New-York tribune., 1913-09-07
NEWPORT
Quite a Colony of Cottagers
Will Remain Into Late Fall.

a. the Casino during the week II might
be said came the beginning of the end
Of the present social season in this city.
though there is every indication that it
viii be well into the late fall before the
season for some Of the summer residents
finally comes 10 a close.
Some OF the Gotta gers closed their sum-
mer homes late this week and left the
city for their fall and winter homes,
while others have announced that they
are TO remain late, some later than usual.
Among those who have left are Mr.. and
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish who this year pur-
posely remained over for the horse show;
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Pinchot Mrs ]. ".
Pinchot. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence l.. Gil
lespic. Mrs. George q. Haven. Mr.. and
Mrs James =. Hasgin. who prolonged
their season a few days on account Of
the illness Of Mrs Henry =. Perry; the
Rev and Mrs Shipman. who remained
over for Mrs. Richard T Wilson's dance;
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Larocque, Mrs
William Payne Thompson and Philip
Mills =. 4. 3. Nidener. who spent the
greater part Of the summer here with his
daughter-in-law. Mrs. George D. Wide
ner. has left for Philadelphia on his
steam yacht Josephine.
Mr. and Mrs. George B De Forest have
snuoun-~a that they are not TO close
their season until Thanksgiving, when
they will 20 TO their New York resi-
dence. Mr. and Mrs. William Storrs
Wells Will remain at Chetewode until
late in October. and then 90 TO New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. FRED Pierson are 70
stay here until October 10 at least. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ciews will close The
Rocks the latter part OF this month, when
Mrs Clews has planned TO 20 TO Paris
10 visit her son. Henry CleUs, jr.
Mrs. William g. Weld Of Boston is to
be another November stayer. and Mr..
and Mrs. Whitney Warren will keep their
Clay street home open until the end OF
October. while Mrs. Charles II. Baldwin
IS also planning 10 remain here until very
late in the season.
Or. and Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler
Of New York. who have been spending
their first season here with their depu-
tsntc daughter, Miss Sarah schuyler
Butler. have set their departure date TOT
September %. when they will return 10
their New York home. II was said TINS
week that Mrs. Butler is planning 10 give
q dance during the late autumn al their
New York home in honor Of their daush-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll have
returned from their short visit In the
White Mountains. and they will remain
at their home here for at least two
months before going TO New York.
The presence here Of the Grand Duke
OF Russia. Alexander Michailovitch, TINS
week as the guest Of Mrs. John Astor
and Ambassador and Mime. Bakhmeten
has done much 20 eniven the social slde
OF the life here From the time Of the
dukes arrival here until he departed on
Thursday night there was a steady
stream OF entertaining for him i'm one
form or another. lie was lunched and
dined in several Of the prominent sum
mer homes. and as he is particularly fond
OF dancing he had plenty OF opportunity
of enjoying this, for informal dancing
followed several of the dinner parties.
The grand duke had not been ip New
port for fifteen years. Then he was an
oficer in the Russian navy. He natural
iy noted many changes. and there were
not many OF the people whom he met on
his former visit here this week for him
to renew his acquaintance with. The
duke. however. renewed acquaintance
with al least one man. though he did not
happen 10 meet him first in Newport.
This was Rear admiral William p.
csperton. U. s. ~. at present comman-