New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31
WATCH HILLS SEASON AT ITS ZENITH.
MANY PEOPLE COME. INTENDING TO STAY LATE
-FOGGY WEATHER LAST WEEK

-FOGGY WEATHER LAST WEEK
Watch Hill r. /. July 30 CspecaD-.The sea
son this pleasant picturesque resort is al
the zenith There has been steady arrival dur.
ing the week OF the old-tine families who are now
settled fer the remainder of the season. and some
Of them desire to stay later than has been custom
airy heretofore. until September. a number having
been delayed In coming here. The weather has
been foggy all OF the week until yesterday, and
outdoor amusements have rot been much
INDUCED in as would have been the other
wise The cottaeers and guests al the hotels have
however made up for the lack of outdoor festivities
by getting up card parties. dinner parties special
teas. etc. and dancing has received its full share
OF attention consequently everybody has appar-
emily enjoyed himself thoroughly. Notwithstanding
the disagreeable atmosphere.
d c. Hail. Of New-York. is the guest OF Mrs
L. II. English at the snuggery. Miss Shipley
principal of the preparatory school for Bryn Mawr
is the guest Of Mrs w II. Duane of Cincinnati.
az Echo Lodge The Rev Dr. and Mrs Lowry.
OF New-York, are also guests at Echo Lodge.
The Watch Hill Improvement Society has appar-
emily been more lax during the present season
than has been its custom heretofore. which is I'M
doubtedly due TO a large extent to the deaths OF
Messrs w p Anderson and Judge A W. Tenney.
who prominent movers in the improvements
tina, were made at the Hill. The society has re-
Gently elected It's officers and is going ahead
and attending to repairs upon the plank walks
and other places.
II. Darlington. OF Plttsburg. came in the other
afternoon with a gay party Of friends on his steam
yacht Elreba Mr. Darlington and his family will
spend the month OF August at the Hill.
T. r. Hosetter. Of Pittsburg. arrived at the Hill
the other day his steam yacht Duquesne. Mr..
Hosteter and his family Will be at the Ocean
House for the season.
The Larkn House has larger number OF guests
than at the same time last year. and its booking
for will ha its
utmost its capacity beins five hundred people.
Nelson Perrin OF Baltimore has arrived and will
be here with his family at the Cedars during the
remainder of the season Miss Sally Poore and
Miss Warwick of Baltimore. are guests Of Mrs
Benjamin K. Hotchkiss. of orange y j.. and
Harry Van Duser, of New-lork. are guests or
Mrs. Frank b. Wesson, at lntermere.
It is expected that Major James VI. Bell, who
Will arrive at the Larkin House as soon as he IS
able come here. Major and Mrs. Bell have been
q. Pannac, OF New-York. mas leased the PImp-
ton House Tor i've years; Mr.. HlE the late pro
Thomas Thatcher. Of New-York. who occupies
stonyhust this season with his family, gave a
the other evening and Frank Anderson also gave
dinner to fourteen Of his friends at the same
Miss Emma Cheney q South MansshesseT Conn.
ca admiral Roe United States Navy. retired
Harrie Reddie. the new instructor at the Mis-
Quamicut Golf Club. has lowered the record on
the nine hole course from So 10 a.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob S Burnet. of Inglecote, were
summoned home to Cincinnati by the death Of Mr.
Burnet's father. r. ~ Burnet. They will return In
few days.
The following among the arrivals from New
York at the various hotels during the week
Iarkn House-John Brown, Henry Brown f. A.
JudsOn. II. W. Gould. William Daba button.
c. Il. Burgess ID. d. Allerton C. W Thomas T.
/. Wayne, Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Aterbury and the
Misses Atterbrry
Watch fill-Dr. Carl Rach Mr.. and Mrs Murray.
I. b. Groesbeck, Mr. and Mrs Robert Palmer,
Mrs william @. Robinson. Henry Wilhelm Wilkin-
son. Mrs. Alfred X. Lamphear, Miss Bolton Mr.
and Mrs. T. +: Moore Mrs. Thomas Hoyt. s a.
Chaplin J. Graham Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
y. Beall, Miss NJ. Lily Beall, Miss Ethel Beall and
Miss Florence Beal"
Ocean Mr.. and Mrs. II. I. knowlton and family
]. a. Taylor, Mrs. 9. A, Eddy, Miss Marjory Eddy,
Mrs. ]. r.. Read f 7. Read, D, NJ Jones. Miss
Alice Maude, Wing and Orland Smith
Plimpton-The Rev. II. A Brann. Miss Isabel
Brann, Miss II: White. Mrs. NJ. Lawrence, Miss
Tufts.