New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
HAPPENINGS AT NEWPORT.

Newport. l., July % (SpecfaD-The Rhode
Island Jockey Club will meet Saturday afternoon
August 10. for the purpose OF electing officers
and associate members. and other business per-
tanning TO the first meeting of corporation. The
club has already prepared its schedule OF fall
events. and by next season hopes to have a club
house built the grounds of the Westchester Polo
Club where the racing events will take place next
month.
Last night the schooner yacht Troubadour Ar
thur L. Dewey. cNner, reached this city in a badly
disabled condition. The yacht had left Falmouth
Mass, at II o'clock on Sunday morning in a light
wind and fair weather When the craft reached a
point near the Nireyard Sound light vessel a sud
den squall struck her and carried away her foretop
mast and all the sails connected with IT, The
wreckage fell with crash the yachts gig tear
Ing Il from its davits and completely crushing II
and destroying all the gear connected with it. The
disabled schooner able to make this port under
her sail with difficulty
Dinners were given tonight by Mrs e Rollins
Morse. Mrs Seth Barton French Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. jr.; Thomas r Cushing Mrs Ward
Simpson. Miss Anna Sands and Mrs. Hamilton Fish
Webster.
Miss Leary has cards out for her FIRST Thursday
afternoon musical on August l at the Paul cottage
In Mill-st
Mrs. William Payne Thompson has decided to
postpone her dinner dance the Golf Club until
later In the month Of August than she originally
Intended Hs The affair Wil be in honor Of her sister
out for dinners at her villa in Bellevue-ave for
August ] and g..
Mrs W Storrs Wells will entertain AT dinner on
august august D. 10 and l3 at Lands End. the Wharton
James l.. Breese has received his Packer sasolene
machine. which is said to be flyer and he will
Newport during his stay here. -
Mrs, F. o. French entertained number of chill
.dren at the vaudevles Freebody Park this after
noon noon and Hollis H. Hunnewell. jr, had large
The largest dinners on the yachts in the harbor
tomorrow evening will be those OF Perry Belmont
plant mas been Installed for the occasion; Commo-
the Josephine. Henry Walters the Narada.
Joseph Stiekney on the Susquehanna and Edward
races for the As!or Cup John Jacob Astor had as
r Potter Miss Louise Potter Miss Alice Sn Bsbt I,t
Mss HaFa Rvss M Miss
stance Livermore. Woodbury. Kane. Mr. and Mrs
neas TanSsrS E Henry Nornan Slan MrH MFs RSSs SSs
ssp NM s1 nd An5s 5s Sr the
Brooks. Francis J. Otis; Mr.. and Mrs William H.
ard Mortimer. Miss Evelyn Blight MIR and Mrs Mrs.
field and Arthur Spencer ~ lass Oan-
Henry Walters had stag party the Narada
Edward ~. Bulkley, Reginald Brooks. Arthur T.
on the Lagonda Mr and Mrs Edward Brown
ing. of PhiladelPha Ma. had as Mr. I and , Mrs William E
and Mrs oliver G. Jennings
and Mrs Clement c. Moore Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Childs and a number of others
commodore guests r.eCIId were
II. Mex. Twombly, w St2rrs Wells, w W. Sher-
man John r. Drexel. l. Townsend Burden. Ham
ilton W. Cady and Captain A, G. McVey.
on the Christobel Adrian Isen had guests
Miss Isen. Arthur Gray. Austin Grey, Regtnald
Vanderbilt. Miss Kathleen Nelson and William
F1tzhugh Whitehouse.
Work on Mrs. Richard Gambrils new house Is
benc pushed so rapidly that there Is probability
of a house warming before the present social sea-
closes 80
w J. Robinson and J. Wilson, of New York. with
their families arrived at the Aquidneck Hotel
for the remainder of the season.
Mr. and Mrs ! r. Jessup OF New-YOrk. have
finished their Newport season. ana nave gone 10