New-York tribune., 1903-07-25
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

Newport. July "a (speciaD.-winiam Post. of New
York, is the guest of his sister. Mrs. Thomas H.
Howard, at Rough Point
Lewis B. Preston is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs
Charles F. Hoffman.
Registered at the Casino to-day were DR.. Rus
sell Bellamy William P. Burden. Lewis B. Pres
ton, George McFadden Lawrence McCreary, Mrs.
J. Clarence Post Mrs. J. T. PultZ Stuyvesant
Fish, H w Stokes. r. NJ Bockius. August Bel
mont. Mrs ]. Amory Goldman, Miss Martha Cod
man, Franklin Remington and Miss Edith Hall.
Mrs. Lorillard Spencer is visiting here
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Haven have returned to
Lenox.
Mrs J. Leslie Cotton has issued cards for a
series of eight dinners. the first to be given
Sunday August q
The Marquis De Hermosa. who has been visit
ing here. left this morning for Narragansett
Pier
Mrs. J. Leslie Cotton has issued cards or
dinner at the Casino grill rooms on Sunday even
ing, and Mrs. Colburn also has sent out cards
for dinner at the grill rooms Sunday
c Oliver Iseltn entertained at dinner tonight
the tender Sunbeam. Dancing followed on the
deck. and the guests remained to see the yachts
and harbOr Illuminated.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. widener entertained at
dinner tonight board the Josephine
This evening Mrs II. Mortimer Brooks gave
dinner at Rockhurst for forty guests. The decora-
tions were white and green.
Mrs E. Moore Robinson gave a dinner dance
tonight at Arleigh. the guests being all young
people Inc decorations were pink hOllyhOckS and
foliage Among those present were Miss Gwendo-
lyn Burden. Miss Mamie Pomeroy, Miss Marion
Fish. Miss Cynthia Roche Miss Laura P Swan.
Miss Louise B. Scott and Miss Constance Ltvermo-e
and George Helle. Charles May Oelrichs. tr
Francis J. Otis. Marion Wright. Augustus Jaw
jr., Philip Livermore, Austin Gray J. c. C;rooIa
and George McFadden.
The yachts Of the New-York ara Eastern
yacht clubs. with their many and varied iIIumina
tions made brilliant spectacle in the harbor to-
MIC
the yachts: At $50 lights on every Yacht went
out as if by magic. BY degrees the lights re-
appeared. The naval stations and Fort Adams
displayed their searchhents
The second run of the Monmouth County hounds
started from Slate Hill Farm. the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. William II. Mayer. in Middletown this
afternoon. Not a woman was there. 1t was
stag party, and usual Mr. Collier
was master Of hounds. The ride was long
ana exciting. The course was confined for the
most part to the meadows and fields. with many
hedges and fences Some high Jumps were made
Mr.. Collier rode his famous hunter Spree pov on
which he hunted in ireland. Alfred C. Vanderbilt
rode new chestnut hunter and Francis J. Otis
was mounted Tiny Tim.
At the end of an hour and a half the chase was
finished at Honeyman Hill. with Mr. Vanderbilt
the first one in. The hunters covered more than
htteen miles The next hunt VIII take place on
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter D. Martin celebrated the first
anniversary OF their wedding to-day with dinner
an informal musical and dancing The Cadwalader
cottage was decorated with American Beauty roses
and palms.
The chauffeur OF an automobile by his presence
OF mind avoided collision to-day. one Of the high
eight seat wagons. which used principally for
seeing the city. was coming through Annandale
Road, when an automobile came at fun speed from
the opposite direction. The chauffeur turned his
machine into the hedge. and the wagon dIled with
passengers went safely by. The automobile dashed
into the hedge. tearing the strong box before il
as If II had been so many spinters. Children were
playing on the lawn behind and when the ma
chine went tearing through all screamed and ran
Not was hurt.