Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-28
LADIES' RAv.

Brilliant Suecess-A Fine Scene and
 the Whole Affair Highly Enjoyed
 The Clubs ProSPer1ty-A Happy Set
 ofMen.
 Yesterday was ladies' day among the mem- bers of the New Haven Yacht club, and it proved another of their successful affairs In the morning the yaehtsmen wore gloomy faces as they watched the clouds overhead, but by afternoon the sun came out, and by 3 o'clock the ladies began to arrive at the club house, and the yachtsmen relaxed into smiles and they were happy. A fair sailing breeze had sprung up from the southwest, and the ladies were assisted on the different yachts, being taken out in small boats, and shortly after 3 o'clock the starting gun was fired from the flagship, and the boats left the club house in the following order and carrying the following named people:
 Endeavor, Commodore Billard-Commo- dore Billiard, wife and child, Mir. and Mrs. F. F. Tyler, Miss Fife Tyler; Miss Lizzie Carr of Brooklyn, Miss Oracle Carr, Miss Annie Bird, MT. L. H. Stanaard.
 Zephyr, Vice Commodore Dudley-Miss Wincheli Miss Bishop, Miss Gould, Miss Rembart, Miss N. Ensign, Miss M. Kohantet, Miss Bradley, MT. E. P. Avery, Mir. O. E. Hall, MT. L. c. Cowles.
 Marguerite, Rear Commodore Peck-Mrs. O. D. Peck, Miss Lizzie Burwell, Mrs. Mer- ritt Burwell, Miss Nellie Peck, Mrs. c. M. Mrs. R. R. Hopkins, jr., Miss Nellie Stain throp, Master Clifford Hopkins.
 Acme, Ex-Commodore Scranton - Miss Alice Potter, Miss Della Bradley, Miss Min nie Scranton, Miss Alice Scranton, Miss May Stannard, Mrs. Frank c. Bushnell, Miss Lot tie Bushnell, Miss Hattie Davis, Masters Tommy and Harry Dewell, Mir. Lennie Hetch- kiss, Mr. A. G. Shell, MT. John Scott, Matte Fitch.
 Viking, Captain Hinman-Mrs. Hinman, Mrs. E. J. Walker, Mrs. Charles Putnam, Mrs J. Williams, MT. and Mrs. M. R. Dur ham, Miss May Smith, Miss Minnie Walker, Dr. E. J. Walker.
 Mrs. Allen Seaman, Mrs. c. H. Mason, Mrs. A. V R. Baker, Mrs. Emma Dunbar, Miss Leta Smith, Miss Jennie Rogers, MT. Charles Morse.
 Rajah, Captain Mansfeld-Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Blinn, Miss Baldwin, Miss Florence White, Miss Hinman, MT. and Mrs. F. w. Guion, Miss Hattie Barnes, Miss Evans, Mrs. Bassett, Misses Galbraith.
 Yale launch-Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Morgan, Miss Hattie Morgan, w E. Morgan, Miss Hattie Munson, MT and Mrs. H. B. Harri- son.
 Steam Yacht Lucy, Captain F. H. An and Mrs. w. H. Andrews, Mrs. MFb. FOlSOHl, 4hIS u. V. SO"CA15 Miss F. Sperry, Miss Alene Rowland, MT. 0. 0. Andel, Miss Louise Gallagher, Miss Daisy Barksntin.
 Ceres, Captain Parish-Mrs. J. H. Parish, Miss Lizzie Whittlesey, Miss Emma Barney, Miss May Crockett, Miss Emma Crockett, Nat Cook, MT. Jewett, MT. Stewart.
 Stranger, Captain Macauley- and Mrs. W. s. Cook, Mrs. s. c. Cook, Miss Stevens.
 Flora, Captain T. F. Hammer-Mr. and Mrs. A. o. North, Mr. and Mrs E. Carpen- ter, Washington, D. C., Edgar E. Durant, Mr. and Mrs. Norton, MT. and Mrs. Carpen- 5er, Miss Annie G. Lee, Miss Julia H. Ham, ner, Miss Thora D. Hammer, MT. James Rodgers, Mr. V. T. Hammer, MT. A. E.
 Niagara, Captain Frank Baldwin-Prof. Newton and wife, Miss Newton, Prof. Brown and wife, Misses Brown, Miss Edith Fisher, Miss Annie Dutton, the Misses Twining, Dr. Elkins, o. 0. Sherman, MT. w. A. Waters, Mr. Fullerton, Miss Julia Hope.
 The course of the yachts was around Lud- ngton's buoy, and as there was just breeze though to please the ladies they had very pleasant sail, the yachts returning to the Hub house about o'clock. The ladies then vent into the main room of the club louse, where they partook of 8 ollation. while the gallant yachtsmen an- 'uOT0u bu0 ydCAGS III C14Ci0 diouuo GuC ront of the house and decorated them with Chinese lanterns and colored lights. A large chooner was at anchor with her stern near he club house float and on this were stationed he members of Wheeler & Wilson's band. Promptly as the sunset gun was fired the ,and struck up the first piece, and as it be- ,an to grow dark a pretty picture was pre- ented by the brilliantly lighted club house nd yachts as the different colored fires | howed them with the hundreds of small l ,oats with their occupants to good effect. During the evening many other invited ,uests visited the club house and spent de- ightfuI evening, sitting on the veran- lah and float in front of the house istening to the music and watching the brilliant display of fireworks as they were et off from the bow of the schooner. The flair was success, and the regatta commit ee, consisting of Joseph T. Whittelsey, hartman; Frank ". Guion, W. A. Foskett, l r., E. s. Osborn, L. A. Elliott, were ably | ssisted by the other officers of the club, who | Dudley, vice-commodore; Charles M. Peck, | ear commodore; James Gallagher, jr., fleet | aptain; Frank w. Guion, secretary; James | tallagher, jr., treasurer; Frank H. Andrews, 1easurer; Paul c. Skif, M. D., fleet surgeon. |
 Board of trustees-C. w. Scranton, chair ian; M. R. Durham, clerk; W. w. Price, ]. H. Stannard, J. B. Manville.
 Admission committee-C. R. Warehouse, F., Edwin M. Somers, J. J. Osborn, jr.
 There are fifty yachts now belong 1g to the fleet. They are the Acme, c. w. Scranton; Anita, Geo. w. dams; Atlanta, c. S. Maltby; Alice, E. w. mith; Brunhilda, J. J. Phelps; Ceres, James I. Parish; Cirrus, c. B. Warner; Concord, I. 0. Roome; Climax, A. B. Benjamin; En- eavor, H. D. Billiard; Evan, W. E. Munson; 'lora, A. c. Perkins; Fornax, 0. W. Foster; tenevieve, D. N. Warner; Gem, Wm. Zeig er; Hydros, D. L. GardI CT; Hylas, M White; Louise, T. H. Hall; Lilly R., s. w. ollock; Lucy, W. H., c: w, & F: H: An [ary S., D. c. Sanford; Mascotte, Weld ; Jacobs; Molly Pitcher, w. s. Nc 'eil; Merope, James T. Richards; ellie, L. G. Warner; Niagara, Tredwell Nereid, F. L. Osgood; Nirvana, !. H. Hall; Rajah, J. G. Beecher; Roamer, [. W. Avis; Rover, F. c. Swan; Ruby, H, [. Osborn; Seabelle, H. A. Seymour; Stranger, N. Macauley; Starlight, M. White; This @, w. Zeigler; Trio, W. L. Cheney; Thalia, 7m. H. Zink; Tilda Jane, E. w. Smith; enus, George M. Graves; Venture, Henry . Bishop; Viking, F. c. Swan; Viola, c. N. Jayland; Vixen, A. Seaman; Wayward, c. Warner; Wild Bird, M. White; Wild uck, A. Lutz; Wave, F. H. Baldwin; Wan Theeler: Zephyr, G. E. Dudley.
 |
 The Late James HI. BuIrord. The remains of young James H. Bulford, n of John H. Bulford of this city, were ;pected to arrive by steamer last night om New York. Deceased died of con- mption in Europe, whither he had gone T his health. He had been failing with