New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
A CHANGE AT NEWPORI.
THE RESORT NOW ATTRACTING THOUSANDS OF
PEOPLE IN EXCURSIONS.

PEOPLE IN EAtUKSlONS'
Newport r. l.. July 30 (SrccaD. Newport matters IN
ven.,a improved this week thanks to the unusually ho1
weather which prevailed. The heat wa' the mans Of
rIncing MANY transient visitors to the place ana business
was brisk at the beach where scarcely onehan 4" INC
people could be- cared for The electric street i'I""
company had all the business II conid s'ehu !" H""
Monday morning until tonight and at least 5000 visitors
o,a exrcc,ed to.mor,ow Newport to be getting
reputation as an exclusion resort and this the co''se
do not like but there is no way TO h'p H. 49,.
Social matters tribe more livery TINS "eeH Via"
they were los. week Quite number OF the co''aEcs
,terta,nod guests at informal dinners and lunchcons
Mas Lcarv gave the frat o' series OF muscar ahu To-
ceptons and Mrs. Pemberton- HICKS sang anu i'""u
served the collation. To-day MIS- George = Scott gave
large lawn partv and H. Aston Carey made preliminary
n Win h,s nub,c coach .Aqudneck - from the Casino
% Tiverton and return Of the dances at the Casino
were fairly well attended The Casino governors nave u'
cded to have the annual subscription pail e'h'r u" ~"
gust Il or August o. probably the latter dat ana inc
two annual meetings OF the CASINO cofPo'd"o" ''' "
held on August and August TO-
Among the cotagers entertaining this week were -
Van Alien F. S. Wiling Mrs. G. L. Rlves' MIS- D. o.
post Mrs David King. Mrs Slater. Mrs g. W. bu'tS
n :, Cnshi,, X A. Gri.wold. Mis-. James Stllmon.
Nv w " sherman Mrs w. H. OSgood MIS-. j. l.
spencer Mrs T. l.. Ludlow. Mrs G. NJ ocfichs' MIS-
c. c. Moore Mrs Thomas Hitchcock MIS- ., ~ "o'''
parte Mrs Edward 7. Potter. Mrs Gammcii MIS- "usu,
nemont ir Mrs Edward H. Wharton ana MIS- d. l.
KcmOchan. -, ,,o..
The cstboat shippers eve having scmc needed business
A sail in Newport caboat up and down 'he o"S - Nv
ordinary treat. The boats are often st'u lof H't
no,tes and lust at present 81 can be stated LOT uc p
n, tho N.hcrmen that few bueish are being caught
The landlords at ocean House the Aqu'uh'cA '"u
at tho New Cliffs well pleased with he ou'loo"' WV
tonight they caring for good huHDer Vi e'
Great things are expected OF August.
Some rattling amateur and professional cOuro "",iN
matches ore promised the Casino counts anu "Fo w"
also be some tennic matches before ana a"r inc
annual tournament OF the National Lawn Tennis Ns>o'A
tlon -
Mp md Mrs +. o. French. Mrs. w. X Thorn sno
Mr. and Mrs f. s g. d IIauteville have returned mere
from Europe
Mrs Courtepey Donne, OF New York has arrived ana
rented a cottage. -
Mrs {. w. Duston and the Misses Duston, OF New
York are guests OF Mrs F. p. Freeman
Miss Furniss Mr. and Mrs. w. Butler Duncan IT, MI
and Mrs j. II. Hartman James Lawrence 'ccIl boHhg
and Mrs Edward Lawrence, OF New-York George L"hrop
the artist and Dr.. Shenrer, OF Baltimore. are Visiting
friends at the cottages
Miss Susan o. Holman and her nieces the Misses
Miller Of New-York have arrived at their cottage on
Ledge Road.
Colonel and Mrs. Philip SCHUYLER, OF Ncw-York' are
quests OF Mr. and Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll.
Vocal and instrumental concerts TO DC given az the
Ocean House parors benefit OF the guests every
Sunday night during the season.
Mrs Psran stevens Will resume her charming Sunday
evening mu.icales at Marietta villa.
Ward McAnis'sr has taken lease Of the Lyman cot
tage, In lie ROy.avc.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob Astor. DESPITE the fact that
they are in mourning attract unusual amount OF at
tenton as they drive up and down Bellcvuesye.