New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25
THE SEASON At NEWPORT.
TT IS NOW FAIRLY OPENED AND MANY
CorTAGERS ARE ARRIVING.
INCIDENTS OF THE WEEK - THE 1NFANTA
EUL.1IE AND THE VIKING sHIP-soME
OF THE ARRIVALS.

EIrrIrIE AND THE VIKING SH1P-SOMb
OF THE ARRIVALS.
Newport. r. l., June "a SpecaD.-Ihe Ne"p'''
season with the opening of the ocean HOUSE, "u"'
NAV be said 20 be fairly opened Few OF INV Wv.
,oc.rs have entertained. and many more are 'r'a's0
for cottage entertainments later. me Casho u"".e'
will no in order tho first week in july when the casino
,r. r,I arrive Permanent and transient visitors
have bccn numerous OF late and the hotels ana private
boarding houses have been doing good business. Inc
Viking ship the German man oi-"nr "mch sancu VII
Thursday for Cowes. and the many yachts WHICH huNe
arrived have made business unusually livery LOT 'ne
catboat shippers. The Vanderbilts. Astors herho
chans. Goelcts Writings Fearnss and Others are a'
,her co,tagcs for the season. The hsmonapie
thoyoucbarcs are daily tronged and the display OF
housekeeping horses and stylish carriages couid ho'
be excelled. The recent coaching accidents IN f"VS
have put a damprr upon coaching even NJ Ne"Por"
and Il Is safe 10 predict that QoachhB VIII NO IL" ie"
ture OF the season Of 1893.
The grounds OF the Coli Club are In condition. anu
nrac,ice games are In order. Few OF the members
know anything about the game but they look wise
when asked for particulars OF the sport. Inc ciuo
the resldcnt OF which Is Theodore A. fiaveineyer Vi
New York. has leased nearly eighty acres OF iahd III
the vicinity Of Oceanave, and for clubhouse II mas
the celebrated boarding house known as Batemans'
with It's splendid stnbe accommodations and Its ex
tcnsive grounds.
The incidents OF the week included the visit OF the
Princess Eulalic, the departure OF the German man
ofwar the terrible accident to ex Governor George
Peabody Wetnore and the illness OF Associate justice
Samuel Blachford. Of the United states supreme
Court The Princess spent Just day and quarter
here and she saw and admired all the beauties OF
Newport She visited the beach and Casino. saw the at
fractions OF 0chre Point and OF the ocean d1ve unchea
at Gunher's. and admired the old fashioned dwelling
house where society enjoys It's mutton chops and
Welsh rabbit and Burgundy. In accordance with her
in nd fhp
restrained from Offering her any ccurtcsies
principal social lion here nj present Is Sir Julian
Pauncciote, the British Ambassador who has rented
| the cottage owned BY MADAME Jerome Napoleon
| Bonaparte. The cottage is O modest ahnir. The
Ambn sadors family consists OF Lady Pauncefoe and
their four daughters. The younger daughters ARE
still al school, Mr. Arthur Peel the third secretary
OF tho embassy has already arrived and he Is at the
Bonaparte cottage The Hon. Michael NJ. Herbert first
secretary OF the embassy Will pend the season with
his fathcrin-law, Richard T. Wilson, OF NewlorK, on
| Nnriasansctt ave. Alan tombstone who Is second
secretary Will arrive Mrs. tombstone, who
| was Miss Trnchot, OF Ncw.York and bride OF la1
winter.
Among the latest cottage arrivals are the follow
ing: George H. Is. ILL., Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. Mrs
Nicholas FISH, Robert Goeet. buchanan winthrop, Dr.
| beverly Robinson. Marquis de Crolsic, a. Cass Can
neid stuyvcsant lie Roy. Mrs. ". II. Vanderbilt. Z.
| H. Leland. Harry Oelrchs. the Misses Gilbert Mrs.
| Hamilton IT, J. ". kearney. Mrs. J. J. Post j. Fred
Person FRANK Foster, ;. Is. French. Mrs DE Lanc|
Kan. md Mrs. r.. q. Tinker. OF Newly ork' Anterior
Engnt Miss Jane Morris, e. L. sinnick'on . ID
sitt, Murray shipcy, ;. X. Shipley ana MIS- D. u
Johnson OF rhiladepna; Mrs. seth II. Browneii. Mrs
Slater and Mrs Gammell, OF Providence j. e. borueh
and w. &. borden. OF falI Eiver; ". r. Whitehouse'
Charles j. singer ana Theodore ". phnney, OF chi
cago Colonel i. l.. Gillespie, tinted States Engineer
corp, Mrs. J. 4. Cooke. Mrs. ". Is. Rogers ana fro
,e.sor Alexander Asassin. OF Cambridge. Mass. and
| Dr. ". II. BiIrRhcad, Of kingston, H. l.
Henry = Lawrence, Of Ncw-lork has rented tho
| kulghi cottage In Eelevu"ave.
Ex-Governor and Mrs &. C. Van Zahot nave gone
| 10 Kichned springs for the summer.
| r. H. P.ndic,on OF New-i DIRK. has leased the cot
tugc owned by the Misses ogden. OF New-iork, who
| VIII sail for Europe
| Among the visitors nj the cottages are MI anu
! MR.. Hartman. of New. York. who are with their
daughter Mrs. ". H. Trnvcr,. IT.; Charles H. Jerry
| mnn Harry bergman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Kernochan
Mr. md Mrs J. H. strong Miss strong. Mr.. and Mrs.
Waller H. Lewis. Mr.. w. NJ. Bates and Miss Maud
Leland. Of ScwYorN. Mr.. and Mr.. Ellwood Davis oil
Gaa"pna ana W., de- S. y ., h0S N,ae ny,ns
visit TO Newport before sailing for Enrop" she
Will be AT Marietta VIVA The latter p,r' p 81 Sa will
spend the summer 1T srnsct hige, on Kmge hoau
sister Mrs. Burk'~R,-hc. at the Duchess de Dino
villa. In BELLEVUE ave.
The Marquis de- 'roslc ana fanily OF NC" iVk
nre here for the sumner. A.
| Mrs William Edgar. of Ncw-York who has "A fine
| ytlla here has gone Canada for the summer.
| Dr and Mrs. William Appleton. Of Boston. are u
visit Mrs. George L.. DE- Forest next week IN. DE
Forests occupying the Train villa near B"i'eys
| Bench. -.
Miss Anna T!cknm. OF Boston, daughter OF the
late George 11cknOr. has arrived At her cottage.
Miss Allie" Green, of Hampstead. l.. l.. mas rented
| the Breeze Cottage. In Everett Place. and Robert
Garrett of Baltimore. has taken the lngersoll estate
at Reef Point. .
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, upon their
| return from Europe next week. VIII occupy tbs
| Glover villa, on Irncon I'M.
There were many arrivals Including the baron nnd
| baroness Bodman, OF Germany. at the New Gins
| Hotel this week.
Mrs. c. II. Dawson and Miss Gibson. Of Washington
| are At the Weycn cottng, for the summer.
| DR.. beverly Robinson and Il. H. Warren. IT.. OF
| New York. are at their cottages.
The Quaint Club. II New York, will cnt Its annual
| summer dinner nj the Ocean House tomorrow.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Stnrtevant OF Providence
are occupying Boohden. owned 10y the heirs Of EdwiI
! Booth. the actor.
The diplomatic corps Is to he well represented her,
| this summer.
Mrs. William Aston. who Is at Beechwood, vii
| entertain this season.