New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

with many bright caps in the water, dainty gowns
the pavilion and swagger turnouts and motor
cars driving here and there The orchestra is a
delightful addition. with its skilful rendering of
popular airs. The selections from THE Prince of
Pilsen' and ''Hiawatha" seem to be the favorites
Table d'hote dinners frequently served at the
Country Club, and several members have already
given private parties there. The young society
at the cottages having round of
luncheons, thus more and more following in the
footsteps OF their gay neghbors at Newport.
The weekend hops and the Sunday night sub
scription concerts at the Mathewson are a special
feature of interest
Among the men, fishing has been induIged in to
a considerable extent. OFF Point Judith principally
is the sport for these followers of Izaak Walton,
and the catches warrant their enthusiasm Ed
ward Depew, a guest at the Metatoxet a
cent fishing expedition caught sixty black
fish, of which weighed ten pounds Isaac P,
Rodman, who is at the same hotel with his family,
beat this record in number but not in size.
Miss Caroline Hazard, president of Wellesley
College, is at OakwOods
The Rev. DR.. S. B. Rossiter Of New-York, IS
officiating at the Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. MCGOWAN have as a guest
NJ. T. Plant of the Plant Line of steamships Mr.
McGoWan has also as guests Mr. and Mrs Frank
The New-YOrk arrivals are:
james Antisde Miss Gadys 1nt5 MISS Esther Mrs
Antisdel, Miss Marion g. Read. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
lbeFt: Mrs E 6: Dewitt pr and MIS- ss William William
+. Honan, Francis HOnan Mrs. 3. F.. Sherwood
Miss Sherwood, Mr., and Mrs. Morton Castor r.
Gaylord Mr. and Mrs. A Kitz, James Gordon J.
II Martin, B. Viau. Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Dexter
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Adams, the Misses Adams
Mrs c.. B. Beach, Mrs. G. H. Shaw Chisholm
Beach. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Stive, Miss Labarge G.
Hale, F. o. ROuth and w. c. Miner.
Gladstone-Mr. and Mrs. c. Huntoon Mrs A
andrews. r Dow, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n
Christy' Gladys Christy, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Hea-
Imperial-Mr. and Mrs. Edson Bradley, DR.. and
Mrs. George G. Wheelosk. Mrs. Theodore G. Cas-
kin the Misses Ca3kin, Frederick Schong M and
Beach, E NJ. Kuhn, Mrs. H Levine, Miss Totten
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Starring, Mrs. F. E. ROBINSON
T. S; George, ]. n. Provenzani and Mrs. F. g.
Beach. - ~
Massasoit-MNrs. Fran. Mccoy, Miss R. Dorring-
Ioh MCCOY, MI and Mrs. James Stewart s. B.
Rossiter, Dr.. and Mrs. n. S. Jarvis Mrs J. h
Jarvis and ]. w. Coffin. -
Greene's Inn-LOuis Straus Miss E Straus Mrs
II. B. DOrrence, Mrs George F. Gould. Mr. and
Mrs ID. Minan, Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Diar and NJ
n. WilcoXSOn. -
Burnsde-Dr. H. King. Roscoe Hayes. Samuel
Frank, c. Milton Tanner, ]. H. Colm A Massoad
and A. L. Farway.
MetatoXet-Mrs. Hildebrand Philip Obenauer
H NJ. Savage. z. E. Hawkins, Dr. and Mrs r a
Burns, Dorothy Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. T. r Walsh
voorhees, and Miss Florence Voorhees,. -
Atlantic. e DAILY, George s. Leonard ] r.
Wissman and Mrs. z. Spedden.
Arhngton-F, Carlton. Miss c. r. Lane Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. L. Pike, Agnes and Lillian Pike MT and
Mrs. Vyse, Miss Vyse, Miss B. Vyse Miss NJ WISE
Revere-Wnliam Strong, Mr.. and Mrs G p
IAettenhein and Maurice Queneau.
Clarkes Hall-N. Ehrlck, Edward E Kahn and
George II. Thompson