New-York tribune., 1896-02-06
MORE UOMEN MEMBERS.
MRS. LEWIS AND MRS. FELL TO BE AD-
MITTED TO THE " Y YACHT CLUB.

MORE CRITICISM or DUNRAVEN.


MORE CRITICISM or DUNRAVEN.
The annual meeting of the Riverside Yacht Club
will take pace at the Arena this evening There
may be some discussion as TO proposed charges,
but those who look for a ngat viii be disappointed.
Mrs Lucy c. Carnegie. owner OF the steam yacht
DunGencss. Is the only flag member OF the New
York Yacht Club. She has been d member since
May II. 1884 and since then there have been few
meetings Of New-York yachts from which her en-
| sign. a red eagle rampant on a field OF white was
absent Mrs. Carnegie will have company after the
next meeting of the club for 1t il said that
two flag members viii be added 10 the club list.
They are Mrs Mary Lewis, widow Of George
Lewis: who owned the steam yacht StTangcr, ana ana
Mrs. Fell widow Of john 4 Fel-. VINO o"ned . u,e ne
the club. bat have the right 10 fly the cup
the doats at the club stations. The private signals
of flag members registered with the secretary
OF the club.
At the annual meeting OF the Eastern Yacht Club,
which Will take place in Boston on the evening Oh
February Il. measures looking toward Uniform rae
ing rules will be adopted. and amendments to the
bylaws proposed some time ago VIII he ac'ed upon
The following ticket has been placed in nomination
and Will be elected Commodore. William Amory
| Gardner; vice-commodore Henry w Lamp rear
commodore, Augustus Hemenway' se..fe'"ry' WIZ
lam 5 Eaton. jr treasurer Pa'rcK cc,rr A.
measurer Henry Tagsard; members o. ou.~ r, d, a.
Large r l.. Peabody George A. ,roHuaiI, -
Gomm'ef T@R ssE.on thomas Falna Nelson Henry il
Buck: Committee on Admissions, {. r. ArainS; @ =.
'o2 Loring and 5hc secreiary; House Commit Frod
erick T. snow. Or. Franklin Dexter Robert Sa''o"-
stall j. Prince Loud and the secretary
Tho following are the American Yacht Clubs
standing committees for 1895;
Membership Conrittee-W. H. Parsons IL '7 -
Parsons and +. l.; Lawrence ~
House Committee-W. II. Parsons. w II. Cahn'
Edwin II. weatherbee. J. Il. Wainwright ana H. 'e
b. Parsons. -r. ,roirvrirh- NJ
g Parsons. simeon Z. Ford. Hofance see anu l.
mating Commttee--c / Pardce. George Dear
born and a. W. CorniHs;; r,,,her are as follows:
u Fagler. F. r Lawrence, ". 4. nc ri ~ -
wis " r. Conner H. de p Parsons w. ~. a..
sons, W. H Cati!n Thongs Sso|Lle' L. "
". i Allen and ". II. StaroNeN'
:, c-,or, has sold 10 Rufus Hatch. Of N'w-York'
,h t,h and rnainsan cabin soop Imp MI Ha''n
has = me home AT Davenport Nccl On I-oaf 80 s.''l @
sound AID Will use the -4'0P u-'4'e ''
son FOR home cIi!siNs'
The German Emperor has given up the y"c"'
v-,I,e Feather which it was expected he "'Ald race
80, NV >,..t,,or-onean This season bat his name l.
,u, oo,rec,e1 nv rtnor with fleet racer NJ" prlis
h;i, p,i watson Ills interest IN yachuns Is ,'o"i
ny Sa,,,g silver mode, Of the Meteor in when
every detail Is rcproiuc -, I-h,~ iyorl1' Will
,.ni rinciecn inches high and VIII oe ho''c- 0''
handsome silver peles'a''
Tho c,uh courses Of the New Rochelle Yacht cuo
were changed at the last meeting. Ihe rev.
courses have been published ana 'he l''s'''A ~
nittee has issued the following directions: N"'N-
netting yachts In both classes are not 10 san DEW
iG,r1's Flats ana black buoy to The eastward .,
said mats between Sands Point aAI D.i & .S ,'-
between red buoy to cast OF f-NeeIuon ieD' ri ai.
! lighthouse. nor between the sl!sl,|l l!!tsl '-o' 90
/ en1 of Execution Reef and hshtnou-r, .r., ,,.c-
.Vhen the courses are announced I'd pe sal'i 49, ,
J. .-a.e q
i.Gguent tho weather conditions !ahh. IL 3"
ynI ~. lime allowance shall be shortened nc'
nlS , ' The signal for 50 terminating a race MAJ.
be a blue peter displayed on tie Jh9Ses 20 @,, " ,br
case Of fox or darkness Ave long blasts 4loi' ''''
whistle"
Tue half-raters have been built by Huntington.
the designer. whose Question defeated oo'h "e
Ethclwyn and the Spruce ~ last season one ~.
the speedy mdgets was launched i"s' g,s,e,.I
her Hope She sailed against Hantingi9n SgI,s
ton on Tuesday and proved hei huli ulI,,i ,,lnvy
is not yet completed. II VII h"Xe s'"a'si ,rors s,
spread than Mr. Iselins craft ana three ''-'''
! freeboard
The re,ort that Lord Dunraven went to sandrns-
ba 70 consult the Prince OF Wales 20 the proper
,htr, IN do in the way Of ightng himself with his
o,e,ime friends in this country has served 10 IN
crease the sentiment agains. him. prompt
apology short ana 10 ne point wouid ma a. qoic h
much TO restore the Irish Earl 20 the place Ni," ne
once occupied In American ytchiihs clSi va MD'' s s
evident unwinsness to aGnno"i,'as1 1 t. re.-
/ "nciiation nor difficult His apology sho-'
n,.a corne snontancOusly' member said. ana
40 4. vo',ld have been received with cheers. but u
nonne now. The Prince Of Wales should have credit
/ for il and not DunraVcn' ,, ..t .,,
/ The more charitable members Of the cllo WI. ho'
believe that Duaravcn took couhs'! VIII u, u, III. 49, '
/ ~ Wales on the subject They helNt tiiat I" ng,
! ynent of some kind was mailed - thr hacn' O'-'
/ bv Dunrayen before he went TO san4rlnsham'
The mess dinner OF the Corinthan fleet WI"
take nlace at the Hotel Brunswick on the evening
OF February 20