New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
NEWS OF NEWPORT.
REGRET FOR THE ABSENCE OF TN.
RUSSIAN FLEET.
YACHTS GATHER IN THE HARBoR TO ENcoup.
AGE THE BoATMEN-MANY ESTERTAIS.


more literally. Visitors well as the local residents
regretted to learn that the Russian menofwar wen
mt TO visit Newport expected, and the catboat
skippers were than disappointed for foreign anl
American men of war their salvation. The LarcA,
mont Yacht Club arrived and II won't be long before
the New-YOrk squadron will also arrive and then To
Newport season will "bOom' in earnest. The ind
dents OF the week included The death Of Mrs. wiah
r. Travers two Casino darces, Mrs. Frederick ".
yopderhts luncheon the opening Of the public coach
season to-day by Messrs Frederick o. Beach and Prank
NJ Ware and large receptions by Mrs. Hermann 0sL
rcbs and Mrs. Henry Clews. The coach was hired te
the afternoon by Mrs. L. fznaga. One week from
to-day the coach will be loaded by Mrs. William (
Vanderbilt.
Mrs william Dorsheimer Of Ncw-York is . guest
., Mrs George Merrill, at Cosy Nook Cottage. NJ.
and Mrs. John II. Davis, who are to spend the ~
roinder OF the summer abroad. have rented thdr
house to DR.. william b. Hopkins, OF Philadelphia
whose slo0p yacht Goriana Is to have her head
quarters here. Miss Marie and Miss Montague, Of
New-York, are guests Of Mrs. j. H. Pendle'on. ALFRED
Recar of Brooklyn, IS visiting W. II. Lawton, tf.
pisbop Harkins OF the Roman Catholic diocese u
Rhode Island has been spending few days here this
? weck Count Ra0ul Du Val, OF Paris, well known
polo player Is at the Ocean House. Kichard BAKER,
tr OF Boston, has arrived at his collage in Ledge
Road Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hnard. oil newborn
are at Clover Nook Cottage. In Annandale Road and
Charles Plnard mas ROHp W itocH'S"i ip' "cchs
Mise NJ F. Warivillc of Boston. Is spending the sea
SON with Mrs Frank ". Andrews. The Rev. Dr. O.
Ellis Stevens OF Pl,adel pha, Is spending few weeu
here with friends and Edward White. OF NewYork,
IS staying with W. c. Townsend. Professor Charles
W shields OF Princeton College. and family whe
have rented their Newport villa, are at the New
cuffs Hotel for the W. II. White. OF New
York. IS at the Berkeley. Other arrivals include
DIR. Henry T. CCggcshal Frederick Baldwin. c. Z
dams and Mr.. and Mrs A, y. Pond.
OF New.Ycrk Miss Baldwin. Of Philadelphia Judge
and Mrs. p. H. Dugro. and Andrew H. SANDS, Of
New-Yorl are at the Ocean House.
Among the cottagcrs entertaining early in the week
were Theodore A. Havemeyer, Mrs FREDERICK W.
vanderbilt Mrs Whitney Warren, Miss wetmore Peny
Belmont, ex-CommOdOre f. 7. Gerry, Thomas II.
Cushing Mrs. Fairman Rogers and Mrs. Anterior
Blight Mrs Vanderbilt not only gave the largest
luncheon of the season. but she also entertained %
board of her husbands steam yacht Ccnqueror
Luncheon parties on board steam yachts appear to b
quite popular this season.
one OF the many attractions at the beach are oees'
sonal meetings OF the salvation Army.
Cornelius Vanderbilt and family Will arrive at ue
Glover cottage on Beacon Hill on July 30. They
sail from Europe the Camplnia today. George
Riddle will give readings at the Casino Theatre 'uy
- and August ! and August A. Mrs. Mckay, q
England has taken one OF the GIN cottages ior ths
remainder OF the season. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foster,
OF New YORK. are mere lOT -' $500
W. r. Vanderbllt's private secretary. Eliot Gregory
and g. c. Munzlg. two well-known artists, are spend
ing the summer here. some Of the male members
society have decided organize clam bake assoct
ton and to have genuine Rhode Island clam bakes d
least once a month.
Among the New Workers at the hotels this week
were Miss A. Vars John d. Dun, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Kenney A. l.. Mac-onnell. A. f. Musgrave, G.. A.
Scranton, q. o. Rudolph, Mr.. and Mrs. George d
Spencer James Black. Edward Lauterbach. W. G.
Bryant. \. J. Baker. Miss Baker, Mrs. Wood Ar&
Beckvlth Miss NJ j. Wood Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fennof
Mrs. {. Archie F. Lyon, Miss Mary f. Lyon, w
Eugene Parsons, Henry 7. Edison, James CrimInins
T. r. Egnn. Thomas J. Taylor. Louis J.. Pooler. Nh
and Mrs. q. b. Libby. Mrs Frederick Emerson, b
{. spar and Mr.. and Mrs. samuel lark.
Li,perard stewart gave large dinner parties Friday
night Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Goeets new villa at
room, at the New Gins Hotel. Colonel and Mrs.
{. l.. Best gave large birthday party to-day In honor
OF their eight year-oh daughter.
Mr. ana Mrs ". +. Mhltehouse have decided y
give an English ball whatever d ,ha A., may BE- o.
perry Belmont ana J. b. Wolfe gave luneheon, on
board their steam yachts this week. Winthrop
hancr OF has a En a Mp Riddle u
New York. Is at the Rudolph cottage In Churchst
arrived at hcr villa at ocnre Point They recently
returned from EtroPc -, ,,.,,,-e. balm.
Mrs rnry T Cew s fcie campcre to Introduce her
daughter Miss Elsie Cews the starting OF the public
party gwen by Slr and Mrs f. T. Gerry on board
their steam yacht, the Electra Among ne many my
Mrs. Cray, Mr.: and Mr., Elisha Dye, r., Nj and
Mrs Duncan Elliott, the Misses cutting Mr and N
e N,is 's H's cshlns d ii hard Peters william
low a'G Mr and MSr't Mri whitney warcn Mr. AND
Mrs |. Townsend Burden. Miss Willing, Mrs Edwsn
Mr. " and Mrs. ' Harold Brcwn Victor sorchon NJ
and Mrs. William H. osgOod; llspsnard stewart s Mf
Mrs lIeber Il. Bishop the Misses Bishop W: n:
Thorn Miss Parrish the Misses We'm%re nd Sen Mrs.
" Il. stewart and Mrs. Grenvinc Winthrop IL Wiz
the biggest yachting entertainment ior ys;r,;i Iou.s
Tonight other cotagers entertaining ih,hue - 20
b. McCagg. Mrs. Acosta, Mrs. vanderbilt MIS- rl,SS
b. De Forest, Mrs. Siuyvesant Fish ana Nr'' 'A'''-
Invitations are out for large company to clne esc
the Logcrot July -. guests OF MIS- Ma'h Wcsay
celebrates tho birthday Of her son Donald Nae Mns
who is in the British cavalry service, tnr, head.
is expecting extension Of Leave III, lrS sumner
here with his mother who has one of the Gin COT
agss Mrs Mackay y's IN faf flagship Of the phIla.
dcnhia Yacht G! ~ ~ the % ot the stockton
Mrs. Alfred Young. OF New'iorA' AT '"'
co oSS C l mi of has arrived at the
Frank Cunningham and F. c. Cunningham. OF Ne"
| York arrived mt Conanicut to-day.
| belmont Tiffany is at BY -thesea.. $3.50.
Mrs c. II. Baldwin gave dinner last msn1 postoa
Flske Warren. the court tennis player Oh D'''
'' Miss Ben,am is the guest of Mrs. schuyler ha"~
ton, jr., of Washington. 1910 -, ro,o fhi
There wa, an exciting scratch game Vi Poi'
.tornoon The attendance was small. .xA
| John Jacob AstOr's steam yacht Nourh,nhi Mr.
here this morning. with Mr.. Astor Oh poa p Uar
| and Mr,s AStor have delayed starting Tor pa' '
Dor until Monday. ,.. =, In, cone "a
| John w. Ellis of b" stoneacrc Cottage has so% rde
Long Island 10 visit his daughter, Mrs Hugh ,noci
" hitncy Warren. of Newly has been rgyphsr
! os n stakeholder of the Newport Casino oy ho
! Coclet his brothcrin-aw. ma. he J.
! The new schooner yacht Elsemarie. owned ., W..
Berry King arrived here this morning from -'
r. A. Havemeyer. jr e. f. sands, A. De mSsr
| Belmont Tiffany. Fiske warren, X. K ReHmsn1
| Francois Pringall Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton !r, ON"
Miss Benham are registered at the Casino. ~ .,x
Arrivals at the New Cliffs Hotel Include Mr. s Wr
| Mrs r. A. Boynton Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii. Boyer vi
| and Mrs Edward Cahln Mrs. L. Courtney " D Wrr.
| and ilmy and Charles T.. Daniel OF Ne" caorS,
! Prince singh and son. Of India Mr. and MIS-. uec'u
| " Prentice IIoratio Nightingale, OF Trovidense ~
| W. Tappan. Charles F.. s,ratton and Char,,S ri"" "