The sun., 1890-07-28
WARD M,ALL1srER D,sApPo1NrED.
He had Arranged to Give rrince George =
nreakfaat, BnIl. and Lots OF nlnners.

nrohkfAAt, = Bail. and Lots OF Dinners.
NEWPORT. July 27.-Mr. Ward McAllister Is
disappointed, and he docs not hesitate TO say
so.
You know we had made every ranRement
to give Prince George Jolly timo hero" ho
said when he read The SUN's announcement
that the young royal naval CAPTAIN was not
coming here. You know saw great many
people In the matter, and rather stirred up no
end OF n good time for him: but he is not COM
Ing and there's an end OF 1t. Bill? Why OF
course he would have had ball. Ono was to
have been given at the Casino, and Mrs. Van
derbilt was going to have q glorious dance at
tho Breakers. Dinners? Oh. yes; he'd have
had plenty. | am informed that Sir Julian
Paunce'ote had received some twenty invita-
tlons for tho Prince TO dine hete. But our
breakfast on Monday will not be postponed.
That will be grand affair"
And so tho Rroat society leader ratified on.
There appears to be some sort OF n mystery To-
GordinR tho determination OF the rrince TO
avoid Newrort. THE SuS correspondent found
an emlncnt cottaGer to-day who was able in
part to elucidate 1t. Ho has srent much limo
abroad, He has met Prince George father
anu Is as thoroughly informed upoh English
Said ho: -. O NO ~ ''N'
there has been MO no ofciSi atimaSn mm S that
true. The ,Eritish Consul General did not 1t
accompany the Admiral, bul, you will find that
we're to attend the Belierophon here fe'SS was 10.
dssne tse B s NJ St out to yS9 the S
suddenIy announced to his sui smTSortinaics, that
on. official business. That was TO receive tho
Irlnce OF course Tor yon know British Min
aG hoTGs GS his he s mSs
II lFiPee ,ps !. not eomipc in my in1cmrnt because
Johns. There cannot be doubt but what the
people OF 81. Johns are acting most ,lsco"r-
% for the Prince to avoid British poit who,o
nc, nc was eI expefcted. &c and go into az Ame,ican
;hfIs e no StheT sWxDianntionA " II b; sha; tho h
tortaiaeI By Mr.. Richard wilson Mr. r Y Wander:
these afTanaement, @ We're 'Gne made " for him T BY
younG, Herhert Of his legation, who married
ME Wilson's danGhtor.'
There was. however. one exceptionally con.
eible person found who was worry emphatic In
expressing tho, opinion I hat the, irince, hnd
presence Of, Sir Julian Pauncsfote here at this
TINE wa. simply coincidence, and that his
that it had never been n on on the programme for
another man exrressed his views as ' TO why
one q the Oldest Of knickefb booker families,
has plenty OF American blue blood. and heaps
The fact Is" said he. VIC have got around
here what | may be allowed TO term rainbow
chasers-t fellows running about with 81 object
IN view out not knowing how TO obtain it.
! here If no hesitation n my part. intense
American that am; in saying that the young
Prince Is an exceedingly manly sort of fellow
and it would have been a genuine pleasure for
TessoRh6l' st RI1 n Hnd sensible peGrIs to have
intense II thelr, admiraton Tor royalty,
Prince meant 10 come here, Of course. but he
finds that We are altogether too gushing.
told THAT Sir Julian Faunccfote has been In
undated with Invitations Tor the Prince, and
for t5es. so1 Vas G bad
is travelling as a Captain In her Mnlestys
navy navy and not as the son Of tie Prince Of
lInyitat91s Il for Admiral Watson as for tho
and courteous the correct t6ing would have
bee been for them 10 have awaited he Admiral OF
me SQUADRON, called upon the stra, gers In
as they desire 10 extend. That is tho rieh.
wsy. but now You see the Prince discovers that
bunders, and he deems it m act OF wisdom not
TO come here and In that way he will give Of
fence 70 no one anu hntt no ones feelings.
That Is the view take Of the matter."
Mrs laran Stevenss sunday evening re-
ceI ton was very largely attended tonight
A lnrre number calling TO meet Mr. Paget
brother OF Capt Arthur Paee;. Mrs Steyens's
scn-n-lnw Mrs. stevens viii give II large
dinner and dance in his honor before no
returns.
Mrs. Frederick ". Vanderbilt is already rre-
pairing for her great bali at Rough Point which
Is tn be given during the fourth week In Au-
gust. The rush ~ balls next month will he
something tremendous. Mrs. v. X. Vanderbilt.
Mrs. Horneltuss, Vanderbilt, Mrs. Wetmore.
Mrs. Whitney. Mrs. Sharon. and one or two
others are going, to give balls. Such round
OF festivities Will mark tho last TWO weeks OF
August as Will 9 unprecedented.
MIR. Ward McAllister's breakfast to-morrowis is
to be an unexcert onally elegant affair Al It's
to tho first hunt OF the season. Folio begins to-
morrow,