New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
NEWPORT VERY GAY.
AN ENDLESS ROUND OF ENTERTAINMENTs-

THE CASINO BALL.
! Newport, r. J.. Aug. 10 (SpecaD.-The Newport
season Is now at its height, and the place Is CON
sidered quite gay. The remainder of the month and
| the first two weeks in September will be crowded
full Of festivities. There will be subscription ball
at the Casino, several private balls at the cottages,
outodoor fctes, and end Of small dinner parties
receptions, etc. The present week a busy one
for the cottagers. The leading events included the
| Ward McAllister picnic, Mrs. C. Nanderblts enter
! tainment at her farm I'm South Portsmouth, r. J.;
Mrs. Ogden Mills's cotillon, Mrs. W. c. Whitney's
| luncheon and musicale, and Miss Leary's musicale.
| The polo games and the drag hunts also attracted
/ some attention. The coming week will be a very
gay one, and one Is at loss TO understand how the
! cOttagcrs stand 50 much dissipation. Fashion
rules, however; everybody must be in the fashion.
However, the driving horses not neglected, and
| the fashionable rloroughfarcS fairly alive with
| fashionable turnouts, A few coaches occasion
ally brought out, and these Of course, attract much
attention, laden they are with pretty and
well dressed The coaching parade, the pony
race meeting, and the horticultural exhibition at the
Casino later on will attract much attention. and they
Will be the means Of engthening out the The
hotekeepers are prospecting, and the boarding houses
are crowded with people. The season, socially and
financially, IS success. and only the chronic fault
finder will say write any thing TO the contrary.
The local business men, the boatmcn, and even the
| hackmcn, are satisfied and well they may be. The
polo matches next week and many private entertain
ments at the cottages will keep society the
day and night. Dangling parties will be given
| next week BY Mrs. &. Vanderbilt and by Mrs. W. c.
| Whitney.
f.. p Rogers, OF Hyde Park " y, is visiting Henry
VI. Brooks at the Hall Cottage.
George l.. Day. Of NewYork, is at the Reitz cottage.
Victor Lorclan, of New-lorl is a guest CT Francis
D. Carey
Edwin c. Post. C. G. Francklyn and Mrs. Muntz
tIta Iuta.
There will be a childrcn's fete at the Casino on
| Wednesday next
The polo matches for prizes begin Monday.
Goodwin Livingston, Of New-IOrl, is a guest of
George Henry Warrcn's on NaTaganscttave.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Crugcr Of Ncw-lOrS, is ex-
pectcd here Mrs. Paran Stevcnss guest
| Mrs. stevens at the present time has Mr. and Mrs.
| Wllmerdng as her guests.
Mis-, Lcary gave a charming musicale ana reception
at tie Paul cottage Thursday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butler, Of Newlork, are
Waiting Miss c. ogden Jones at Ochrc Point.
+. Tadelford. Of New-York, is at the Travers
| cottage. guest Of William \. Duer.
Mrs George Il. De Forest, Mrs. c. H. Dald win,
Mrs. W. II Osgood Mrs. J. L. Carroll and James A
| Burden, entertained on Wednesday.
Miss Lulc Read. Of NewYollS, is visiting Mrs.
| Francis i. Freeman. at Tower Top cottage on
Bclevueave.
Mss Bird and VI. NJ Minton. OF New-York, arc
|
Mr. and Mrs. FaITnan Rodgers. OF Philadelphia who
have villa at Ochre Point are spending a few weeks
| at Lag llarbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Cushing. Of Boston, at
| present AZ Bar IIarbor, Will spend september and
october at the Hodges cottage Catherine-st.
Mr. and Mr.. c. q. FTancklyn, Of New York. have
taken cottage here for the remainder Of the season.
There have been 10 dances at the ocean House
| for several seasons. When the seni-wechly dances
| II the Casino were introduced hotel dances BECAME
a thing OF the past
The yachtsmcn bitterly complained while here that
they were charged c>orbitant prices for nearly all
! article, purchased here.
Charles Coombs Tenant. brother Of Mrs. Henri NJ
stanley, of England, the wellmown African explorer
| i, visiting at the FaGdcn cottage. on Bath Road.
H. L. Grand Cannon Of New York. is AT Wallchur,i
the guest of Jamc, j. Van Allen. who a musicale
on Wednesday evening. Musicals appear TO be very
popular here this season
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bronson. OF New orl. are
at The Breakers visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
dcrblt who gave "a dinner in their honor on Friday
| evening.
Julian Potter Of NewYork. thrown from his
blackboard on Wednesday evening and quite seriously
cut and bruised. Iii, badly sprained.
George C. Munzg. the artist, Is at the Garrett cot
taGc.
Ray Miller II. NJ. Jones' Charles stewart. Mrs.
| A. Il. Browning Mrs. George H. Pcnniman and Mrs.
staten Island; Professor y. y. Pierce. of Flmon;.
" " ana Mrs, >. = Carter. OF New-Jcrscy. are visit
| ing friend, at the cottages
There are quite number Of guests at the West
Island Fishing Club where goOd-size bass have
RoSa%t ST. 0ln. Of New York. is at wahehurst
| CUES, Il j. j. Van Allen. Mr.. Van Allen Is the prince
Of entertainers and he always has house full Of
Joseph Hartman of New York, is the guest of f. T.
Inspector General J. c. breckenridge. L. ;. A..
visited For Adams this week.
! Dr W r. Bull \. ;. Hewitt. Mrs W. O. Roberts
| and the M,sc, Endcott have returned from Europe
W. Il. DuyaI of Paris, is at Pnord's for the ne
''' MIS- Hdee Grant, of Ncw-Ycrk, is visiting Mrs.
Miss Camilla Moss, OF New York. is the guest Of Mrs
Mr and Mrs. ". & Hrownell of New York stop
| ming with Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. >winburnc.
| Mrs ogden MIL, gave "A charming dancing party at
her villa Thursday night. The floral and other deco
IlrionS were exceptionally fine and IN good taste.
The of the place was present and the affair was
5, ogn smpns. OF boston has arrived at the Berte
| lev and ". u. Lord and Benjamin Ncoll. of New
York. arc at the kcitz cottage ON John-St.
Mrs C. F. Iiycrmorc at Inchiquin' villa.
\. e. Weld, Of BoSt9n IS ths guest OF captain G.. H.
Rotch, of the same city, Is stopping with Anterior
lieutenant Commander steadman. L. 5. y. retred
and family are guests of Henry \. Rice. of Boston
I. Gray Griswoh and Clinton stewart OF New YORK
and Nelson Lewis, Of Philadelphia, are at the Fadden
'o Mrs. Augustus schcl i, entertaining Mr.. and Mrs
! Austin Il. Fox. of New York.
| Fronci, Conrad Of NcwYork. is at Pnards.
other visitors include the following: Mrs. e.. F.
Shcplry of I;rooklnc: Miss BrintOn. of Lancaster,
| Penn Mrs II. r. Durfee. Mr. and Mrs. {. b. liatch.
| r. Ives Croker and G.. j. Greenfield. OF New DIRK
! r Padcford ~ Philadelphia Baron Edward RothS-
child of Paris and J. y. White. OF Newark
| j. r. RnSk Of New York, has purchased fine cot
| tagc site Occan-avc. -, 49,
! TWO drowning accidents at the beaches have oc-
| Cured far this season. . ~ ooo.n
House. 49,, ,,,,. ,,so, 10 Chat
Isaac Norris. I'd. OF Philadelphia; Alfred Le unai!'
,b, Iatoi,n Minister at WaShin GtOn and Oliver W.
| Blrd and family, Of New-YOrk have arrived at the
! Herr Won Mumm. Of the German legation IS here
for the remainder Of the season. , -.
" ARRANGEMENTS for the National lawn tennis tourna'
,ncnts are bcing completed by the Casino governors
The lookout for successful meet Is all that can DC
! The strike on the Vanderbilt road caused con
siderable Inconvenience b. Newport mans anu cAPieSS