New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12
CONCERTS And DANCES At NEWPORT
THE CASINO OPEN AND THE USUAL NUMBER
OF COTTAGES OCCUPIED

Ne"port, X. H. July IL (Speciall-Ncary the usual
number Of cottagers are here and few are giving
small entertainments. The sem-weekly dances and
the morning concerts at the Casino began this week
but the attendance at each small The cottager,
DO not care to dance so early in the The list
OF Casino subscribers is growing and the Casino Club q
receiving many visitors. The yachts arc arriving the
polo grounds are being put IN order. and the dates
are announced for the drag hunts, despite the fact
that no member of society has as yet consented 10
hunt the hounds rather be the master. The hotel
keepers are expecting better luck Just soon as the
weather improves. The excursion is a success
and many visitors who Just come for the day may DO
seen at the beach, and these make business lively for the
streetcars.
Among the visitors at the cottages are John b. Post
James NJ. Drake, W. S. HOyt, C. E. Strong, F. K
Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Coles. G.. Putnam, and Amos
T. French and wife, Of New York. and D. b. Updike
OF Boston.
C. n. Fay, of Chicago, is making noticeable i'm,
provements in the Gray cottage, which he recently
purchased. Captain BarstOw and Captain Rogers CT
the Regular Army, are spending the summer here
J. Van d. Reed, Of New York. who owns cottage in
Bellevue5ave, is at Hartmann's.
few, of the cottagers have slgnfed their nten-
ton Of giving prizes for TO be sailed By tho
owners of the local catbOats in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Ellis, of New.York, and Mr..
and Mrs. r. NJ. Van ArsdaIe Of Jasper y. Y. are at
the Cliff Avenue Hotel for the summer
p. de Bothine, of the Russian Legation. and Baron
Won wueTen, of the German legation are here for the
summer
From present appearances the business men do not
propose to offer any prizes for the upon the
rival Of the NcwYork yacht squadron.
The Rev. DR.. huntington of Grace Church, New
York. is the guest Of his brother n-law, Professor
Josiah p. Cooke, Of Harvard College.
Mrs. Edward King. of New-York, has taken pos
session of her villa. which has been extensively i'm
proved, in Sprng-st.
Mrs. Cadwalader Evans, of New York, is the guest
of Mrs. Isaac Bell
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X Pendeton of Ohio. are visiting
Mrs. William Post, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Wales Of
the same city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs F. W.
Vanderbilt
Miss Post, of New-Yo-it, is visiting Mrs sidney
Webster in Bellevue-ave.
H. p harrington and family, of Croton- the-Hud
son. have arrived at the ocean House for the summer
Mr. and Mrs J. F. d. Lanier, OF New York, are With
Mr.. and Mrs Heber R. Bishop.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Amos T. French, of New-fork' art ~
Harbor View Villa for the summer
Dr. and Mrs. W. s. Phillips, of New-fork' are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Philip $ Taggart in broadway.
5. W. Millbank, Of New-iork is at West lsIahd Ioi
the season.
The alleged " foxo hunting season opens July 81
There are twelve meets. The c0ttagers do not pro
pose taking any interest in the sport The HOUNDS
ran badly last season. and the cottagers VINO suoscoo
for the sport are not going to be fooled again.
s Sedgwck steele Of New York, has arrived at the
Wolfe villa at the foot of Touro Park for the summer
with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Spedden, Of New-York, are the
quests Of Mrs Blanche E. Cruger, of New-York
on Sunday last Bishop Potter Of New-fork, or
dained to the priesthood the Rev. Mr.. Bennett, as
sistant at ST. Marks Church, Philadelphia. The scr
vice took place at st. Georges Chapel
The polo grounds are being put in order for the
The Coaching Club is well represented here TIL.
season.
Among the cottagers who have recently been elected
members of the local business mems association are
Henry A. c. Taylor, Louis L. Loriard, j. y. Brown
Harold Brown and Theodore X. Gibbs
The Rev. Dr. COnnell of New YORK, mas arrived al
the Usrtshorn cottage at Hlndon Han. -, o..
The families of Colonel William Jay ana d. Lewis Sass
samuel Y. sipley and r. D. Morris, of Philadelphia,
Mrs. Paran stevens Mrs. Henry Clews, F. L, Win;
rOp cashns Mr. ana Mr Scy bo SS SsTe c aa
tages here have returned from Europe .sr psnssaw
Jones, Stanley Mortimer, W. X Vanderbilt. Mrs. Ed
ward Kemeys James H. Beekman henry 5 Lawre shi
French. Of York. have taken possession of their
ladies I luncheon This afternoon and "Wednesday
night dinner parties were given by Mrs. l. /; Loiad'
r Mrs Sanford Of New York and Mrs. Colt, of Hart
ford, are at HeartseaSe" cottage In kay,St. ,,,o,
J. II. Noble OF Boston, Is the guest OF '" a. aHue'
bilt. ,,.--.... a,a I, . palsrrip yave
nicnic parties Tuesday.
General George W. Culum, OF New-iorK, mas arrived
nj his cottage on the cliffs >, al.
Ex-Governor Schuyler Crosby, or Montana Is NlsIF
ing friends here - -. ~. Nm
York are visiting friends At the cottages
bishop ORellly Of western Massachusetts, Is spend
ING his vacation here. -, ,,,,,. -.
shore and Western Railroad Is visiting his sons-naw,
lie ROY King and DR.. W. {. Rlyes ~.
L0 r+8ur Iearv and his sister. Miss Leary, OF New.
York are at the Paul cottage in Mill-st for the SUM
George Riddle IS the guest of Mrs. Milton H. san.
ford. -..... oo,, ,,o, ou.,,,o, q.
J. A. Schiedt, Of Germantown, Penn, mas arrived az
tbe Clifton House for the summer.
Archbishop Feehan, Of Illinois, has taken rooms at
the Ocean House for the summer.