New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
SHELTER ISLANDS PLEASANT WEEK.
ALL SORTS OF AMUsEMENTs INDOORS AND OUT
ENJOYED BY GUESTS.

ALL SORTS OF ADJUSTMENTS INDOORS AND OFT
ENJOYED BY GUESTS
Manhanset House Shelter Island Aug (spe-
ciaD.-Thc past week has been active one at
Shelter Island The first euchre party Of the sea-
son was held. The prizes were won by Miss Zen
nett. Mrs Sara Ludlow. Il. a. c. Smith and Her
bert b. Atha. These were all In silver. Mr.. Smith
is the agent OF he steamship company that IS
transporting the Spanish troops to Spain.
The ladies' pool tournament was extended over
the afternoon and evening. and brought out the
fun Manhansct colony. Tho evening gathering was
a brilliant one. Mrs. William Gooch won the tour
nament, and Mrs. A. l. Smyle had The second-bes
score.
The chldren's german was an interesting affair
The figures and favors both patriotic. Among
those who took part were Helen Roebling. Louise
Nugent. Florence Taylor Julia Lake Madeline and
Margaret Smith. Jessie W)lward, Eleanor Iiarts-
horn. Fred Lake Casen Nugent, Charles Fowler
Arthur Wells Harold Hartshorn. Charles IOring
Charles Real Charles Crouch and Julian Nugent
Saturday witnessed the second special regatta Of
the Shelter Island Yacht club. In the first division
/ the winner w. II. Hcckwith's Aeolus. She
was tho winner by minute and 50 seconds. In the
second division F. NJ. Smiths Surprise was the win
ner by minute seconds. The two seconds were
In the first class the Cudao and In the second j.
l.. Hutchinsons Spook Tho Cuidao is chartered
by oscar b. Weber and George II. kem. The next
regatta will he the open regatta o. Saturday. Au-
gust 49,
The tea at the Golf Club largely attended on
Saturday. This owing to the interest IN IN"
golf tourna ment. for which Commodore Clarence a
Postlev OF the I.archmOnt Yacht club gave the
prizes. They all rich specn ems OF the siINcI-
smiths art. The tournament resulted IN a lie h"
tween Arthur Whitney and his brother. Howard
Whitney. The tie played of on Monday, ana
Howard Whitney was the winner. Miss Marie WI
son won the FIRST prize for women. The second prizes
were won by Miss Frances Wallace ana Arthur
Whitney. ill.,,
The Rev Dr. Richard s Storrs OF Brooklyn
preached on Sunday IN the Mauhanse; chapel The
Sunday evening concert In the MUSHROOM or IN"
Manhanset House vas largely attended,
Monday witnessed the playing on OF the re "l
Saturdays tournament and the beginning OF Nl'
foursomes ON Monday evening The prizes W'rc
awarded ard presented with number or ht'le
speeches BY Commodore Postlcy. -,
The evening Wilford ftnSsel' an f-'iN',.''
barvtone was heard In the MUSHROOM OF IN" Man
hanset House and "A concert for the benent % me
Red Cross was gwen mt the Prospect House. ON
Friday evening the Hampton Quartet gave con-
cert at the house.
Tho Prospect House Is entertaining number ct
nleasanl families :his season. Many OF ihein are
annual visitors at the Heights SIDE or the is.ahl
MIR and Mrs. Walter 1.uttgens, OF lhnneI y. j..
are among their regular patrons. MI l'uttsehS y
The owner Of the wcll-known steam yacni, lIh'''
she is the flagship of the Columbia Yacht Cub,
Bowling il popular at the prospect PaFlHoh,
They have weekly prizes at It's pleasant ah'y, snh
there is prize offered for the highest score OF the
| The Paw View House is entertaining the family
! of Mr. Aspinwal a u the Rev. Ipr joan H.
| Aspinwall. OF Washington, d {.