New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-23

who came for the week end and brought luggage
enough to stay while Then the fine weather in
duced lovers of the seashore to come. If only for
q day. by train. trolley or steamer.
Among those at the polo matches were Marquis
de Torre-H ermosa, Mr.. Wauters, attache Of the
Belgian legation at Washington; Miss Chandos-
Pole, an attractive English woman; Colonel John
J. Astor and Alfred G. Vanderbilt, all coming over
from Newport. Miss Alice Roosevelt came again
as the guest of Reginald Brooks. The party of
four had luncheon at the Grecian Gardens in
small tent.
Mrs. R. R. Livingston and Mrs. H L. Burnett
have left Newport and are here for the remainder
Of the season. Their brother, T. S. Taller, has
closed his cottage and gone to Tuxedo Park
Mrs. Sprague and Mrs Wheaton have guests
at Canonchet Judge and Mrs. Kellars. OF West
Virginia; Mr.. Halpin. Of New-York, and Sheriff.
Sherman, of Utica. The ladies gave elaborate
dinner in their honor last Sunday evening. with
twenty covers. Miss Inez sprague entertained
twelve friends by trolley party Monday evening.
followed by a supper at the mansion.
Captain Henry B. Kane formerly Of New-York,
aide de camp of the brigade staff of the State OF
Rhode Island. gave q dinner in the Grecian Gar
were military
MI. and Mrs. W. B. Leonard and H Cecil How
ell. Of New-York. are guests OF Mr. and Mrs. w.
II. Coombe at the Manor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hanan, OF Shore Acres
have returned from NeweYork with a party on
their yacht Taurus. To Addison G. Hanan. a
member of the New-York Yacht Club and Mr.
Hanan's son, was due the winning Of the Cur
from the Canadian defender. the Strsthcona.
DR.. Nicholas NJ. Butler. president OF the Uni
versity OF Columbia, is the guest of Brander Mat
thews, at Shinglenook
General Thomas NJ. Vincent of the United States
army is at the Gladstone. Another prominent
guest there is Alton T. wiles miniature portrait
painter, whose work has been exhibited at the
Royal Academy OF London.
W. F. Hurlburt. OF Cincinnati gave a dinner al
the Atlantic in honor OF T. L. Perrin, Of that city
Mr.. Perrin came here in his steam yacht. the En-
terprise. in which he has been around the world
His stay here was brief as he went to New-York
for the international yacht races.
The Rev. Hunter Smith, OF Edinburgh Scotland
who preached here recently to the pleasure Of his
hearers will occupy the pulpit OF the Congrega-
tional Church on Sunday.
A number from the Pier attended the farce
1.-THE Cool Collegians." given Wednesday even
ing in Library Hall. Kingston. for the benefit OF
the Library Association. The minstrel show
given by the waters Of the Mathewson in the
court very good 1t was followed by cake
walk by four couples and leader.
vaudeville entertainment. under the direction
Of Mr.. Fells, cashier at the Mathewson given
last evening IN the ballroom Of that hotel. This
is the third given this year. each differing from
the last. and. judging from the audience, they
seem TO be appreciated by sojourners at the Pier
The Red. White and Blue programme. given for
the benefit OF the Baptist Church, was so success
fus that II was repeated on Wednesday evening
in the Hazard Memorial
BY & new arrangement, passengers on the steam
er Beaver Tan. and the Seaview Railroad may
spend an extra hour either at the Pier or at New
port until the second week IN September. as the
final trip each week day IS made later than usual
This will be q great convenience TO many.
Through the efforts Of DR.. Charles Hitchcock q
summer resident for several years. a walk three
feet wider than the present one is 70 be laid in
Ocean Road. next the sea wall. thus making it
/ practically promenade
A number of cottagers here talking up a
new casino. and Tuesday evening meeting was
held at the Gladstone for general discussion This
| would be independent OF the on the old site
for which plans are now being drawn up for the
purchaser of the property z. B. Moore. of Bilt-
more.
The town assessors have found the valuation Of
Narragansett 10 amount TO nearly "a 100000. the
real estate being 100000 that on personal
property nearly Sl7S0oo showing a gain IN real es-
tate, but a loss in personal, over last year.
The arrivals at the hotels registering from New
York
Revere-John r. Donovan, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Tucker. Z. Collins. David c. Watts. MIA Louis