Paran stevens. Hugh T. Dickey,
Mrs Edward y. Taller. Miss Taller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Cews, MIR. and Mrs. Charles q. Franckiyn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Of New-fork;
Nathan Matthews, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. 5. A. sargent,
Mrs. Prescott and Miss Prescott, Of Boston; Joseph
Wharton. Of Philadelphia, and A. y. Mason and Will
lam Grosvenor, of Providence
The Misses Dickey Of New.York. have taken the
Creighton cottage on Kay-st.. for the summer.
The Casino grounds will be opened June l. The
Casino Club. which opened May l. is rather dull
place az present but will be lively enough later
The tax rate for the year will be $40 on each
~ 900, which is twenty than it was last
year.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs Mahlon Sands and +. J.
Berwnd Of New York who own cottages here, have
sailed for Europe. MesSrs. Vanderbilt and Bcrwind
Will return in few weeks
G.. +. Tyler, Of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Duncan Z.
pcll have opened their cottages for the summer
Mrs. r. AmOry De Bois has rented her Cranston-
cottage to Chief Engineer David Phillips Jones,
Of the Navy.
John + Carr OF New York is spending a few days
at Conanicut where he has summer residence.
Dr. and Mrs. Alvah Lttlehed, Of Boston, have
taken the Douglas cottage, on Conancut Island