New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10

REGULAR SUMMER ADJUSTMENTS
BEGINNING

BEGINNING.
Newport. r. l.. July tSpeciaD.-It has been an
exceedingly lively week. with unusually larg"
number Of people in town This was due mainly
TO the great influx for the Fourth. many men who
do business In the cities taking advantage OF the
holiday TO spend few days with their families.
while there large number OF transient visit
Tomorrow evening for the first time the music ~
the Casino orchestra will be heard at the regular
Sunday evening concert, to be continued through
the season. Monday the popular morning concerts
will he begun. opening n series which VIII extend
over a period OF two months and Monday evening
the first dance Of the summer will attract TO th"
little theatre the usual small gathering for tn"
opening night. These incidents really form the open
ing OF the season here.
BY far the popular place OF fashionable re-
sort is the grounds of tn" country club. at Bate
mans Point Here the golf links have been crowded
daily for weeks past with amateur players.
who busily engaged in practice for the weekly
handicap matches soon to begin. This year the
full eighteen hole has been completed. ard
he old and shorter course is practically deserted
for play A little than three miles Is covered
by the new course. though in play 1t Is probably
nearer -four
According TO It's custom the C.ambake Club
opened It's season the Fourth OF July. with one
OF its popular bakes at its easily accessible grounds
at Easton's Point There a large gathering of
members and guests.
Thomas Petttt has arrived for the season. ana
will as for many years past, be In charge OF the
tennis courts the Casino.
Social entertaining received "A little boom this
week many parties being arranged for the Fourth
Ex-Commodore and Mrs. Elbridge I. Gerry had
bet ween fifty and sixty guests on board the steam
yacht Electra. the entertainment incudinS Il
luncheon and sail In the bay. on the steam yacht
Satanella. o. r. Jennings entertained. cope W mite
house held an informal reception AT the Berkeley
the front Of his apartments being deliberately dec
| GRATED both day and evening Mr. Whiiehouse mas
| also given a dinner and a tea during the week
other dinners given this week were by Mrs o.
II. p Belmont. Mrs +. L. Ludlow. Mrs j. T.
spencer Lispenard Stewart. the Misses Gilbert. Mrs
j. c. Gray Mrs Potter Palmer. at the Golf Club.
niece Miss Whiting. Mrs. G. \: Brisied. Gordon
Mckay Mrs rcmbroke 5onss Gan MIS- sb o. wy'o"S
uncheo9 weI, given Ry MTs se and M N4aWn ara a
G'hauncey NJ Depew has arrived for, the season
a, the Pinard cottages one Of which he occupied
Mrs Julia Ward Howe has arrived at her cot
tag, In Portsmouth for the summer
Aiherton Blight and Miss Blight. who have Just
returned from abroad are tenp2pary Az 'e or
Henry clews Joined his family Mt the Rocks for
Mrs Va len. widow Of General Henry D. waen.
A. ana Miss Wagni are fpen oiiares
United States Senator william r. Was mas oeeh
IN 4
count Constantine do Faur OF St Petersburg
has taken apartments a, tho ocean House for the
The weeks arrivals at tho COTTAGES nc.ud" Mr.
and Mrs Kch.rd T. Visor NaFTa e;ha
Rhode e. Isiand-ave; Mrs g H. warren and ih: g;r
son. Lloyd Warren; +. j Berwind the Fins ~,
win Parsons Trany estate. Bellcvue-ave.: MI. ana
Mrs John Cadwaader. Bellcvue-ave.: Mr; and Mrs.
u. Il. Pendleton. Hoffman coiiafc. nt'te H9ap /
Podge r4 M5 MIi waHa + Rni IN R T. %
| T. +
R"ok Mr. and Mr. Harold brown. Bel cvuc-ave ;
NJ ra.ol T csrT yo g91S S fS ats N Ms
| Calender J. VI. Il. GrosYcnor. j. Fred Plerson
!, Mrs Rarril Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Parrish. >
| Jones Colford Mrs l. ; Bryce. J. W Haven and
Admiral I O. selfr'ige. retired. has arrived a, his
| cottage Rod Top Comment for the season. Rear
| Admiral Henry Erbo1 and fatally are also at
Msar Smith R,yse Esins r b. son. Lloyd
ssaave Of M MT hcsar5 *s6e fSmhy q
{ TSssar I' Mapcsdc; MIS- smith Mrs John J.
Francis p. r[ceman To~Ssr Top Mr.. g. l. r. r
K n1 MqS on collins 81 Mr. George Collins:
| Mr. ana Mrs Prentiss. Of Mrs. II T. Dickey liali-
d9n I Mr. r. Dunyn HGrI dse q" TrrnSom Of
| Mrs russell Bchamy. Mr. J II Gregory, OF Mrs
| ~ Miss Davies PurrAtory Road Miss Paudlng. Of
| her uncle Chaunccy ". Dcpcw. and Baron Hens"l
| muller OF James V Parker. 49,
Foxhall Kccne has rented FOR the season ne
| Rrlleync-avc cotiag" Of Mrs J. Van pus"n Reed
| Mr. Elizabeth McCoignn. the Mel son cottage J.,
| 1'ottage-st.. James Cogg'shall. Kcnfrcw iark an
| ! Edward Addcks. 81 Baltimore. IN" clover COZ
| tage. Beacon Hill ,. .r.
The summer and permanent residents OF N'"I.,' l
turned out large numbers y" 40 hohor 20 ,n
| Fourth crowds witnessed the boat races IN me
harbor in the morning Tn" judges "'r" @ - =
belmont and + T. Young. and the referee was Lieu
| ,enant-Cofnmauder r &. Lean. United states
| Navy Tho from h" Training station wts
| an easv winner At O'Clock In the Afternoon the
45th Regiment OF Brooklyn. the Naval Reserves.
| Inc Regulars n Fort Adams and the 'lty fH"
| Tenarfmcni were reviewed from the ocean ious"
! ycrauda iy General Narnum Asa Hird Gardn' :.
| Of New York and Governor Dyer OF Rhode Island
| ri. Rhode island Society ~ the Cincinnati h"ld
H. annual meeting In the State House AZ O'Clock
and later gathered around IN" banquet tame AZ
! ia. ocean House. In IA" evening there was a
| display 81 fireworks and illumination ~ thr har-
Dor concluding with ball Al the ocean House.
gtvcn by Mr Leland. complimentary 10 the visit
| ing Army and Navy officers M -,
prince Victor Emmanuel and hts suite VIII arrive
| I'm July and will hc IA" guests OF Mr.. ana MIS-. j.
| THOMPSON Spencer II Philadelphia MI Spencer
has secured apartments for several members o. ~"
Princes party AZ I.cand's ocean House. During