New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
VIEWPOINTS LATE SEASON.
MANY COTTAGERS WILL REMAIN
LAST WEEK NOT \ DULL oNE-AEElNAN 0'
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

LAST WEEK NOT \ ID LII UNI
Prominent PEOPLE.
Xovport r. l.. Sept. 10 (Specld"'- w, .,s,,ors
M, been very dull this week lew - -. ono
-, ooeeessed of cottages departed D"' ''' Il
~. =, ,osed The principal occurrences Oh ''i'
ho''i - 49,, ,ro Golf matches and the lawn tennis
7 W." -, for doubles at the Casino, ana po'h AT
.aI como attention in the social wor" l-i''
t. ,,avers with lady referees are always '
. ,rou. Their were many cottage enter yam ~.
- II" - ,tor, large 4 few Of the yachts hnser III
tho barbor. but the major portion Oh "''' nav"
lii, cottages are renting for next season
,rh last dance at the Casino was wei h''e'iue"'
80 ,,ests bcng present. The Casino 'iuo
uu remain omen until october |. and the erounuS
,u moi be closed until November i""d' W.
was a trotting at Aquidneck ram or" ,,..
..a,ad some attention: in fact. 1t was Drought
t, ~, the summer residents. Prominent NlSI'oiS
~ America going to or returning iio" NV
Fair are making flying visits mere a.,
ri. ,rircinal occurrence next week VIII DE u'e
marriage of Miss Neil. daughter OF Colohel anu
Mrs Edward NJ. Nell. members OF pio'.'', ,,.I
New.York family to Walter Eldredge' so" VI '"'''
Iulia H. Eldredge. of New-l orK' 80
Sir milan pauncefote the British Minister VIII
,a,, bere until October The first secretary OF the
t,r,hassy the Hon Michael Herbert VIII san LOT
the Hague october TO- -
Early in the week Perry Belmont an" 'o'l H.
Wolfe entertained on their steam yachts ana ME-
Whitney Warren. Mrs. +. *. Pendeton ana MIS-
Fernando Yznaea gave pcnics. other cottagerS
entertaining were Cornelius Vanderbilt VINO mas
taLen nossessjon of the "Stoneacre' villa; Gordon
Mckay. Mrs Phipps Miss Ellen Mason. VINO en-
tertained the Town and Country 'lup' MIS- Russ
r Winans Mrs Hugh l.. Willoughpy' WHO cav
a large reception: Mrs. Mason X Jones MT
,,eores y de Forest Heber Il. Bishop. T.. J.. WIN
throp Mrs r. r. Potter. Mrs. FREDERICK w van
derbt. and Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer, Many
of the cottasers gave more than one entertainment.
ChiIdren's partics were given by Mrs Stanley MOT
timer and by Mrs. Atherton Blight. Al me me''-
ing of the Town and County Club Sdhry V Wrd
read a paper on TennySon' ana NiS' '"''' "
WiIiam X Thorn will sail for Europe The latter
,,art mf the present month. Mrs De Lancy Kane,
n% ~. Work. has lust arrived at her cottage ON
Sunnyside Place. Mrs. Kane ana hei lal,r Ms
Wuliam Edgar who has been spending me EuIn
nler i'm Canada has opened her VIA ON h' , ~,
Knron Shuizlar Won Mchling. of GrrmahEi nS a.
rived at the Muenchinger- King cottaSr n ~,
gian Minister has rooms at the itohilSHn v",
through the generosity Of Louis t. Mc' ass; W.
two men who have had charge OF thr SUI ln'i .t
ckars }or the Worlds Fair The buffers cmployed
10y the cottagers have given the NrMPo'' 'oSP''"'
Prince Hatzfcldt of Paris. is AMONG the la,r ar
rivals Prince Poniatowski who has beeh p,,",n,II
NJ Forain the French caricaturist mas rttu!n IT,
rom X@w"York John Jacob Astor has brought MS
novel electric launch here from NeTo "rk Ennis
conal church met here to-day TO revise Inc Dam"i
and constitution OF the church Inc repuI' WI'i y"
submitted 10 the next general convention ; 'n",S
H. hshops present were Bishop COKE. 81 NtS',,n
New-York: Bishop Doane OF Albany. bshop Niarh
If Rhode Island: Bishop Potter. oi New i'm
Hishop dudley Of Kentucky Bishop faI"t "l MAJ
land and Bishop Burgess of Quincy. an rtua'
n',,,her Of nreslvters and laymcn were also pres
emf Tonight the visitors were enterlahi@I al
"Fastbourne Lodge" by William fitZhush White
bomee son Of the late Bishop Whuehouse
\ number of the cottagers have hcclden 10 lri,ti'
here late some late as the latter patt oi 10,
,ior,ber. and from present indications. 1t VIII be
late season" Not few of the cotas.fS arc
arranging TO 90 to the Worlds FAIR soon. MrsSi
Cornelius and Frederick W. Vanderbilt are cIassc'
among the late StaYcrS.