The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-08
IN THE WORLD OF FASHION.
THB aEs11xa or sUMMEB NOME
Al NRWPORE


Use OF Hothssser SAD Orchards ~ Extr.-
The Newport Rneise ACCOMMODATIONS
Cssssiss t. wsst Chester 60 Hsriu Next
wese-Fs-sisassis Cirsus Rox Parties
The imprersion that summ erinG It Newport
IL more expensive thsn at the other kmerlcsn
watering places - erroneous. A man with .
moderate insoms may enjoy the beauties
about Newport. II not the society. stsn expense
no greater thaa that Involved IN spsndins the
summer days on the Atlantic coast Of Jersey.
The man Of small means and bueoIio tastes IL
gradually eoming ~ learn this, and durina the
past few years q colony OF sottseers has sprung
up nAd . secondary set Of society has been
formed. epeouiators have found IL profitable
TO erect small. cosey cottages on Rhode Island
avenue and Broadway for q rental Of from $500
to 500 . season, furnished and ready for use
BY adding from $500 TO 500 more an sdiotn-
ing stable can be secured. Then living at
.wport during July. August. and September
becomes expensive
A Newport cottage may be called villa n
the rental IL over $4,000. whiis the word pa
latiai or imposing may be added for $1,000
and $1,000. The William r. Trayers cottage.
which IL look cd upon ss being attractive. and
I'D joins the Pinard cottages, is held at a rental
OF 81, 900 for the summer. The highest rental
offer Tor Newport cottage was made by Cor
nslius Vanderbilt to Louis l.. Lorillard for
vinland when Mr.. yanderbilts cottage was
burned, Mr.. Vanderbilt offered Mr.. Lorillard
$4,000 for the use Of the estate during the
summer. but Mr.. Lorillard refused the offer
Mr.. Lorillard's refusal meant $4,000 to Mr..
Vanderbilt. as he rented the John II. Glover
cottage. on Ocean Drive. and John W. Ellis's
Stone Acre for $1,000 each during the same
season. vinland IL one OF the beet Newport
aatataa n Ia hald at Al 90 OOO
An interesting feature Of Newport cottage
renting Is the fruit and flower restriction. On
many OF the large places there are flower
gardens and fruit preserves. open and under
glass. the privileges for the using OF which
the owners regard as an extra item. From the
dollhouse graperies on the Travers and
Duchess di Dino estates. which have long BEEN
in a superb state Of cultivation. come the best
grapes In this country. Many Newport peach
orchards would make the most veracious Del
aware grower envious. When Frank Work
sa eef o SS sq' p sfSp worF answered.
tn. Ss SSGd 5sS es tex cam and his
rent was raised from $1,000 to $1,000
Ing topics in the ciu bmans mind. The
Newport Racing Association. UNDER the
ne last days Of August on on the G oil
nS sna Sns win Vi tie
Sobnob with the farmers op TIE tsir grounds;
racing club are ogden, 6oeIst. TheodoIs 4
ascsss Tssbods e,nS s%04
Melville Bull, William Il Travsrs. Nathaniel
Tny SHsn and 'f rsa. iIis SI.ld 'dii1s:
far there are seventy-fo four members OF the
NewPor. Racing Asfoe.ation. anSne them be
I. Beino nf. Harold Brown. !. q Beach, Heber
4. Bishop. Henry ,Clews. Jgiian 7. Dayies.
Ro syor ana p Ogden dSelst Elbridss T. Gerry.
Center HITCHCOCK; Thomas Hitcheoek, Jr,i 5. + :
oTaan He e1nsa osi si JoRn P1ssd
rem. and J. j. Van Allen.
On Monday morning. April 16. the public
coach Tempest will make its nrst run from
dub j. ciinoh Smith Viii Be- de whip on s..
Tps ~, WIN , %st w sss Plat. Hoe. snd
tngtSn bridge Berkeley oysL Jsso% n, ha PARK:
The Country Club viii Be reached by 1855, kt
StS shi 'g ssc che tina. Ssst ana arrival
at the Brunsviek: The fare will be from
and sHn: s 81 SnS
70 gsF ,b TIE boz T: .s.s
%cstehsstsr FnbIio Coach, Line, Richard 4.
eoseR U from M srrsSsnsstt Her to Newport this
summer eyery day except Sunday.
This season will witness some radical
changes in the Rockayay hunt The club has
undergone considerable REQ rganiration, which
new club house, the plans for which have been
accepted. will be Immediately erected on the
SIS. 66a The wsssehsstsr Hunt Club is getting
itself talked about: Every chass 10 followed BY
. tea which the ladies seem anxious to attend
The Daughters OF the American Revolution
hay. given up the ihsa q celebrating ths an d
be given gn that date, April IL, IN tn. historic
w bssa az .ds Z'f9 In. rSS% nS
pscpls: only ,Ss Pi:.idsats., q h: EssIicsie
Ing Officers Of the Department. oi The Atlantic.
and tho President Of the Stock Exchange. A
ss Gs ~ ~ be- Wit VII Clinton. and .n
historical sketch will be read
jovial social gathering box party. followed
by . supper. Is the proper thing In the way Of
sohn PaS.iasa. 81 the SsH MsfcaHs Ro
bank, gave eireu. party IN honor E,f o. fear 81
soutter. Mas sarah A Hard, Miss Mary frincs.
and Miss Marie Louise Mott. Mrs lanes q.
inson, p. dwight Porter, Augustus D. shop
ard, Jr. apd samusl II Benton were also
10 2 West Thirty seventh street for supper
Tho seats were designated for the ladies By
the names on the peak of small jockey caps.
bareback riders, and tightTope walkers with
their names tied about Tho waists.
Mrs. NJ Boutbaek OF 444 Madison avenue
has sent out Invitations to the wedding Iecep.
ton OF Miss s. Antoipstte southack and David
from to Il O'clock. Mr.. King Is q member OF
the Union League the University. Authors.
an GrolieI clubs. and IL President OF the Delta
Kappa Epsilon Club.
Mrs. james W. Gerard H. getting up an en-
tsrtAinment for the benefit OF the summer
Camp for Poor Boys. which was orG9nized last