New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
AT SHELTER ISLAND.
THE CHILDREN's CARNIVAL AT THE PROSPECT
HOtsE-A GOLF TEA.

THE CHILDREN's CARNIVAL AT THE PROSPECT
HousE-A GOLF TEA.
Shelter Island Aug. q (SpeciaD.-The goif tea
given recently at the Shelter Island COLI CluD was
a great success 1t socially one OF the peas
ATTEST affairs Of this gay season. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Latham A. Fish, Dr.
and Mrs J. Lester Keep ex-Mayor and Mrs r. a.
Schroeder of Brooklyn. and Miss Schroeder; CONF
modore and Mrs Jarvis b. Edison. Of the Shelter
Island Yacht Club: Henry X. Motley and henry w.
Ravens The last two treasurer ana secretary
of the golf club respectively. while Latham A.
Fish is president and Dr. J. Lester Keep Is vice.
pre- sdent. Mrs D. p. Hathaway and peasant
party from the Prospect House were present.
The children's carnival at the Prospect House on
Saturday afternoon was a charming affair The
testimonial hop rendered TO the musicians OF the
Prospeot House on Saturday evening was great
success. socially and financially. II was largely al
tended and was Of the most briiliahl hialrs VI
the season at this house Of gay hops Inc music
was particularly inspiring. and the costumes s''A-
nglv pretty. Dancing kept up until late
hour. .
Adelbert Knott the elocutionist. gave NUMBER
OF character sketches on the lawn OF the prospect
House on one Of the warm. pleasant AFTERNOONS re-
Gently. ,.
| moulded for the summer colony at Shelter Island
| ue,gb,s There are always boating. bathing goi-
ing and driving. The Prospect Pavilion Is always
csnre OF attraction. During the DAY IL Is ieu WIN
| bowers. In the evening there are billiards ana
nool The ladies are particularly Interested III 'hs
| latter and every evening many OF them are tne'c'
| colonel + c. Babb who is a guest OF the prospect
House IS very fond OF pool. and is good piasei'
| Colonel Babb was Mayor Of Minneapolis IN IsS-
,o-,sl He was colonel of the 9th New-Hampshire
| Regiment and is now on MS way u p"''"'' " Wv
! Grand Army Encampnent.
! ,rhara % talk of a pool tournament between the
crack nlavers OF the Prospect and Manhanse!
houses TO be played probably at the pooiroohiS VI
| the Prospect Pavilion -, ,,..
Following are sorae OF the guests at the Prospect
House,. Mr. and Mrs. c. Prentice H. NJ "''son'
| w q Vought Mr.. and Mrs. III. 5. Hardy, H.
Bancker. F. W. Budd. Mrs. S. +. Denioch' NJ 3
Pant. Miss II. E. Brewer. T T. MarshaiII u pe 4.
Not, M PInmSon Dr. oe sSs Sod Miss Hae.
anay G E Pekens, James Everha5d J9hn ,,1 Asea'
Mr Ind MI Me rTans snd Miss F DsSrow Sew
York Scot. James s ssUnsn j ff Mss
a. bingsr Mrs b. Morgan, May MORAN cray r,,i
Morgan Laura Vernon payid BarnS' f Heer.
Ark ar H. and AM Mrs = f. L. ' Smith Of Cincinnati
THE MANHANsET HOUSE.
The yachtsmel have been particularly happy
during the last few days. There has been lust
enough wind TO I'LL the sails comfortably AZ
present Deering Harbor is fu.l OF craft. big for
able-lookng steam yachts. majestic schooners
and sloops and little fussy launches At night
when all the boats lighted up the harbor pre-.
| "A
motion was caused among the yachtsmen the Other
| day by the arrival Of the steam yacht Narun@
York is the largest craft that has been
In these waters for many day. IL y three nun e
men Another in,erssting yacht that called t ,hs
S %on almost dis every race for which it has sa,
tered Among the other yachts lying IN tnese
M Mr Northam: the uvira. Mr. Brokaw: the southern
Cross. Mr.. Grouse. and the Stranger. Mr. Leyis
rG ns BART Of their time at the Manhanse, House
Where they contribute to the general gayety.
track fC Of S sha@ Numerous are they
ha, Went out ~ T@s naph msa u E
x xIDs ' TSe party included Misses Flood IS:
Ms M sSSSs Mss Ms s WILLIAMS as..4s &''
Allen Louis snyder Frank snyGer RSssslns Sns
ysnx about ns fS hs Ane to
launch, Mr. West3ns the Lorna poone aiso S and
the Alne came out victorious. TO the delight OF Us
| popular as ever-more So indeed. as the champion;
ship OF the club involving cup T. to De Ipa ,syyisr
Ss progressive euchrc party MAS given in n:
OF Judge CIintoo OF the Supreme Court Of rehnsy
YAM AhTS Ss Wsnsys With " the a
Follows: Gentlemen-Flrst. Mr. Allyn sesrt pm
Mr. Rsn saoon 'ssi
man, clock: second. Miss +. Flood. gold 'hime'''
n The Mas Msnhsnse, Hopp.e will remain open until
September 49, and later II business warrsnts ara
Among the recent arrivals at the Manhanss, ~.
f. H. Poor. OF Boston; W. T. Minor, OF New,fT%1s.
| Miss E. ] ColwelL OF New-York. Miss C. 10y
YORK; George H. benjamin, OF Nsw-iork; Wiliia%s
Ware OF Boston, MIR. and Mrs Frank HARROW, 90 .:
j. r. Winter. OF ew-York: Mrs Otto Younf' B.
Morrison. OF New-Ycrk Mrs J. W: Wentworth; 2,
New,York;. Miss Morrison; Of - M,s stan.
ley r. Haddock. Of Philadelphia; MIS-; Il
Haseitine Carstars. OF Philadelphia; Mrs MSL,yn:
Andrew Fletcher, Of New-Yo and General hSs
| ard Carroll and family. Of Nsw-fork