New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29
NEWPORT COTTAGES RENTED.
PEOPLE WHO WILL BE TENANTS OF WELL
KNOWN VILLAS-sOME RECENT VISITORS

Newport, r. l., April Is (SpeciaD.-Cottage rentals
for the present week include the villa of Mrs
Brockholst Cutting. Bellevue-ave Gordon-st. and
Coggeshall-ave., known Wee Bush, to Mrs. j.
A Bostwick, Of New-York; the Thomas Janney cot
tage on the south side of Narrag ave.
known Dellmain, to Mrs. Elliott the cottage Of
Mrs. Worden widow of Admiral Reed Worden. in
Ayrault-st.. to Edward de Rose; the DR.. LIE Roy
Satterlee cottage, Cay-st.. to Miss c. G. King: the
Hugh L. Willoughby cottage. Chasteus and Hal
idon ayes called The Chalet. TO Gibson Fahn-
stock; Mrs. George c. Mason cottage. Champlin-
ST., Mrs. Ellis of PaigntOn, Devonshire. Eng
land; the Miss Storer cottage, the inner har-
Dor and Westinghouse. to Mrs s. NJ. McMaster, Of
Montreal, Canada, and the Renfrew Park cottage
No. O. to Joseph n. Bowen.
Among the arrivals for the in their cot
tage homes Miss Rosa Grosvenor, Halidon
Hill; Mrs. Henry A. Rice and Edwin Angel. Wash
ington-st.. and Mrs. McMaster the storer cot
Transient visitors from among the summer
residents have recently included Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick w. Vanderbilt. Ogden Mills. Mrs. Burke
Roche. the Earl of Yarmouth. who Is sail
for Europe; Mrs. c. F. Chickering, Mrs Seth B.
Stitt. George B. Eustis. Mr.. and Mrs. Addison
Thomas. Professor c. w. Shields Mr.. and Mrs.
f. T Gerry, Mr.. end Mrs w. s. Wells, Miss
Emily o, Gibbes. DR.. c. NJ Bell Mrs. G. c. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A Grant. Mr. and Mrs. George L.
Rives, Theodore K Gibbs, John ]. wysong A.
Cass Garfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Q. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. George Gordon King. John G. Heckscher
and s. Jones-Colford. Hugh l. Willoughby, who
is at the Chalet for short visit. before sailing
with his family to spend the summer in Europe.
Admiral William H. Henderson. OF the British
navy. Governor OF Jamaica. has been visiting Cap
tain c. H. Stockton president OF the Naval War
College. Mrs. John Van Rensselaer, has been the
guest OF Mrs. Henry s. Hoyt; Mrs. ]. B. NJ. eros
venor. OF Miss Grosvenor; Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Naylor, OF DIT. and Mrs. c. CT. Gliat; Mrs Par
sons, OF her daughter, Mrs. J. A Swan, and Max
AgassfZ, of Hugh X. Norman
II IS expected that the marriage Of Miss Harriet
Gammell. whose engagement to Thomas Shaw-Safe
OF England, was announced this week will take
place IN the autumn at her cottage here. Miss
Gammell will return soon from Europe, where she
has been spending the winter, and will to
Newport for the summer season. It is understood
here that Rockhurst the villa of II. Mortimer
Brooks. will be occupied this season by Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Lfvermore. The summer resi-
dence of Charles Warren LiToitt has been named
The Breakwater. Men at work preparing the
Ballymena, John Nicholas Browns steam yacht,
which has been laid up here during the winter. to
go into commission at early date. Mrs. William
Astor is having built, in connection with her sum
home here, palm house measuring 25 by 80
feet and smaller greenhouses being erected
for Miss Fanny Foster, at her residence. in lie
Roy-ave. Work has been begun upon the new
playing field Of the Westminster Polo Club.
Bateman's Point. in preparation for the coming
About one-third OF the ground Is stii
TO be put in condition for use.