New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
VIEWPOINTS EARLY 81 MINER DAYS.
MANY COTTAGE RESIDENTS ALREADY oN HAND
THE FIRST ENTERTAINMENT or THE SEASON.


THE FIRST EMBARRASSMENT or THE SEASON.
Newport, II. l.. June y ,specaD Newport is a
lovely spot IN these early day Of sumner. Already
nearly 90 cottagers are in their summer homes here
10 enjoy the pleasures ard beauties OF THIS season
OF the year. while additions the number Of
tagc people arc made every day. or course tho
pleasures to be found here thus carly the year are
not those Of "a. midsummer. but ratlcr the quiet
enjoyment Of the beauties OF nature about the city
and the island. for which there Is little no time
in the rush Of social gayetos later in the season
There are not few OF the cottage people who care
more for these early and late days Of more modcr-
ate and less exciting pleasures than for the wAir
o, society which characterzes July and August
and II IS this class which every year comes carly
and stays late.
The first wedding Of the season in society took
place this week. 1t that Of Miss May Frances
Hunter TO Shaftcr Howard. \ goolly number OF
people in society were already IN their homes. ant
their ranks were augmented for the OCCASION 80
that the wedding was a brilliant affair even though
1t did occur in June instead Of August
Additional arrivals OF coitagcrs for the season
include Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and Miss
Gertrude Vanderbilt. who are now well established
for the at THE Breakers: Mr.. and Mrs
Almeric Hugh Pagct. at the Clcws villa. the
Spouting Rock: Loriilard Spencer. Mrs. Emily J. De
Blos Mrs. Alexander Barrett and Miss Lily Barret
the latter OF whom IL to be married here this sum
mer to Sergeant Prentlss Kent. OF Virginia. James
+. Kernochan "Sea View" Ochre Point; Mrs
julien T. Davies Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Lawrence
and Miss Lawrence; Mrs. Frederick Pearson. Mrs
Charles NJ. Oclrichs and Miss Oelrichs. Mrs. L. j.
Berwind. Mr. and Mrs W. Watts sherman Wood
bury Kane. Charles Raoul Duval. Miss Laura j.
Post, at the Sargent cottage; the Misses Cushing
Mrs. Emcllne Doro and Mrs bergman. at the
Chanler villa; Mr.. and Mrs william g. Schermer-
horn Harper Pennington. at the Little cottage: Mr.
ana Mrs Augustus A. Low OF Brooklyn; Mr.. and
her daughter, Mrs william i. Burden :. Nichol
son Kane. Lieutenant and Mrs. George A. Blckne
l.. s. y. and Commander &. g. Todd. L. :. y.
large number OF New Workers nave also been
In town for brief visits among whom are Mira.
Potter. wife Of Bishop II. G. Potter. who was the
guest OF Miss Morgan, AT Snug Harbor"; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter l.. Kane. Mr.. and Mrs Frederick w
Rhinelander. visiting their daughter. Mrs. lie Roy
King: Mr. and Mrs. Nevns guests Of Mrs " +
Bull. at "Dudlay Place" Goold Hoyt. Lieutenant
Robertson Hovey. /. S a; Isaac Townsend, Iiymcr
Van Nest NJ. &. Agnew and Miss Florence Garrett
Cottage rentals to New-York families include the
Lieber house I'm Rhode lsland-ave. to c. g Moore;
the Deas cottage. at ltastons Point. \. NJ
Sypher and the villa OF Mrs. Ludlow on Halidon
Hiil, to Miss T.. POmeroy.
The first luncheon OF the season was given this
week the Plnard cottages. the hostess being
Miss Katharine Duer daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. 4. Ducr Of New-Nork The guests Included
Whitney announced that day; Mss Turnurc
Miss Taylor the Misses Stone. Miss Pomeroy and
Miss Davis. daughter OF Judge Davis. OF Washing
ton.
Hermann Oelrichs Of New-York Will soon replace
'Rose Cliff" the old home of the historian George
Bancroft which Mr. Oerichs recently purchased
with and costly villa.
Wyatt Eaton. tho New-York artist. who died hers