New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-24
yEgPoRrs SUMNER COLONY AnRVING

MANY COTTAGES ALREADY OPENED FOR THE
SEASON PROMINENT PEOPLE IN TOWN.
Newport r. L. June q (speciaD Newport is
slowly but surely filing NJ with permanent and
transient visitors Apparently the cottsge-rentins
season Is nearly over Fewer houses than usual
have been disposed OF. but II is expected that at
least twenty more will be rented before the middle
Of July. The weather has particularly favored
Newport = far. there having been but three
really hot days. The foggy has struck 1t
az an opportune time All the hotels including
the Ocean House. the new GIN Hotel. whose land
lord. Mr. Roberts IS doing snug business, and the
Hotel Renaissance and the cottages connected, are
open Mr. Roberts expects to rent al the cottages
In his colony soon. The Casino orchestra Will re-
port for duty July T. and the semweekly dances
also begin during the first week in July.
Mr. ana Mrs. John II. Davis. OF New-York. who
are at their cottage Bcllevue-ave. Will sail for
Europe In August. and will visit Mr.. Daviss daugh-
ter Lady Torrance Blackwood. formerly Miss Flora
Davis
pr. and Mrs w 7. Bull OF New-York. will
spend July AMI Angus, at the Bull Mansion at the
one Nile Corner.
G I. Binlnger. Of New-York. Is guest OF
Theodore +. Moran. and q. NJ. Hutton has DR..
Paul Alunde. Of New-York. his guest.
The R-v Dr Lewis Cameron. Of Calvary Church.
New-Yorr. will preach al All SAINTS Memorial
Chapel tomorrow.
Mr. ami Mrs.. Francis F. Freeman. Of NewYork,
have arrived at their Tower Top Villa on Bellevue
ave and Mr. and Mrs Elisha Dyer. IT, OF New
York, are at their Wayside Cottage. on the same
thoroughfare. other late cottals arrivals include
the following: John y. \. Griswol. New-York
Bclevuc-ave: Mrs Arnold Hague New-York Bea-
con HIM. ". II Irwin. New-Iork Q}rown,sl Broad
Parker-ave ami Clay-st.; DR.. W. A. Watson. New !
York Spring and Jonn IS; Victor s9rchan. New
York U.yman's -. lie ROy-ave.i ogden NILS, New 4,
York Beilevue-ave and the CHS George {. Mason.
nj .f..t / A.
bamy. & r.. KSy.st; Robert II cushing Boston.
Mrs. r. D. Morris rs P s5ne ~ HsySS
Narrasaassti-ave.; GeoTss II. B I'm. New;
Gilbert. Mrs. H. .. frtsch Mrs. James b.
a i0~'y Mfs Schuyler HamoS T NenYork
Gence Giartsh6rn' s. Halidon I'm. Mrs +. l.. Lud-
low. New-York Haiidon Hi: Mrs. William F.
Weld. Mrs. Perkins. George w. Weld boston |
weld Lodge. Narraganse,t ave: Mrs. &. F. Per
klns Boston CBruensl. Belevue-ave.; Mrs. Joseph |
+ stone New-York. Bel.evue-aye Mrs. George |
t3adwln'sC. Narragansett and Bellevue ayes; Pro
lessor Josiah p Cooke. Cambridge Mass, Gibbs
Rse h4%H G PsS65am Ss%4o?k
(Woolworthsl. Ciin-ave; and Merton Read, H.
%s.T5 n1sS5sss %s.s@i '55
Polifeme New-York Glazard's). Parker-aye. Rob
ert ". Cooper. omeyHAe. 4 tkimbers Br39d-
Kay-st.: Miss G. g. King (Trayerss 81 Rhode Island
I'VE. H. T. KnOWltOn. \eH-1Ork (Bruens), belle
vuc-ave.: Stuart a. Coats New-IOrK ogden -, Red
Cr)ss-aye. -,
The races OF the Newport Pony Association VIII
be held At Co1dngtou Point, the new grounds on
Ooan-avc not being ready. The new polo grounds;
near the proposed racctrlc6 are being laid out. ana
because the contractor employed Italian hborers
the .ocal labor unions tried 10 make trouble Her
mann Oelrichs. president OF the Polo cub was
blamed but II was shown that he had nothing TO DO
with the matter People In society. women as wei
ma men are taking mild interest in bicycling 1t
IS said that a club made up exclusively OF the
-Four Hundred IS 70 be formed.
The first large luncheon for lades was given on
at "Rockhurst" by Mrs. II. ~ Brooks.
OF York Or. and Mrs w. VI. Polk. OF New
York are Mrs. Brooks's guests.
II Is understood that Mr.. and Mrs. George i. DE
Forest. Of New-Nork, expect to subrent the Train
villa which they are occupying ana san Tor Europe
cary In July.
Mrs Morse OF Boston. IS guest Of Mrs. Blu
chanan Winthrop at the Pnard cottages
Francis Z. NintOn. well-knOwn Boston artist
and wife are visiting friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. EllwOol Davis. OF Philadelphia, are
AZ the Adams cottage, on Catherinest. for the sea-
son.
The first prominent Wedding occurred Tuesday
the bride being Miss Alice Cooper. OF this city.
relative Of ]. Fenmore Cooper, the novelist and
tie bridegroom DR.. Walter Bense graduate OF
the New-York Hospital. The newly married couple
Wifi I've. ut Cooperstown. y. Y.
Robert L. Cutting. Reginald Brooks, Cecil Barrett
Of New York and r. l.. Willing are among the
late cottage arrivals.