The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-29
NEWPORT SUMMER
COLONY TO LINGER
Some Owners Of Cottages In
tend to Remain in Them
Until November.
BELMONTS TAKE VILLA


While II cannot be said that the New
port season Is waning in the least. for
the activities OF the present week ave
shown II to be very lively here. still
there are those OF the summer colony
who are planning for the fall.
The Newport seasons for the last few
years have been growing longer ana
more and more OF the cottagers nave
been remaining at their summer homes
longer each year. The same Is to be the
case this year. for quite a few OF them
have already announced that they will
not close until the latter part OF Sep
TENDER. others have said they will stay
here until October and still others are
going to remain into November.
Mrs. william Jay. one OF the pioneers
among the Newport summer Colonists,
is to he among the late stayers. and Mr..
n Mrs. VI. VI. Van Beuren will remain
at their Middletown farm until Christ
mas. though Mr.. Van Beuren will be
away during September in Porto Rico. In
which place he has interests ana Tor
which he left on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. T. Wilson have re-
turned from Saratoga to spend the late
season here. Or. n Mrs. Henry Bar
ton Jacobs are not to close Whiteholme
until the first week OF October. and Mr..
n Mrs. George Brooke OF Philadelphia.
who this week have had Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas R~idgeway as their guests. will
gemain until the middle OF September.
Another sure sign OF a late season
came when the announcement was made
that Mr.. and Mrs. Perry elmont, who
came here for the wedding OF Miss
Margaret f.. Andrews and Morgan Bel
mont, had taken the Eldridge villa on
Ochre Point for the remainder OF the
summer. They were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. August Belmont. who also
are 10 stay late. at the time. but have
during the week taken possession or the
Ochre Point house.
Mrs. Whitman. wife of Gov. Whitman.
closed her season to-day has left for
Albany. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip A. Clark
are remaining until after the horse show.
Miss Anna Sands will not close her cot
tage until October. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Pembroke Jones are 10 keep Sherwood
open until well into the fall.
Miss Julia Berwind OF Philadelphia,
who has been the guest of her brother.
Edward ]. Berwind. since he arrived this
summer. IN closing her visit on LABOR
Day. but Mr.. Berwind will not close The
Films at that time. He Is staying on
for some time longer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Sampson Stevens. who gave one
OF the present weeks dinner dances and
who are occupying apartments at the
Nuenchinger King. are staying here until
the middle OF September. but Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry j. Whitehouse are closing
Eastbourne Lodge on September y and
returning TO Mount kisco.
Miss Georglanna q. King as usual
will remain IN Newport all winter and
she has again taken the cottage OF
Robert q. Hone on Old Beach road for
the cold months. Former Commodore
and Mrs. Eldridge T. Gerry will re-
main at Seaverge until the end OF Sep
TENDER. and DR.. and Mrs. Nicholas Muir
ray Butler will not return TO New YORK
until the latter part OF September. MT.
and Mrs. Joseph +. Widener also plan
to he among the October colony. and
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones Will
defer their departure for Miami, Fla.
until later thar usual this year.
Another member OF the October col
ony will b. Mrs. Hugh ID. Auchincloss
and her family AT Hammersmith Farm.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair will
not return TO Washington until October.
NJ. and Mrs. William +. Glyn are to
keep Mayfeld open until November.
and Mrs. Charles II. Baldwin, at her
summer home, Snug Harbor. and Mrs,
/. Townsend Burden. at Fair Lawn. will
remain until the same month.
Many OF the ofticers or the Atlantic
fleet while the ships We're based on
N"arraGansett Bay during the summer
brought their wives ana families here
or to jamestown. across the pay Inc
fleet has taken its departure now. but
the families OF a majority OF the or
fCers are TO remain or Tor the rest or
| the summer.
Another late slayer VIII he Mrs.
George ID. Widener, At her new villa,
Miramar. with which she Is greatly
I pleased. So pleased with the house.
Mrs, Wldener expressed herself recently
that she wished she could use It the
Mrs. Richard II. Townsend of Wash
ingtou. who was one of the larger din
ner hostrSses of the present week, will
not close her Newport season until the
end OF September, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Frederick Hoffman. who are
always among the late stayers. will
not close Armsea Hal until November
Is.
Mrs. Barger Wallach IL also 10 re-
main until November AZ Edna villa.
and Mr. and Mrs Lawrence /. Giles
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