New-York tribune., 1906-08-26

Narracausett Pier have sent large delegations each
day. Good weather has been IN evidence, one day
early in the week seems little ram Dut til's ~
no way cast damper over the enthusiasts: who VINO
sat through t and watched tne Ply. -. ~ ns iii
settle once more down 20 It's customary qUet and
wait for the coming OF the norse a SRVT, shs % Ts Lave
doubts Il It will attract the crowd that the TENNIS
The fox hunts this summer have been more pop
uIar than in some years, and, although there mas
turned out 20 follow the hounds by road. a pFomi- %
nsnt hsgTs IN me hunts tne AS bo married Miss
Julia Dent Grant and, mounted on Al!Tea, " . an.
a aSfD a t1 onse oee5on e secured the brush An
other deyotee of this sport has been little Miss
rider and has followed the master of the hounds
over FENCES ana across RrOSa~' Id nevg bai t some
OF tho jumps she would keep at tt until She ha6
lifted her horse over and was once more after the
pack: - ,.ou r,os. ,bse
the Duchess OF Marlborough Is on the ocean bound
for Newport and ON her arrival IN TINS conn't I1
T pa eSs at ss SnSe SeS bTosr 70 William X VanSerb
jr.. at Marble House, II has been two years since
great favorlte with society Il Is safe 70 say that
there WIZ pc S rounq I ISSh SaS fbf her aer
Mrs olivsr ar' II p Belmont assisted BY. Sfrs wil-
Houss IN her honor on arrival in New York the
duchess VIII board Ine turelne Saent a. AaLSISuls s
that she Will be here the later part OF the coming
This week there have been many Iuncheons and
ainnsrs in the eottsEe colony t5s largest Ia SsHg
by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Cor the married sst''
This week Mrs. Ogden Mills has also given a Sc
ries OF large dinners. which have been followed by
music, and the young people have been kept on the
80 at all times. On "wednesday night a dinner was
CIV en- by Mrs. George Henry Warren for young
people. after which they drove TO Snug HarbOrs
the cottage Of Mrs. Charles II Baldwin, where
dancing was enjoyed This affair was given IN
honor OF Miss Constance Whitney Warren. Mrs.
Pembroke Jones has also given number OF pretty
affairs this week, and IS arranging 70 take a
large party TO Rocky Point on Monday or Tuesday
for days outing. Rocky Point is the Coney ISL
and OF Rhode Island. and Mrs. Jones makes IL a
practice 70 take party there each sur1Iner for a
good time. The Bridge Club has also met this
week at the Bungalow, on the Ocean Drive and
this IS proving to be OF the most popular
places in Newport. and will soon rival the Clanl-
bake Club. which has been the exclusive club OF
Newport for some years. A number OF large af-
VaTuna by Eugene Higgins
This week the New Cliffs Hotel has had visit
ors Countess Lillian Hoyos and Countess Carmil-
liza Hoyos with their travelling companion, Mrs.
Traverner spending the week here in seeing the
beauties OF Newport The hotel has been crowded
all the week. and In addition 20 the permanent
summer guests there have been large number on
account of the tennis and polo tournaments. The
following New Workers have registered az the hotel
this week; Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Bannister. Mr.. and
Penfield Mr.. and Mrs II. N. Hawkesworth. Mr.
Peabody, Mr.. and Mrs H Drummond and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard L. Thomas. Everything possible for
the entertainment OF the guests has been done and
there is not evening that there "a not something
going in the hotel parlors. either IN the way Of
entertainment or Of card parties