New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
TIE WEEK At NEVPORT.
ELECTION DAY PARADE YACHTS IN THE HAR-
DOR- ARRIVALS At THE COTTAGES no.
TEL IMPROVEMENTS

Dor ARRIVALS AT THE COTTAGES no.
TEL IMPROVEMENTS.
Newport r. l.. June (SpecaO-The State gov
eminent was organized here on Tuesday. and the
city was well filed with visitors. The military
parade was the largest and best at IN
auguratlon. The Legislature IN session only
two days. and then adjourned for two weeks When
the body assemblies here again Il will be for the
exclusive purpose OF eectng Ex-Governor George
Peabody Wetmore United States Senator. The
prospective election OF Mr. Wetmore gives general
satisfaction and II will be found that he VII be
worthy associate OF Rhode Islands senior Senator,
Nelson w. Aldrich
The outlook for tho season slightly improves and
Il may yet be possible for Newport TO have pros
porous summer.
Ex-senator George f. Edmunds. Of Vermont, has
taken the cottage In Ayrau,-st owned by the
widow OF Rear-Admiral Reed Werden, Y. 5.
y. Mrs Schuyler Hamilton. jr.. Of Newly ork,
who Is temporarily occupying her cottage In qiar-
rlson-ave.. has rented It TO w. @. Warden. OF
Philadelphia. Mr.. Warden is a newcomer. Cot
tages have also been rented by Henry S. Lawrence.
a. c. Pollfeme and William II. Irwin. OF New
York. and by Mrs. Charles A. Whitney OF New
Orleans Clarence Vose. OF New-York. has pur
chased cottage site In Broadway. Rear-Admlral
= B. Luce. y. s. n. is visiting his daughter. Mira.
Boutelle Noyes.
The clubhouse OF the New-York Yacht Club was
opened for the season Friday Mrs John w. Slater.
OF Washington who Is 10 take cottage. Is visit
Ing her mother. Mrs. william Gamme, on the
cliffs On next Monday night the Rev I. ~ Phelps.
formerly OF Brooklyn WIFI be Installed as pastor OF
the First Baptist Church. In this city. + G. With
ers OF New York. ana Mr. and Mrs. stephen Ca
hoone. OF Plainheld, y. J., are at the Aqudneck
Mrs. w. NJ Franklin OF Orange y. j., who owns
a cottage here. has presented TO ST. Georges
Church. In this city red silk altar frontal and
stole.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Vanderbilt. OF New-York. are
at Rough Point for tho season. and they have as
guests Mr.. and Mra Wales. and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas II. Howard On Friday Mr. Vanderbilt
The Very Rev. Or. Edwin Gilpin. dean Of Nova
scotia. and family are visiting friends here:
Schooner yacht Coronet, the soop yacht Rosalind
and the steam yacht Sakonnet. are In the harbor.
Post. Mrs. Han. J. J, Mahony. Mrs. H.. NJ Brooks,
Mrs H. A. Johnson. Mrs. John ". Auchincloss and
Colonel G. l.. Best OF New-York; w. q. Weld.
Mrs r 4. Stockton and Mrs. William u. Rogers.
Edward r. Wharton. OF NewYork. a well-known
cottage owner has arrived here from Paris. where
he will shortly reJoin his wife. He will try and rent
All Saints Chapel will be opened for the season
June TO-
Among the arrivals at the cottages are Whitney
Warren Mr. and Mrs. de Hereda, Archibald Mont
gomery. Andrew c. zabrskie. II. q. Hove. the Rev.
J. q. Mccormick. and air. and Mrs. Edward w.
Gould of New York, and Mrs. NJ. L. MackayeA OF
Cambridge. Mass. who Will soon sail for Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. O. b. de Forest, of New-York who
have lease OF the Train cottage. will subrent II II
Roberts Is extensively improving the new GIN
Hotel and cottages. which he has so successfully
mana ged for several years. Many rooms taken
for the season. and early In June the extensive
tablishment will be opened for the season Robert
II. Gommell. Of Providence VIII lease q Newport