New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-17
VIEWPOINTS TIDE RISING.
COTTAGES RAPIDLY FILLING WITH
OWNERS AND GUESTS-PROMI-
NENT PEOPLE WHO
HAVE ARRIVED.

houses alike are rapidly filling with owners, ten
ants guests An unusually large number OF arm
walls have been noted during the last week, most
of them being fer the season. Among these were
Hermann Oelrichs who is here for the first time in
several years; Mrs. George L. Rives and family at
Swanhurst, Beevue-ave.; Mrs. Hugh T. Dickey'
Haldon Hill; Mr. and Mrs. J. F Pierson. Mrs j.
A. Bostwick. Wee Bush. BeIevue-ave; Mr.. and
Mrs. W. s. Kendall, Mrs. J. F. D. Lanier and fam
ily Mrs. Stuyvesant LIE Roy. Red Cross-ave.; Mrs.
John Hayes, Rives cottage, Narragansett-ave.; MT
and Mrs. Edward S. Willing, Webster-st; ). Ho-
ratio Whitwell and his sister, Miss Whitweh
Berkeley-ave.; Dr. S. s Burt, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Brenton Greene and family. Broadway ana
AIalbone-ave.; Robert \. Shaw, Wheeler cottage,
Channing-ave.; Seth B. Stitt, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew c. Dulles Acosta Villa Ochre Point;
r. Williamson, Riggs cottage; Miss Georsi-
ana King Satterlee cottage. Clay-st.; Mrs
Isaac Bell and her son. Louis V. Bell. Coles
cottage, Bellevue-ave-; Mrs. T. o. Sefridge wife
Of Admiral Selfridge, the Barnacle. Conanicut; O..
L. F. Robson and family who have just returned
from Europe, Heartsease. Kay-st.; Mr.. and Mrs.
G. II. Perkins Belevue-ave.; Mrs. z. ]. Tinker,
Cosey Nook, Bellevue-ave.; H. w. Bookstaver, Pur-
gatory Road Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sedgwick,
Thomas F. Gushing, Mrs E H. G. Slater. Cliffs;
Mrs. Lorard Spencer. accompanied by her sister.
Mrs II. Casimir de Rham. who have recently ar
rived from abroad Count A. Turnowsk. Muench-
inger-King cottage; Mr.. and Mrs Victor Sorchan,
Mr.. and Mrs. George 3. De Forest, Mrs. c. c.
Pomroy. Stone cottage BeIevue-ave.; Mrs. c. F.
Chickering, Bellevue-ave.; Mr.. and Mrs. Ross r.
Winans Bleak House, Ocean-aYe.; Z. S. DevereauX
the Berkeley; Lispenard Stewart J. J. Wysong
Denniston NJ Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. George Gordon
King, Mrs T. NJ. Davies. John c. Whitrdge Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence w. Dolan. Davis Chalet, Mr.
and Mrs Francis B. SNayne and Mrs. Edwin Par
sons, Carey villa, Narragansett-ave; Captain and
Mrs F. w. Chadwick and Mrs. John Blocker Mil
Ter the Nutshell Catherine-st.; Mrs. Elizabeth
AuchincIoss Westinghouse. DR.. f. s F. Arnold
az Mr. nd
Henry Warren. Ocean-ave. and Mrs. Thomas
Hitchcock, Cliff Lawn. Bath Road.
Mrs. Frederick Pearson. at her cottage at Ochre
Point; Mr.. and Mrs. William Page Thompson at
the Bruen cottage, BelIevue-ave.; Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Mortimer Brooks and Miss Brooks. who are just
back from Europe, BeIevue-ave and Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel B. Fearing, Narragansett-ave.
Visitors here for brief stays include Mrs. E. J.
Berwind, to inspect the work on her new house
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Coats Heber r. Bishop, Schuy-
Brinley, George L. Won Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. E. II.
Phinney, S. L. Huntington, Alonzo Potter Z. ].
knowlton, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Cramp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Thorne
Mrs. Samuel Thorne. o. H. P. Belmont, Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. De Forest Count and Countess
Won Moltke, the latter daughter OF Mrs. Jerome
Napoleon Bonaparte, and Captain J. Homer, OF
England
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ellis Hoffman have arrived and
viii spend the summer with Mrs. Harold Brown,
who has also a a guest Mrs. Charles Van Rensse-
laer; Mr. and Mrs. William NJ Bates are visiting
MT. and Mrs. Louis P. Roberts at the New Cliffs
Hotel; Mrs John K. Van Rensselaer, has been the
guest Of Mrs Henry s Hoyt; Miss Edith Wetmore
Miss Keteltas, Webster-st.; Miss Hudson has been
guest OF Mr. and Mrs Pemberton II. Powell Miss
Patterson Of Mrs. Elisha Dyer, jr.; Mrs. William c.
E+yes OF her sister, MIS-. LIE Roy King; Mr.: and
Mrs HoWard Mott Potter nave been guests or
Mr.. and Mrs Edward r Potter; Mr. Manton has
ana Carroll BALDWIN have been guests of George S
Scott; Mr.. and Mrs. Clement c. Moore of James
pa TkE ha 12Ay nd Mrs Tr4.D
who We're married here a fortnight ago, OF Mrs
Charles Howard Malcom, ard Mrs: R9Slnald u, De
De h0ven being expected 10 join his wife within
Lord Pauncefote, British Ambassador at Wash
lAgtoR is expected here with his family during the
as guest the Princess Arioert of Anhalt. who is
now visiting them in Washington.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish who with party is max
ing a long trip through the West, is expected TO
and viii open Crossways for the summer. Con-
trary TO her original plans, it is now said that if
Henry r Sloane. who has been in this vicinity
for some time past. cruising with his daughters in
the steam yacht Rahda, has sailed to the east
William r. Travcrs and Woodbury. Kane have
gone TO Canada on fishing trip
in Clin-ave., TO II. Casimir De Rham, and with his
daughter, Miss Fiji Potter, has sailed for Europe
to remain for indefinite period.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Storrs Wells have been here for
understood thai plans for new cottage have al
ready been prepared TO replace their burned villa
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on the burned house has just been adjusted at
other OF the the remaining $SS 600
being the amount of the insurance placed the
building, which the loss was total. the insur-
ance not covering the actual loss incurred.
Mrs. William Astor, who expects to sail from
Europe for home during the last week in June. will
come at once 10 her Newport cottage, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick w. Vanderbilt and Mr. and Mrs.
u NICK Iwombly VINO are Just going abroad, will
after visiting the Paris Exposition return in time
TO occupy their villas here in August
Elbridge T. Gerry, who has made several brief
visits here on his steam yacht Electra, gave small
John w. Ellis has arrived at Stoneacre accom-
panied by Mrs. Postlethwa!te. his daughter. Mrs.
Cole and her niece, Miss Cole, who have recently
returned from Europe, will join them in "a short
Mr., and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr. have ar
rived at lands End for the season, Mr.. Wander
up the Sound TO their 7O-footers the Rainbow
and the Virginia respectively, which were recently
Harry Payne Whitney. has sold his 8o-footer
Dorothy II to a Philadelphia yachtsman. She will
however, De ar once htted out for the season 5
work, and viii be raced here in her class during
SQUASH tennis promises be popular among the
women ms year the court at the Casino being
Miss Barger are among those who are especially
proficient in this comparatively new game here
ment that the wedding OF Alfred Gwynne Wander
9I anG Miss Elsie French will take place here
during the month Of September.
,z gthT2ooore Lewis Cass Ledyard. Of the New
stone villa OF Mrs Arnold Hague. Helena and and
MoorIand roads: George Gordon King has taken
fton. nj Harrison. Halidon and ChasteIux ayes .
DIT Morton Prince has leased the Havemeyer cot
Lage. Mashington-st; Mrs. Margaret Morris. the
MIS- Paran Stevens cottage, Berkeley-ave. ard
John Moore. cottage No. 6, at Renfrew Park
where the large colony is now entirely taken with
a single exception.
During the last week the deed filed for
record transferring the Chickerng estate in Belle
vue-aye. TO Rebecca B.. wife Of Edgar S. CraInp
OF Phladelphia- This property runs from Belle
Vue TO COggeshall-aVe., and adjons the estate OF
the late Theodore A. Havemeyer The house was
built by the late Charles +. Chickering, and was
occupied by him number Of years but since his
death has been rented having been taken at diff
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F. Burden. J. Watts Kearny j Hude Beekman
and Tor three Seasons l1u IIerrnar n Ior'