New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-16

ships w Butler Duncan offered as prizes $50 for
had Sh SIX Ee entries Guding both cutters and gigs
The NswY9rk and the KeaTsaTge had two crews tSs
heavy wind and rough water made 1t hard pulling
the Nsw-York's second entry third the, Kear,
sarges second entry fourth the Indiana nth ana
Tor the English crews one for gigs and another for
the latter BY the Psyche.
Another tie occurred on Saturday in the weekly
hendicap golf tournament at KebO, j. Montgomery
Sears, r., of Boston, and Harry Lane Emo Of
1 6bb saeh s Rd W and MISS HRe as
fourth. Several of the naval officers played but
members. The entries were as follows: II, l. Emo,
K Th6Tn SI F Els Fills. jT Miss Turns j F o.
Alsop, L. Goure. DR.. Gushman, G. O.. ThaeheT,
Campbell lieutenant Barrett, Captain Pelly and
Among the pleasant events of Sunday was a
luncheon given at Thornhedge by Lewis Niles Koo-
present The guests included Dr.. Jenkins, Mr..
Franzen. Mr. Hare, Mr.. Beigel. Mr. Bjorksten MT
Mrs Carpenter entertained delightfully."- at dinner
Gn fF May MseV Mrs e CueT Mrs Dmock Mrs
Fremont Mrs Carpsnter Mrs ss91y y Mrs
terlinus, Mrs. Hurter, Miss Gurnee and Miss Car
Mrs, John A. Logan. ir.. of Youngstown. Ohio; is
one of the new arrivals at the Lo9isnurs MIS-
who was killed at Manila
There is promise of considerable building by sum
mer visitors here this fall. J. c. Livingston Is
building on the ground back of Chatwod. George
Cromwells Harbor Road.
The knockabout Monday afternoon was
interesting especially as In each boat
woman at the helm. The boats were Wen
punched the start and all along the course until
the finish. The DCky easily ahead untu aLter
rounding Egg Rock At this point the wind leIt her
entirely although the boats that were hehlno came
along the wind and nearly caught the leaders.
The remainder of the way In was a drlrt me
Papoose winner. with the Robs second, some
three minutes behind, followed by the Rip, the
Dicky. the scud and the Iroguois The P4p0ose
was sailed by Mrs. Emo. the Bobs by Miss Llllan
Potter. the Rip by Mrs. Edgar Scott, the Dicky oy
Iroquois by Mrs. Brooks Fenno
Mrs Charles Carroll Jackson entertained at
LangoIen on Tuesday evening The guests were
Mrs Zimmerman. Miss Coles. Miss Redmond, Miss
Fox Miss Van Nest. Miss Whelen Mr. and Mrs
Baker. Mr.. Robbins, Mr.. Todd. Mr.. Crosby; w U
Jackson Mr.. Johnson. MIR. Robinson and Mr.. In
graham -
Miss Furuiss of New-York. entertained at the
Louisburg Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs Put
nam Mr. and Mrs Wright Miss Cameron, MISS
Willing Miss Robinson, Miss Whelen, Mr.. Hone,
Mr. Robinson and MI Todd.
The private entertainment or the season
at Kebo was given Friday evening. when Miss
DImock entertained about forty guests at dinner.
The guests Mrs. Dimock, Mrs. Condor. Mrs.
JOY Mrs Sheldon. Mrs. Macy, Mrs. Van Rensse-
laer Mrs Fairfax Harrison. Miss Morgan, MISS
Brooks Miss Fitzgerald Miss Whitney, Miss Bar
ney Miss Van Nest. Miss De Peyster. Miss Palmer,
Miss SeeIy. Miss Draper. and Messrs. How. Draper
Beigel Whitney Stokes Todd. Johnson, Cushnan.
Fairfax Harrison. Falls Bates, Goodrich Roth,
Ingraham. Van Rensselaer, Macy. Curley and Gen
eral Douglass.