New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

preliminary series of three special races arranged
| by the NewYork Yacht Club rnese tended to
keep many OF the cottage people in town. and also
brought here many others who especially inter
ested in all that pertains to yachting Although
the first days weather was decidedly unfavorabIe
the season on the water opens well. and gives
promise Of being of the varied and at
tractve IN recent years Next week will begin the
special series of ten races by the Newport assoc-
alton for the 7O-footer class and on DAYS when
there Is no other race there always the 30
footers whose owners never willing 10 let
day slip by without testing the speed OF these
popular little craft and the seamanship OF their
shippers.
While the Casino has been open and the court
lawn and squash tennis courts have been in for
several weeks past. and there have been many fre-
quenters OF the club and the grounds the season
really opened Monday morning. when AIunaly.s
Orchestra, which has come 10 be a fixture at the
Casino. began its series OF concerts on the horse
shoe piazza, playing to a good sized audience on
wednesday the first OF the popular evening CON
certs was given the attendance being much larger
than was anticipated. and the new system OF light
J ing being seen for the frst time on Thursday
mig night the opening dance Of the season was largely
reducing the attendance. which is never expected
10 be large on these hrst occasions of the dur
week q proyeg so s YeaT t plan Of one hop
been designated the night FOR dancing in tie
day and Sunday evenings. With the beginning
taxes on Hveller aspect, and Will assume its
familiar summer appearance.
MRS. OELRICHss NEW HOUSE.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs has taken possession of
her new house. RosecliT at Ochre Point. though
the carpenters and fnishers have not vet moved
out and great deal of work stil remains 70 =.
done on the interior The main stairway is in
place some Of the on the second floor are
hnished' and the interior decoration downstairs is
falrIy well advanced. 1t is the intention IN do
at at present ia any more than is absolutely necessary
tG t maze m & ehe mouse habitable leaving the compile
q ,,ft tTa
- ar and Mrs ogden MlIs and the Misses Mills
FGn bera EbicP EpiTGPe VII S9me directly to their house
for 4 wee allE" or Cgoen @ Mis- IL has been occupying
66aesf cue Gu CUTIE ing the season Miss Anna Sands who
mai, mas oeeh Dor the last few days visiting Mrs Al
M Mrs WILLIAM Astor. who is also expected to ar
a. atH@ouhSSteu @ come TO Newport Monday staying
Mr. and Mrs. j. Borden Hartman n''yf viii later in
end rso1 Ne t Coiie 10 Newport to be guests OF Mr..
g1es{ Of THmtaey H g who has been for few days
abroad until late in September '''-' ''"''l'''
days, and VIII spend the remainder of the . sum iHr
me-, mer mere as guest of several well known cottage
Mrs. Isaac Bell who has not been IN Newport
the Stockton cottage. Beevue-avleF Is loF 'hs
eareT IsS II, IeIIy b oa VINO was here for short time
ana IS at her cottage in Ml-st.. for the remainder
Mrs. Theodore A Havemeyer. while here for q
Nv Nv adys: 70 attend the wedding of her son.
Gifts --'' / Gammei' on the
The marriage. of Miss Elsie clews. daughter of
New-York, will probably take place during the
second second week in September at The Rocks, the
General William Ludlow and General J. P
week while on an ocal visit to o4o Fort m Adams 5Smm TINS
m Michaei ;e Van Buren Davis and John W. A. Davis
OF MI and Mrs. James II. 3eekman. at the Led
yard cottage, Catherine-st.
ARRIVALS AT THE COTTAGES.
cluded Count TarnowslIi of the Australian Iega-
ton, at the Halcyon Mrs. Victor Sorchan, Yznaga-
ave; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Andrews who have
5,a lust returned from Europe. Bellevue-ave.; Mrs
William NJ Kngsand. and Mrs. william E ana n pge5 f5
Pinard cottages; Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer
Beilevue-ave; Robert H / Goddard, LoriIiard
RenfreH PARK Miss Mary & Passmore 58nn 4SGTS carry
e9tagS e. Bah ARR Ro9G 75 Mrs g G PomHroy Bellevue
Indian-ave Mr., and Mrs George P. EGstis
selaer and family, White cottage Rhode Island
Other arrivals are, Senator George Peabody
Wells, F. ]. Berwind Mrs Writ Robinson, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Prince James stilman. Atherton
Blight, M Milt9n s Barger. Bronson Winthrop A
Il. Hanan, Mayo dudley, MI and Mrs F, G
meyer NJ and Mrs Eastman Eastman Johnson Franf rank
lin A Plummer' Harry vingTt. J. G Ben
fany, j. G!insh smith smith Nj and Mrs II. "
Baf Baf5ey nx & T. No5 aoTs a6rg p
lock stevenson Taylor and family. Horace S
Woodbury.; Mrs. Dorsey Neville Miss l. G. Neville
John Hyslop, measurer of the New-York Yacht
Club and w. E Iselin, T. D. Thorn and De
Lancy Kane. steam yacht the Emerald.
Tyne W. Cavendish Of England is guest of Mr.
Crackenthorpe of the British Embassy; Miss Helen
Brce and Mr. and Mrs. John Mayer. of Mrs W.
Butler Duncan, jr; Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop. OF Mr.
and Mrs Heber R. Bishop. at Friedheim; Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Norris Phelps, of Mr. and Mrs
W; E. Glyn; Dr. Haighti of Lloyd Ph3enix; J. S.
Bleak House; c. s. R. De Koyen. of Mrs. Hugh
7. Dickey; A W. Barbour, OF Gibson Fahnestock;
OF Mrs E. H. G. Slater: Miss Stella D. Hayes.