The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-20
ATLANTIC T. C.'S NEW HOME.
Plans for the Clubhouse ut Sea Cato Ao-
cepted.

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cepted.
Commodore George J. Gould presided over ono
OF the largest meetings ever hold by the Atlantic
Yacht Club at tho Hotel Waldorf last night.
The event was the annual gathering OF the
organization, and in addition to the routine
business the plans for the new clubhouse at Sea
Gate were submitted by the Board of Trustees,
which had previously approved OF the designs
selected by the Plans Committee, composed OF
Newbury d. Lawton. J. Fred Alderman, and
Gen. T. L. Watson.
The report stated that a contract had been
entered into for the purchase OF the plot, 260
feet deep with u frontage OF $50 feet on Graves
end Bay, with an option on an additional plot
800 by 26O feet adjoining 1t to the eastward. the
erty will be bulkheadod to the limit, OF
o oWnG into the sof b,v. v 1asin' VIII np"S Ss G SGH next ,sst
spring. The estimated valuation Of the LAND is
$4,000 and old furniture. floats. Sc, $4,000
additional; The total cost of the new clubhouse.
land. furniture, decorations and improvements
is estimated at $ao,ooo, making q total for the
new property OF $Io. 900, for which S25. 600 has
already been subscribed in the club.
The house will DO 200 BY 30 feet, three stories
n niH b WITH Than" an Ttt M,,S So ,Ss T Ine o orshi,s toT
s%hingled, and all above will be finished in artis-
tic stucco work, The facade is diEnincd in de-
sign. with four tuted Corinthian columns. The
prevailing color will be weather color" with
all fiat woodwork and columns in white. y hall
n"ent! tccl "iuc VIII run lhFouRn the centre.
To the right is the model room, 30 by 80 feet:
women's room, coat room, offices. and stair
case. On the left will be the dining hall
SO by so feet, with billiard room and cafe in the
rear. An ingenious arrangement OF sliding
doors will enable the club to throw the dining
room. hallway and model room into one vast
apartment for receptions, sc. The hall will
be carried up to the third story, with a gallery
on the second story. Thirty-thrce guest rooms
have been arranged for. The kitchen. servants,
and officers quarters. pantry. wine rooms, &c,
will be in the extension, and there will be ample
accommodations for bicycles and storage in the
basement.
The house will be surmountcd with n large.
square, deck piazzn, which forms the roof. There
will be a large library on the second floor. and
baths, showers. and lavatorics will be placed in
convenient places. Tue plans were accepted.
after which the prizes for the year were awarded
to the owners of tho victorious yachts. Tho
winners were:
Decoration Day R~esatta-Eidolon. Akista. Wa Wa,
squaw. and Ethel. S25 each; Eclipse and lola. SIC. 80
each.
Regatta on June l2-Gould Cups-Emerald. $3.50;
Wasp. $3.50; Vaquero III, SIS; Dorothy, $50.
Annual Regatta Emerald, Wasp, Sycc, N0rota.
Akista, Acushla. and Wa Wa won class prizes; Va
quero III, Volsung, Lizzie v. Qui vivr, and SHARK
won second prizes; Wasp won special sloop cup in
race with Syce.
Adams Cups-won by Eidolon and Dorothy.
Annual CrLise-Colonih won class prizes IN runs !
and 2, $40 each; also the schooner prize for the best
average, S75. and the Postcy Cup for schooners.
800. Total. $3.50. Nivana won class prize In run
J.; Syce won the class prize In runs !. ?, and =. and
vorant II, sachem. kidoion. Akista, and AVA won
class prizes during the cruise.
Philip Sanford, Newburv d.. Lawton, T. l..
Watson, J. NJ. Ceballos, and u. F.. Austen were
appointed n Nominating Committee for officers
next year.