New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-11
OUJET FALL DAYS At NEWPORT.
MANY COTTAGES ARE STILL OPEN But
LARGE SOCIAL GATHERINGS
HAVE CEASED

Nou,nort y T. Oct. 10 (SpeciaD.-Newport Is
quiet socially, yet not a third prooaoiy' OK 'ne .o
tases are already closed for the winter. Inc"
number H. however. now increasing oany' a'~ w
fore long there will remain only the people VIM
will prolong their stay until real winter wea'n.',
and some OF them even beyond this time Ihe ''s'
Of these late stayers Is not a small one.
Social gatherings Of large size nave ceaseo '''o
Rether and only family and Informal DINNERS '
luncheons have been given this week AMONG ..ioee
who have thus entertained are Mrs WILMA" ro9''
Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll, Mrs. Gavin o D,.oe'
Mrs David King Mrs. Charles NJ Oelrichs' MrS'
Tbeodore X Gibbs Mrs. ]. J. Mason. MIS- JON"
Cadwalader Mrs. G. A. Converse MRS. "er""o'
V. G. Hamilton and Mrs. John X Drexel'
The marriage OF Miss Sybil Sherman, daushter y,
w. Watts Sherman, TO John Ell's ho"''a'', 'o' -
Mrs George Hoffman. will take place cary heA.
week and will be followed by reception az
Cba,eau-sur- Mer. the home Of Miss sherman
uncle Senator George Peabody Wetmore r,roder,ck
Rough Point the eo MES Ss gave the first
OF a series OF paror talks on German topics the
subject being "Das Rhengo'd' 80, ore renorte
be esotatns for the pI oraon Bennett Si prop
Paran Stevens and the 'a'1 Is said that they pro
pose TO build block of stores on the avenue
and an cot tne into clubhouse
II is reported that Mr.. and Mrs John *: ,e ~
have plans ready to build rge r an" nresent cottage
This estate is next south OF The Breakers
The foot RuggleS-ave. Inc cottage Ho" - D.
there was built and occupied for many year w re
fossor Fajrman Rogers and n dozen or inoIe Se. az
ago was rebuilt after disastrous i"' VIM"
stroyed nearly the entire interior. , coo,o,, L.
Miss Clara Barton. of the Red cross soo,u oo,
e,nected here to visit Miss Alvin again next Weeh,
Mrs ~ d. W. Clapp will be for a lew ' Meeh iosnd
guest of her brother, Joel Il. wore, ha''"5 ''o''"
her own cottage for the season a., oo.ohor
Mr. and Mrs. w. a. Duer are sPehois ii ~,
at the Muenchnger- King cottage, the riatm 49,
tages where they have been all SUMMIT h"''"s
Mrs George T. de Forest has abandoned her IN,
tcntion of taking tho Train vila lot octopei' OH"
Will instead so to Lanox ,,,. x.,;ni, Fair
Mrs Hermann Oelricbs and Miss virginia al,
have returned from San Francisco ana MT. ana
Mrs John r. Drcxel and Mr.. and Mrs. neity l.
sloane are again back in their Newport cott.ses
Cornelius Vanderbilt continues TO Improve stcadly
I'm health though It is understood that MS
tlscolrages his desire TO go TO NeW-fork 10 1.,en
the wedding of his niece. Miss Shepard 10 FIJI
Fabbri He IL seen almost every pleasant oay, anu
last Sunday attended service at old lrEty, loI .e
first Tine since his Illness This week MIS-. 'alden-
filt gave dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. r. e. r.
, Whitney who have been guests at Inc bTeahe's io'
Mr. and Mrs Moses Taylor have been guests 81
Mr. and Mrs Henry A. G. Taylor; ogden |oHn,ii.'
ir Of Thomas F. Gushing. and Miss Ogden, OF MIS-
Victor Sorchan. -, ,.u, u,h =
Frederick w Rhinelander and his family, VINO
have j,ist returned from Europe. are occupying
their cottage on Red nore-3t, and Mrs T. = tassiiy
and Mrs Mary L. Cassidy are at the Pendietoh COZ
tage Ochre Point. 80 - =, d.
This week Count dc Moltke. Admiral O: +. stan
ton l. s. NJ. and his family. and Admiral l. -.
SelfrdCc T. 8. N, have been in town