New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
NEWPORT'S EARLY VISJTORS
PROMINENT PEOPLE IN TOWN-PLANs FOR
CoTTAGES-A FASHIONABLE WEDDING,

PROMINENT PEOPLE IN TOWN-PLANS FOR
CoTTAGEs-A FASHIONABLE WEDDING.
Newport, R. l.. May 12 (speciaD.-Newport had
this week the first fashionable wedding of tho sao
son OF 1900, when Miss Cornea Carter Stockton
daughter or captain Charles II. Stockton T. s N
president OF the Naval War College, was married
at the Zabriskie Memorial Church by the reotor
the Rev. Charles F. Beattie to Iieutenant E,red
erlck, A. Traut, L. s. N 1t was naval weddirg
III character large number of officers the vart-
GUS naval stations here, and of Army officers also
with their families, being included among tho
guests Lieutenant Powers Symlngton u 8 n
was the best man, and the ushers were Captain
Theodore H. Low, United States Medical College.
Lieutenant Alfred H. Hinds, T. s. NJ: Frank
Iraut' brother of the bridegroom. and Herbert
stochton' brother OF the bride. Miss Slosson of
Geneva. N Y; Miss Soaring of New-York: Miss
Pillsbury, of Boston. and Miss Macomber Of
Brookline Mass, were the bridesmaids The maid
OF honor was Miss Stockton sister of the bride
After the ceremony there was a reception in the
War College Building, to which only small num-
Der of guests were invited. and later dance in
honor of the bridesmaids
H. o. Havemeyer, ir., and Miss Charlotte Whit
ing, whose engagement was announced this vaek
were in Newport for few hours last Sunday as
members of the first yachting party to arrive here
thls season They were guests Of Henry Walters
on his steam yacht Narada the Dartv incIudipg
also Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones' Miss Oelrichs
Elisha Dyer jr and r. D. Winthrop
Inc HaVerneyer-Whitin wedding, which is an
nounced as likely to take place here during the
coming season. will be the second large one an
nounced for this summer the other being that oe
Miss Harriet Gammel to Thomas Shaw-Safe of
England.
Mr. and Mrs. W. storrs Wells whose Ba1ev,s-
ave. villa was burned recently. in town early
IN the week, with their daughter to inspect the
ruins of the cottage They have made no definite
plans Tor the summer regarding the matter of
replacing the burned house by another summer,
residence.
Other visitors here during the week for conn
paratively brief stays included Mrs Georea p Ds
Forest, who is to occupy this year the Train villa
overlooking Bailey's beach, Mrs. John Clinton
cray, Herman b. Duryea, w. Butler Duncan Mr.
and Mrs. John j. Mason. Louis O. Jones Mr. and
Mrs. L. Rollins Morse, Mrs. E. w. Howard George
Griswold. I'd, Arthur T. Kemp Mrs + II q
slater Mr. and Mrs. John McHenry Mrs c. F.
ChckerlnS Mr. and Mrs. Clarence w Dolan DIR
Charles NJ Bell and j. Nelson Howard
This week there have been a large number of
arrivals for the season, among them Joel B. Wolfe
and his sister. Miss Wolfe of New-York at tho
osgood Vlla' Bellevue and Narragansett aves; s
b Huntington and family, at their cottage near
castle Hill Mrs. William B. Rogers Gbbs-ave
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Sweet, Deas cottage Easton,s
foint Miss NJ Nj. HOrnng, Washngton-st. John
G Westervelt. Hilltop; Mrs. Edward t Potter and
the Misses Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Addison Thomas
Rhode lsland-ave.; James Brown Potter and Miss
Potter Mrs. Joseph Hartman. Bellevue-ave: Mr.
and Mrs John r. Lvermore. Brooks villa Belle
Vue-aVe.; Bishop Thomas NJ. Clark and his dauph-
ter Mrs. A. c. Sturtevant. Cram cottage Purya-
tory Road. near Sachuest Beach: T w phinnev
carroll-ave.; Miss c. Ogden JONES' Ochre Point,
and W. VI. Murray Prices Neck
frederick W: Rhinelander of New-York has
eeen visiting his daughter. Mrs. lie Roy King:
sheridan +. Read. former Minister to China and
Mrs Read have been guests of Paymaster and
Mrs. I. j. Cowie, at the Naval Training Station
and Mrs Foger, wife OF Captain Folger OF the
heafsarge. of Mrs George H. Norman
II Is now reported that Mrs Cornelius Wander
pllt has changed her plans for the summer and
Wii come 10 Newport instead of going abroad
| pom the return from Europe of her son Alfred
o. Vanderbilt the family will 10 The Bleak
ers, probably early in June.
- MT and Mrs. Pembroke Jones. who have rented
The cloisters. Mrs. j. Z. kernochan's cottage az
ochre Point. which they occupied last wear N is
now reported, will not come to Newport but will
spend the summer in Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson will spend the