New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
EARLY NEWPORT VISITORS.
THE PROSPECTS FOR POLo PEOPLE AT
THE COTTAGES.


Newport r. L. June % (SpeciaD.--With the ias'
week in June the social season here Is not lar ms
tant Scores of families are now at their seaside
b,r,.s on the avenue and the cliffs and the o'her
fashionable sections Of the city. The season Is al
WAYS late II each year as II me couSsers az
reluctant to give up the quiet peacefui NE OF MAJ
and June and rush into the vortex OF the huiI!
and hustle of July and August
Before the end OF another week the casino MUSIC
will begin for the season, with the first morrirs
concert; TO be followed little later by the opening
hop. u
II would not be at all surprising If polo were
plaved again this summer upon the old neid Inc
new grounds at the Country Cub are Tar lroi'
bcing in At condition The old fed although nom
inallv abandoned is still unoccupied ana couid De
put in condition in a short time.
The Beaver Tail Fishing Club which controls
perhaps the best bass fishing ground along TINS
coast is not likely TO be opened this season. Oh
the seven men to whom its membership ~ h"'eu'
three have died since the season Of lS9s-Wiiam
II Ospood Theodore A. Havemeyer and StuyVesaht
lie Roy.
The death of Mr. lie Roy occurred this week at
his new summer residence on Red Cross-ave.'
which he had purchased and extensively remodeIled
since last summer. He had been III In NeW-ioTK
before his arrival here few weeks ago, but ms
condition had not been deemed critical until Few
hours before his death. He was the son OF the la'e
D,,,el o Row of New-York, and brother OF Mrs.
Edward King His wife Miss Bridge. OF New
York and his only daughter married Amos TUCK
French of that city.
ON Thursday the Ocean House was opened Tor
the season and will be. last year. under the
management Of Warren Leland. jr. The entire
nropertv within and without. has been put in ex-
cellen, order and the prospect s for successful
season Among those who have already taken
apartments for the summer are DR. kussel Del,
lamy George ]. Schermerhorn, c. r. Benson ana
his family. Mr. and Mrs. c. Sackersdorf. Mrs
O s Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson'
&ew-york. Congressman William l.. Ward AMI his
family Port Chester. y. Y. and H. +. Harrington
and his family. Croton-o the Hudson.
Several small dinner parties have been given
during the week. Among those who have enter
tanned thus II. p. Whitney. Lorillard spencer
Mr. and Mrs. Edward K Wharton, George Croker
Mrs l. G. Logan Mrs II. 4. c. Taylor and Mrs
Burke Roche.
Arrivals this week include Miss c. ogden Jones
Ochre Point; Charles Case and his family. Chandler
cottage, Cliff-ave.: Mr. and Mrs. C.emen. {. Moore
Mrs Hoffman Stonoacre. Bellevue-ave.; Mrs. T. 3
willing and Miss Willing. Webster-st.; Mrs. Theo-
dore A. Havomeyer. Bellevue-avc.: Mr.. and Mrs
/ J. Wadsworth Richie, IIerrick cottage; Thomas
Hade Mrs John O'Brien. Inchiqun; DIR. G. A.
Sicber the Misses Gilbert. Believue-ave.; Joh,,
/ W Rourke. David r. Rough, Lord and Lady
! Wallace Desfossez cottage; Charles w. Sebrecht
Frederick W. Smyihe. Carey cottaLe; Mrs. L. q. :
| Slater and Miss Gwynn. Travers villa, NarraGan-
I set.-ave.: Mr. and Mrs J. II. Foster, +. ). g.
! d'Hautevile Beeyuc-aye.; Miss Whiting, Swan
hurst cope WhtehOusc the Berkeley General y
/ Mcdowell NlcCOOk and Mrs McCoOk, fOnanicut
Mr. and Mrs John II. Caswell Mr.. and Mrs. ii. t.
/ Duryea Chickering cottage. BcleVue-ave.: II. |.
! Bouche Mr.. ana Mrs Robert Scdgwlck, clover
/ Patch. Narraganseti-ave.: MIR. and airs. John K
/ Drexe Ochre Point: G. Temple Emmett. J. Fred
! Person Valentine G.. Hall and Francis j. Free
man. Tower Top. Belleyue-ave ......,
MI and Mrs. Perry Tiffany have arrived 70 spend
J the Summer with Mrs. TiTan.'s mother Mrs T. a
/ Havemeycr: Mrs. james Is. Townsend and Mrs
! Hugo O. Fritsch Will be guests during the season
! OF the Misses Gilbert. Mrs. Williams. Of her dauBh-
/ ter. Mrs. George Henry Warren. OH Ocean-ave.
! and Robert J: Hare Powell and his family. OF Mrs
/ Samuel Powell
! During the iast week Alfred Vanderbilt has beer
/ visiting his sister. Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney
/ Mrs John Jacob Aston has been the guest OF tht
! Misses Blight Miss Hewitt Of Mrs. Stuyvcsan
/ Fish; George h Fearing. OF Henry 4. 6. Taylor
| Isaac Isen, OF lOrillard Spencer, Mrs s. +. Prem
| tiss Of Mrs. Warren Leland, Jr.; Miss A. r. Smith
! q Mrs Josiah NJ. Fiske; j. B Nelson OF his sister
/ Mrs A. r. Kemp Miss Jackson. OF Mrs. c. ii
Baldwin. Snug fiarbor, George Work Of h!r sister
| Mrs Burke Roche Mrs Warren g. Evaris. Of Mrs
! 81 nford r Gaddlng and Miss Rutherford, OF Nj
and Mrs. George Crocker. Scrtt villa Bclleyue-ave
| The breakers in order for occupancy by July -
| and II is supposed that Mr. and Mrs Vanderbilt
| will come directly Newport upon their return
J from their European trip lockwood is bc!ns
| made ready, preparatory TO the early arrival u
| Mrc. William Aston.