New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01

NEW RECORD on THE wESTCHESTER
COUNTRY CLUE LINKS.
LAWN FErp IN AID OF THE RED CROSS AUXIL-
IARY-A SUCCESSFUL. AFFAIR N WHICH
MANY WE'LL. KNOWN PEG

IARY--A sUC-EssFJL AFFAIR IN WHICH
MANY WE'LL KNOWN PEG
PIE TOOK PART.
The clubhouse ard grounds Of the westchester
Country Club were the scene OF a brilliant social
gathering yesterday when Lawn fa'e n e!f
OF Wo,nens Auxiliary No % Of the Red Cro/
held. The pazzas OF the clubhouse we
thronged with officers from Fort Schuyler and
Fort Slocu1n. a military band adding % the mar
tial aspect OF the scene Tho building was gay
with flags ard bunting. and. Judging by the crowds
which Allied every portion g! the clubhouse ard
lawns many hundreds OF dollars were added TO
the auxlliarys fund The special object or tho fete
was TO secure money FOR the purchase o. hospital
tents fc~ the wounded soldiers OF the Army. The
committee n charge included Mrs. Frank Il.
Hunter Mrs. c. Olive Isc,in. Mrs. James VI.
Waterbury, Mrs. Robert c. Black. Ms. :. G. Nc
I.augh.ln. Mrs. Martin J. Kecgh and NJ Robert
r. Emmett.
Tea was served from Until :. bat long before
the hour for the fete to open carriages began TO
arrive in the clubhouse circle Thomas 4. Malt
land fooled his tour-in-hand down from the rye
postofnce as a public coach. Grange ~ Ho'feS
being made 3: Ncw-Rochce. il wos said 'ha'
more than 500 was made from the sale oi seats
and this WAS turned to tho Red cross 'uhd'
n c. Reynal and F. c. Potter also brought parties.
In their brakes Colonel Bartlett Of the va reg
ment was present with number OF his stan ~
Guiding Lieutenant Kruger. Leut'n ant S'oFh"' 81
Artillery. and Colonel ogden Wy" also Among '"e
military people present.
The afternoon given over TO gyn.hh""a
games. in which number Of weI-kno"h c'u"i'e'
took part Though there was scarcely ripple vi
the water 70 encourage the yachtsInen' 'hrec
knockabouts started off a little after O'CLOCK lot
a four-mile race over a triangular course. Ihey
were the Folly. owned by \. Navarro ana sd"'u
by ~ c. Reynal: the Namolcss. owned by D. ~
Hartman and sailed BY f. c. Randolph. ana Iu-
gene Reynals Idle. which he hn1seh s"i'.
Perhaps II was this fact that proved the turning
potnt In the contest for all three boats are ouil'
on the same model. A. any rate, Mr. R'ynai won
by a handsome margin
While the race was being sailed the naph'na
launches were busy adding TO the days proceeds
by skimming about the bay with parties from inc
shore who. Of course. paid generous "
coin for their frolic.
PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS PLAY.
r,s golfers had IN attraction in the shape OF a
nrofess,onal match between Joseph Hanson ana
Daniel Loitch both wel-known Scotch eNponen'S
Of the game Hanson is the professional % '',
Westchester grounds, while leitch has o"''te ~
the recently organized Century COR 'Iu' NOT 10,
from the Westchester links TAnson's best T'cora
OF the course is 80. but as a number OF '""Is's
bsvs been made since that was cstaoiish"99;; =
forms a rather poor basis for Judging the Skls @,
1ns pay s;t,nr the ground in shape for the match
and their efforts were successful: rroc's we're
as smooth ana eve - arst hole was haved in A.
sashng style, ana th toyf yor for the crowd who
:. tn Tho NAV TO discover that the Westcncs,r
man Was weak in MS putting. and his wga&ness
contirued throughout the match IioI'S. ~
golf are popularity supposed J." no, hnlf Of then
nosssss the accuracy and force Of some OF ne
best amateur THU I,oeoe to seze possibues
.het make their games mor" striking 20 an "i ,,,~
err which Is C 10 nose who followed Hanson and
,a,.ch from green to green knew TINT tnGy yae