New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
I.4KEE HUNDRED NEWPORT COTTAGERS
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY
GUESTS OF THE SUMNER RESIDENTS.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY
GUESTS OF THE SUMNER RESIDENTS.
Newport y. l., July CSpcciaD.-N Nearly all the
e0t;ageTS havc arrived. but they keeping quiet
A few small dinner parties and other informal cot age
events have taken place a few cottageS, that
rents have been reduced being leased. Up to
date about 600 cOtagcr, have arrived and they are
pleasantly settled for The summer. The weather Of
late has been cool wet and foggy. Many yachts
have arrived, and these will remain until after July
a. The city has made liberal appropriation for
parade, sports. balloon ascension. fireworks etc, and
R the choOlchlldren will be handsomely entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs Theodore X. Gibbs. OF New-York
who have cottage. The yachts and mcn-ofwar in
the harbor Will DO dressed" and tho cottagers will
spend handsome sum for fireworks in the evening
The Casino orchestra will arrive next week. and the
Romany band will be al the Ocean House one week
later. The first Of the Casino dances will also take
place next week.
Perry Belmont and o. H. p Belmont, Of New
York. are at By-thc-,ea for the summer.
Maurice De Mauney. of Paris, is al the Reitz cot
tage. In JOhn-st
James Raymond and family, OF Brooklyn, are at
the Kay street House for the summer
c. +. Nacthlng of Lakewood. y. j.. has arrived
at the Wilbur cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID. Whistler, OF Baltimore, are al
Bacmans for the summer
DE-. and Mrs. Gorham p Bacon of Ncw-York have
decided to spend the here, and they will take
house.
Miss Hunt. daughter OF Richard NJ. Hunt, tho
architect. will be married at Kay Chapel, July Z,
Livingston Hunt.
Tho family Of Commander II. b. Bradford, U. s. ".
have arrived the Engs cottage in Kay-st. for the
summer.
Jonathan Evans. of Philadelphia. ms arrived at
the Brownson cottage IN Westinghouse.
Colonel and Mrs. William Jay and Mrs. L. C. Led
yard. OF New York, occupying cottages owned by
the Newport Land Trust tho beach.
Mrs. L. NJ. Vail, OF New>York, Is a guest Of Mrs
Clapp at the sands cottage In Ledge Road.
ii. T. Harrington and family, Of Croton-on- the
Hudson, and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis suly Darley Of
Philadelphia, are at the Ocean House for the season.
Madame Cortazzo. OF New-York hos arrived at
the General e. W. Culum cottage on the Gifts
Mrs. Harriet OTIS Dellenbaugh gave an interesting
lecture at Casino Theatre on Friday OF this week for
the benefit Of tie Working Women's Home At Barring
ton D this state Many of the .otagcrs were present
The evening previous tea party given in honor
Of the lecturer by Mrs. +. Ii. Iartshorn at her
cottage on IialidOn lIill.
Mr. and Mrs. Fraucis i. Freeman Of New-York
have arrived at their Tower Top cottage in Bellevue
ave.
Mrs. Nicholas Fish. Of New-York Is spending the
season with her father Major J. Smith Bryce Her
family is with her.
AmoHg the cdtagers entertaining this week were
Mrs.. q. l.. Rlves, MIS-. John Lafarge and Mrs j. c.
Gray.
Mrs. Herbert, wife Of Michael VI. Herbert, Of the
British Legation, is spending the with her
mother. Mrs. Richard T. Wilson.
Eliot Gregory. Inc New York artis;, IS guest Of
Mis-. Charles J. C. Baldwin at snug Iarbor.p
Ms. Lament. Victor > Fletcher J. T.. Miller and
MIS- Wood OF New-Y0rk. and }. A. Gddcn, OF Boston
are at the Aqudneck.
Mr.. and Mrs.. William Gammcll, OF Providence have
arrived at their cottage on the Gifts and Mr. and Mrs
Henri Texier, OF Paris. are az Hartmann's.
Among the visitors at the cottages Walter Gay
and wife, OF Pans Mrs. Dunping family OF New
York; Mss Fair, Of Cahforpia F. &. Pendleton and
Frank Riggs, Of Washington, and Edward Low. Mrs.