New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-30
NOTES OF THE NEWPORT SEASON

Newport. r. I. June 20 (specaD.-A luncheon
was given to-day at the Gooseberry Island Club by
Mrs. r. I. Gammel. OF Providence
Besides several small dinners on the yachts In the
harbOr this evening, dinners were given by Mrs
Edward King. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, The
Breakers; Mrs Elisha Dyer. jr.. Mrs w Watts
Sherman and Mrs L Townsend Burden. Senator
and Mrs George Peabody Wetmore entertained in
honor OF Admiral and Mrs. Francis ]. Higginson.
Mrs. Charles Marshall. of New-York. is the guest
Of Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish at Crossways.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Widener and George
Widener OF Philadelphia, will spend the season
here on their steam yacht Josephine. The yacht
VIII TO New-York the latter part OF next week
10 meet p A. =. Widener who is returning from
Europe the Deutschland.
Mr.. and Mrs William E Carter Of Philadelphia
will arrive for the season Tuesday.
Mrs. W. T. Nelson has arrived at her cottage on
Prices Neck
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis B. McCagg will arrive for
the season on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morgan have arrived at
their villa, Beacon Rock, for the
An effort is being made through the British EN-
bassy induce the British North Atlantic squad
ron TO Newport in course Of the summer
Gerald Lowther First Secretary. has arrived for
the season. The embassy viii occupy the Derham
cottage in the summer and fall months
Mrs. HiggInson wife OF Rear-Admiral F. J. Rig-
ginson and her sister Miss Haldane are at the
Margaret for the summer.
James Stillman has arrived his cottage in
Narragansett-ave., where his and daughter-in-
law Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Stiman. who here
at present, will be his guests for the season.
Captain Coghlan. u. S. N, of the War College
VIII make his home at Manitou Col. upon his re-
tirement.
Secretary oddie Of the sIew-York Yacht Club and
Commodore S. Nicholson Kane, of the regatta
committee of the same club. spending the sea-
here.
The naval board. which has been in session at
the War College this week. adjourned to-day. Ad-
miral Dewey, Rear-Admirals Evans and Crownin-
shield and Captain Sigsbee. members of the board
have returned to Washington
The cornerstone OF the new Emmanuel Church
which is being erected by Mrs. John Nicholas Brown
in memory OF her husband. laid to-day with ap-
propriate ceremonies by Bishop Clark OF Rhode
Island The procession formed In the parish
house and was led by the venerable bishop. who
was resting on the OF his colored servant on
account OF his feebleness. and followed by
Bishop Coadjutor McVickar. the Rev Emery H
Porter rector Of Emmanuel; the Rev. Dr. GiIIatt
and a vested choir. After making brief remarks
and laying the stone. Bishop Clark retired The
cornerstone OF original church was laid by the
same bishop forty-siX years ago. Many OF the cot
he cIergymen were entertained al LUNCHEON bv
Mrs. Edward King, aunt OF Mrs John Nicholas
Colonel Osborn Latrobe Of Baltimore, is guest
of W. Watts sherman
is with his parents at their Bellevue-ave. villa.
General joseph neeeg s = for a. 1 Is IN town
tuition were brought from Bristol to-day. The crew
Of the Constitution was busted this morning in
lumbia went to-day, although there fine
Nj and Mrs Foley Beal and family of Wash
ington are the King cottage, jamestown, for the
The yachts in the harbor this evening were the
steam yachts Wiid DUCK Courier Colonia Sertinel,
Sapphire. Vergana, Buccaneer and White Heather,
the schooner yaents ibi ano Ihare ana the
Mermaid. Kiawa and Mellisuma-