New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
FEW DEPARTURES FROM NEWPORT.
cJrrAGERs ENJOYING THE QUIET LEISURE AT
TER THE SEASON.

ctrrrAGERs ENJOYING THE QUIET LEISURE AT
TER THE SEASON.
Newport. r. l.. Sept II (Specal-T Newport hotels
and private clearinghouse all and less than
dozen guests The cholera
I'm Ncw.York will keep the cottagers here but it has
not been Of any bent the hOtelkeeprs. The hotel
landlords were OF tho opinion cat the would
dound 10 their benefit but 1t fell far short Ci
the cottagers will remain they do until late in
fall Some viii stay later than usual
Inc Casino Club and grounds viii remain open until
the latter part Of next month. The gill rooms
closed there won't be any dances morning or
Sunday night The cottacers VIII try
and enjoy charming weather, and they viii read
faithfully the cholera reports from NewYork There
still many yachts The hsrbof, and outwarcly least
few signs that the Of 1892 is slowly
but surely waning
Cotagors renting for the of 1893 and It is
evident II the Chicago Fair success, that Newport
will have the most profitable In he existence
Never before have ea-ly forth
coming The cholera may change matters but
everybody looking the brigh; side and those who
interested in the hnanca! affairs the place are
decidedly optimistic Ia theii as 20 the future
Mrs Henry T. Sloane, Stanley Mortimer. Theodore F.
Moran, Mrs Fl. A. Johnson and Mrs. c. w. en- OF
NewYork, among those who have rented
the season OF 1893.
Before the there VIII three fashionable
weddings. On october 4, HoroId Brown the young
Providence millionaire will married 10 Miss Geo--.t'e
Sherman daughter ". Watts Shernon Of New Yors
and November 2, Louis Il. Nc az Of New York,
Will marry MIS- iclh l. hlES daughter VI M. FGNard
King No date has vet been announced fol marriage
Herbert. Of the English diplomatic Service, 10
Hiss Helen Oamiuell.
Mrs w. Waldorf gaze her customary check
the defray!ng the expenses for entertainment
the Sunday school Johns
Episcopal Chapel OF the Point
Lady Edgerton. of England, has been hospliNby enter
tanned by the leading coasels dinner parties
and luncheons being given in her honor
Charles c.. Peters, OF Ncw-York g. d. Gushing. OF
Boston, the Rev. c. c. FsGe of Philadelphia
Among the arrivals at the cottages.
1t is understood that W. f. Bureen York who
= occupying Chickerne Cottage Indefinitely post
honed building his proposed villa HolGon Hi. The
ground sta out and was thought that work would
Hegin this fall
Henry B. Ledyard president the Michigan Central
and family are guests Of Mrs Henry Ldysrd Cath
ERNEST end Mrs NJ. +. Mccoy. Of watertown. y. "
IS stopping with her daughter. Mrs. W. r. Burden.
Among the cottagers entertaining Tuesday Mrs
Goddard, Mrs. X. y. WILSON, Mrs Esler, Mrs. w. X
Thorn and Ward McAster,
Mrs John Carter Brown. Douglass Grant J. n. Brown
and Miss rsmwe returned here from Europe this week
Andrew H. Green ex-Controer Of New-York, is 40 tho
Pinard cottages a guest Of Mrs. w. b. ogden.
Among the cotagers entertaining this week werc j. q.
Afastep Perry Belmont J. J. Van Allen, F. L. Winthrop,
Mrs j. r. Spencer. Josiah D. Low, Mrs Julian T. Davies
III. L. wIloughby. Mrs. George b. dc Forest Mrs Louis
D. I,orillard and Mrs f. S. Willing.
Miss Daisy BeekInan OF New York, is guest OF Mrs
L. l.. L.orillard end the Row Dr. aud Mrs. Botomc Of
the same city, stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Elias j.
Herrick.
The catboat shippers 10 have their annual cstboat
race week. The money for the prizes was nearly
I'll subscribed by the cOagcs who also adding 10 the
local police fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Webster Of New-York. a the
q Iautevile cottage in Bcevuc-ave
Mr.. end Nrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. d NewYOrk. who.
account Of the death Of their kept awsy from
Newport until social features Of the
over have arrived and opened their wills, 'lhe Breakers
Ochre Point They Will remain here until the early
psst Of Noyehbf,-
Mrs. Frederick w. Vanderbilt and Mrs w X. Wander.
bit have contented themselves by giving dinner parties
luncheons and muscsles Mrs. Fred entertained the
Kings Daughters Of Newport aud she had Mrs. Bot
lome Of NewYork, the president the grand circle,
" talk 10 them.