New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
TUE RIVERSIDE Y. C.'S PARTY.

THEY SAW THE RACE FROM THE CYGNus AND
ENJOYED DANCE On THE RETURN TRIP.
The Iron Steamboat Company's Cygnus was char
tered by the Riverside Yacht Club, OF Greenwich.
Conn. to carry the club members and their guests
A band Of fifteen selected musicians supplied D,
Lyndon c. Hodgklns played throughout the day II
a way which made 1t difficult to give attention u
anything else when the musicians sounded theE
pipes OF Pan and got control OF everybody
In the general rejoicing the Defenders sue
cess there was only regret namely, that fn'
commodore OF the club George ]. Tyson was 'o'
III TO attend the race. The commodore, IN coh
pany with c. T. Pierce and Edwin Binney, formed
the committee In charge OF the whole unde',sSins
For the success OF this vice-Commodore Charles
E. Diefenthaler Is equally responsible. The rear
commodore Daniel Prentice. together with the clus
secretary. J. G. Porter. Treasurer Joseph Z PECK
and the official measurer. Frank Lockwood. wen
active in extending the Inequalities OF the ciuo
An excelAnt luncheon SERVED on board ms
only difficulty about these ocean plcnlcs Is hs'
the walters are generally unable 10 stand the eon.
tinual pitch and toss But the guests did not san'
on ceremony and when, In some cases, the WALTERS
proved useless they took good care to look anef
themselves.
GUESTS on THE CYGNUs.
Mr. and Mrs James d. Sparkman on board.
and O. w Ingersoll Of the Huntington Yacht Cinp
Mr. Ingersoil Is a Woodworking Corinthan yachts
~ D. I.awton, formerly commodore OF the Atah-
tic Yacht Club and owner OF the yacht Chspa' was
on hand. as usual Mrs. Lawton and her parry
did not suffer from the motion.
Commodore Doll, OF the Douglastown Yacht Cluo
was interested In the Defenders success Ihe'e
was also Enslshman on board who had grew
confience In the Valkyrie Commodore DOL -
we returned to harbor. was In the position OF '"s
man who laughs last"
Commodore II. II. Gordon, OF the Huntington
Yacht Club. says that the vakyre does not prom
Use to succeed any better on any other day Jurss
Smms appeared to be Of the same opinion. ~ ~.
views of Commodore Prentice were withheiu i0'
further consideration. ,u v..h,
Commodore Andrews OF the New Rochelle facnt
Club seemed not to be much surprised VINE" Wv
Valkyrie fell behind on the home run
DANCE ON THE RETURN TO NETWORK
A little dance was improvised the return
through the quiet waters OF the Bay. Among tnoss
who looked on were noticed; .
Mrs W. j. l.. Davlds Miss Redman. Mrs Il
Kohler, Mrs. Day. Mrs Landers, Miss Landers'
Miss NJ. Andrew. Misses Lowther. Mrs. ~ d. Law
ton. Mrs c. Lowther. Miss Holley. Miss Dayton
Miss Wilson, Mrs w. J. Martin. the Misses Martin
Miss Luke. Miss Charles Miss Marshall MS hani'
Miss Mont gomery. Miss Sanger. Mrs G. olmss, .
Mrs A. ostweil Mrs Badsley Miss Lf freeman
Miss Otto Miss MacolouSh, Miss G Eddy Miss ME-.
Sewers, Miss Weed Miss Curtis and Misc ~
The Tribune reporter especially requestee y.
Charles f. Diefenthaler and others OF the a,
to announce the fact that the steamer Sygnaus st
at s:%5 a. m. In order to attend the sunseaI,.h
races The printed tickets; as issued oy tne but
mention $50 as the hour for dep seaeh ID.
sandy Hook Lightship In time for the starr hs ~
q. m this change has been made ,,,dr, yail before
S:46 next Tuesday. or spend the rest OF l'e "~'
lamentation