New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
IOATH TO LEAVE WPOR1
MOST OF THE COTTAGES ARE STILL
OCCUPIED.
ups WILLIAM AsToRs Observation-Disclosures"
RAND CONCERTS now POPULAR

RAND CONCERTS NOW foPt LAi"
,.urort r l.. Oct. 3 (SpeciaD.-Socieiy stu
.i,gers at Newport. and prepares 10 depart ohS
,,,,b re,uc,ance As yet the avenue shows little
,, tro,, its summer aspect, and comparatively
t-, o,,,aves are closed. Indeed. October hnds
or,v about fifty of the summer visitors gone from
tboir Newport homes
Perhaps the most notable sociai ala'' u NV "Ve"
was Mrs William Astcrs luncheon al beech"oo"'
". ticb only women were present, and where tho
,ora,ions consisted solely Of American Beau'E
ro.es The guests were Lady and Miss LOCKWOOD
A., p,chard r Wilson, Mrs. +. Il. HOFFMAN, MI"
cnrca Hoffman Mrs. James Il. Kernochah' MT
Henry A c. Taylor Mis-. Berryihdh' ME- - -
baldwin. Mrs /. Townsend Burden MfS' - w.
cul.s Mrs George b. De Forest. Mrt W. w
sherman Mrs. Edward 5. WILING MISS Ni''e"'''
Mics Leary Mrs G. \. Bearh Mrs' i'ooo'' ~
cushing and Mrs. II. G. Potter.
, Van Aien gave a dinner at Wakenuis'
49, ,,on,v quests the table decorations beng NhcS
- Tho valley and orchids In old Enshah sh'ei
,,shos Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whte e''e''"'"
.u,o,tv-six at dinner; Mrs. Burke-Roche hao zen
~ =, t,,n, Court and James V. Parker had
- for fifteen. Others who have entertainer
,r the course of the week include MIS-. AVN o.
n, (ontain H. G. Taylor, l.. $ ~; Mrs freq
r,cL " Vanderbilt, Mrs. William i. cSsoo"' WI
"a Mrs W w Sherman. Mrs OiVer H. = Hc"'o''''
NJ, 7 THOMPSON Spencer Mrs frahcis " 'l'"'"'
MI .a,' y,ra, y Mason. Mrs e. H. Baldwin. Professor
ado
-, /, porser Mrs G. NJ. Hutton, Mrs' 'aii's -
1,oohao Mrs G. c. Moore, Mis- j hude he'h-
nan Mrs. ] j. Mason, Mrs. Theodore N uipp''
Miss Wolfe Miss Leary, Mrs. "eorsc d. ~ ~
H,s William Grosvenor, Mrs. I. +. liaN'"",,'
Mrs frederick Pearssn Mrs. {. W. uuee' NiN'
caoroe Hoffman. Mrs. G. Y. {. Haini'oh' MISS
S,n,,h- -C,ft and Pierrepont II. Duryea-
Niss Clara Barton and her party OF f'eu .o9
! workers were the guests of Miss Aimon IN ne"
| Cross-,ve No social entertainments were give" III
,be,r honor Miss Barton left the CITY ths w,vh Nj,
snr Neriden Conn and will probably again p' '''9'
| AImnn's guest IN the autumn. -, ,r
! Mra Iulia Ward Howe, president oi tic ioM u u
| nd country Club, read paper al the idSt mr.
o., ,hat literary society for the present season th'S
UaaL AZ The home of Miss Caroline Ogdci Jones.
| Eveninc band serenades for cottage fesidtnts are
| nnu nnn1lar Cornelius Vanderbilt. i. W Wander
| hHt II Mortimer Brooks Gorton Mckay, James
! IVAN Alen ". Watts Sherman. Robert Goeie'
| and Potter Palmer being among those favored this
week. 49, ,,.,t ,h. oh,,ontor In.
| fisherman of the season. having caught from the
| rocks on the south shor. this summer forty-two
! bass with an aggregate weight exceeding SIX nun
| dred pounds. >, ,,..
| Thirty-right flags decorate Herman Il. Duryea'S
30 foot Yacht Vaquero III. representing the number
of races won By her shippers skill at the daily con-
! tests OF the summer. -, ,,u
| Mrs George b. De Forest has waited her Pinar'
| cottaCe and taken a lease of the Train villa. IL
| BelleVue-ave. for the month OF October. H. NC
. Kay Twombly has rented the Parker Cottage. IN
| Parker-avc. for .he season Of 1884, Mrs kichar'