The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05

the brilliant young matrons who are now
crowding It. One of these may be Mrs.
Cornelius, Jr. 1t h said this bride VIII
spend a month at Newport to show her
Vanderbilt Notwithstanding that, though
older than her husband, she Is not more
mature than he, and can easily hold
matron's beleship.
Another of these young matrOns Will
be the Countess of Essex, who comes
with the earl and a baby to make New
port such visit as she has not paid since
reigned supreme When Miss Grant went
abroad some seasons ago she is said TO
have told a girl friend that, she would
never return until she could hold her own
as matron, even as she had queened 1t
as maid! And her threat she has fully
fulfilled. The earls picture, sent over by
the countess to a Newport friend, is hand-
somer than that of Hermann Oelrlchs,
and the couple will be much admired.
The welcome news that Mrs Oelrichs
and Miss Fair will be here this summer
has been told from villa to villa. There
is being built for them very me house,
but it will not be completed until next
year. The fancy is for having large gates
in front of the houses, and great are the
village expectations when the new gaIes
arrive. From Old Newport the country
people come to see them erected. ana
wonders of architecture they are. Not
even the gates of Rome were more impos-
ing than those of THE Breakers"
If Mrs. o. H. p. Belmont were to elect
TO CnduS6 the name Ol ANGWpOA ~ tAAeS@
of her own, on the basis of real estate
holdings. she could easily secure such
legislation. Marble House and us
grounds are hers. So, too, Belcourt the
.. H. P. Belmont place. and all its ad-
jacent roads and grounds, by GIT or her
infatuated husband. How the houses VIII
be divided up remains 10 pc seen. ~
is said that the Duke and Ducness OF
Marlborough will summer at marble
House, and Mrs. o. H. p. Belmont al BEL
court and again, the whisper has 1t that
young Willie K, Jr., Is an independent
young man-though only %, ana prefers
TO keep up his own establishment at Mar
BILE House. letting his sister and Drotner-
in-law visit at the Belmonts he mas
certainly spent much time at MdrDle
House alone with his retlnue OF serNa MS MS
The shipping of bicycles to Newport mas
been immense. They come here IN cases,
in frames, in fine wood boxes ana IN the
hands of trusty servants. Ihey are n
gold, in silver in nickel and in compl-
nation of metals. showing different colors.
Many whose names do not appear upon
the social horoscope, eottagers from Mar
ragansett and the intervening Places
have wheeled over the city by the sea,
and therefore the regulation Newport
jewellers are Withdrawing more ana more
into their private domains. Inree years
ago Miss Louise McAllister shocked New
port people by riding a bike WITHIN her
fathers grounds, followed by a groom
Now it is the universal way 10 40 y.
Inc Brice young women, very PIeds
ing and graceful girls, Will be Newport
bellies. They are riders of the wheel; 50
also are the other young women of So
ciety, and notably Miss Fair, who is the
champion.
Secretary and Miss Herbert are ex-
pected here about the time OF the re-
view of the naval squadron, and the
greatest efforts are being made to get the
Clevelands away from those babies ana
to Newport for a week
The favorite Newport trip for the early
season is TO NaFFqUangPfr. FdElllLlec Lpl
getting there are much greater. A GOOD
launch and fine cycle path are In use.
In interesting events there Is the New
port horse show. which opens aug. 20
and lasts three days. 1t is in charge OF
center Hitchcock, the Lorilards, - n.
b. Belmont and Prescott Lawrence-a
Understanding committee.
And among the Newport deDutahleS