New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
COTTlGERS Ill At NEWPORT,
TRANSIENT VISITORS DEPART But THE SUMNER
RESIDENTS STAY 10 ENJOY SEPTEMBER


RESIDENTS STAY 10 ENJOY SEPTEMBER
Nswrort j.. l.. sept. 10 tspeciaD.-Newport. from q
social point Of view has been rather quiet this week en'
the CUSTOMARY dinner ar.s cottage affairs were
on the programme usual. There were Two Casino
dances-the last Of the sesso. war College was opened
and hotcseepers view Of the cholera scare oecioeo
70 Keep open several weeks longer.
The only departures transient guests The COT
tagers Gil here. where they will remain until the
latter part month The entertaining season is pr7c
tcaly over DE cottaser don't mind, for now they
can have ample opportunity to enjoy the charming fall
weather which prevails, and they Will have ample op
portnity from tac gazette" OF the Fashionable
portion Of ns >ea,ol
NJ a..c Mrs IIci lard Wilson gave dinner party on
Friday night and TAG night there was a juvenil'
dancing patty the Casino. Tho last dance at the
Casino Theatre also gwen on lf.doy night
J. G. Grafton. Of EO.ton, is guest Of Frederick
Sheldon.
Mr. and Mrs. William c. SclerusrhOrn, who have been
a: the Pinsrd ccttas. al summer gone TO Lenox
Nsxt SchernerAorns will occupy the cottage
left family by Edmund Is. Schcrmchorn, the heTn.t
millionaire
barn party was given on Thursday night at The
Moornss" b. Mrs Schuyler Hamilton. il. The gentle
having the matter in charge were Baron De oaaVcora
the Spanish Minister Washington; Alfred i. ConAhns'
Augustus Whiting and C!yds DuVcrnct Hunt
Miss S1ran Potter daughter OF Bishop and Ms Henry
c. Potter Of YORK, arrived here from Earole.
On ThgFsdsy Perry Bcnont took out large party
On his yGeA, Golden Fleece.
On THURSDAY afternoon Commander ana MIS-
l.. Jewell Of the Torpedo Station gave a reception IN
honor Rear Admiral Wa and officers Of the Chicago
and in the evening bail given honor OF the dis.
inguished naval visitors by Paymastef and Mrs. Williams
n, the museum building at the Torpedo Station.
Theodore a. Eavfineycr has returned here from
cessful fishing trp ia Maine. and John JacOL Aston is
lack nom New-YoIk.
Mrs. ana Mis- schen&b,rG Of Ncw.York are guests Jf
Mrs. William II. OsSood.
Mrs. George Henry Warren, Of Ncw.Ycrk. has given
$1,000 for endowment Of bed the Newport Hos.
ptsl in memory Il her son, the late Edmund Warren.
MIS-. Warren styEiatcs that preference always
given TO the local ioatren and lishetHen Mr.. Warren.
who brother OF Ms Robert Gocict always took a
great interest tic and fishermen. and naturally
they pleased that Mrs. Warren has Scncr.
ously remembered thoM.
On THURSDAY Mrs. Ids J. Hetrick entertained the
members Of the Newport Med,ca Mis.lonary Society at
her cottage in Cloy-St
Mrs y. B. de Forest gave ladies' luncheon Thursday
end the previous day j. g. MaSen gave musicale. at
which Richie Ling, tue English tenor, Nh MoNtcn
has FEEDER Rauch. Of Berlin a. his guest
Mrs. w. Watts sherman who has Mrs. Springer, Of
New-york, her guest, cove dinner and dance Mon
day night.
W. K. Aston q Ntw.Yorh. has sold his cottage in
York. and DR.. r. Anorv De Eos Boston. has sold his
estate In Gibbs-aye. 10 MIS-. Emily j. d: Bios.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thstchci NJ Adams and Mr. and Mrs
Edward Lauterhach. Of Now.York at Nov GINS
Hotol
A large lot Of land he's been purchcsN! Coggcsha
ave. by Hermann Oerch>, Of Ncw.Nork Mr.. Ocrchs is
the owner of the Gcors- Bancroft cottage the Gins
and he Will hec Ia, family until the latter
part Of next month.