New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
YACHTS AT NEW-LONDON.
NEW-HAVEN SQUADRON ARRIVE ON
THEIR WAY TO NEWPORT-ARRI-
Walls AT THE HOTELS.

New-London. Conn. July p (speciaD-This has
been a dun week socially at the Pequot and Fort
Grtswold colonies The usual morning and evening
concerts have been given at the Pequot and Fort
Griswold houses. with dancing music later in the
evening. But on account OF the heat the guests
prefer lounge around the spacious hotel piazzas
Moonlight boating parties have become popular this
month.
On Monday afternoon about twenty-five yachts Of
the New-Haven Yacht Club arrived of the Pequot
on their annual cruise TO Newport from Morris
Cove The fleet little craft sailed Tuesday morn
ing. proceeding to Greenport. Long Island; thence
to StoningtOn, and then Newport There were
few entertainments In honor of the yachtsrnen
Commodore Morton F. Plant with his IA agshfp
Ingomar, in the feet. Commodore Plant owns
a handsome summer home in the Fort Girls
void colonies. and there ne entertained a number OF
guests. Several New-York yachts were in the fleet
Including the sloops Viola, owned by c. " Way
land, and the Titania owned by William H. Chds.
both of whom from New-York
There will be lively times. however. at New
London next week, when the ships of the North
Atlantic Squadron arrive. The summer people here
are making great preparations for the naval mems
reception. The ships Will remain in the har5or
several days, taking coal at the coaling
ton miles above the city.
Commodore David Banks, OF the Atlantic Yacht
Club. In his gallant old schooner yacht Water
Witch, has returned from Newport The Commodore
takes just pride in the achievements of the Water
Witch which last week beat the other schooners
of the Atlantic Yacht Club fleet in the from
Shelter Island to this harbor. She made the six
miles in l hour and 50 minutes. Commodore
Banks Will go to Seagirt and then will return 70
New-LOndon for the season. He entertained num-
Der of guests the cruise this year.
The chapel services at the Pequot Chapel have
been continued this The following
signments Of clergymen is made for the remainder
of the season: July q. the Rev W. ". BeIlinger
Utica, N. Y; July %, the Right Rev. Dr. Chauncey
B. Brewster Bishop OF Connecticut; August 5, the
Rev. DR.. George R. Van de Water New-YOrk
August r. the Rev. Charles Morris Addison, Stam-
ford, Conn; August 49, the Rev. Percy S. Grant
New-York; August %. the Rev. Prescott Evarts
Duchess " Y; September >. the Rev. Philip Mer-
Ger Rhinelander Washington. d. c: September 9
the Rev. Alfred Poole Grint, Nev-LondOn.
The QuaganapoNet Golf Club team played
Club Saturday. After the game the visitors
were entertained at a luncheon 1T the clubhouse.
The annual ball game between the guests at the
Pequot and Fort GriswOld houses Is being talked
of and will probably be played this week.
Some of the late arrivals the following: Mrs
F. b. Hoffman. Master Berthe Hoffman. Mrs. \. W.
Kennedy, George o. Reynard, George b. Walters
Miss Nlilly Frank. Henry s. PhiIbriCk. Miss L.
Fletcher. New-York; Mrs. J. W. Masury, the
Misses Masury and n. A Crawford Centre Mo
riches Long Island; Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. White and
Mrs s. Willard SaXton. Washington; Miss Benson
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs Z: S. GOodale, Watertown,
Curtin. Chicago; MIR. and Mrs. F. O. Seward. Mont
clair. y. j.. Mrs r b. Sewel and p NJ. Crossin
Brooklyn; Charles 7. Merwin. New Britain; c. r
Trowbridge. Milford II. A. Wheeler, Bridgeport
Samuel w Bradley and Mrs. Bradley. Lime Rock
Conn; Mrs. F. d. Barker and Miss O. Barker Mo
bile. Ala. a. h. Henley, Hartford; Mr., and Mrs
bridgeport; General Joseph +. Hawley. Hartford;
Mr.. and Mrs. H Schickel the Misses SChickel and
J. r. Ditmas. Shelter Island Edward Buh, Wurz-
burg, Ga; Mr.. and Mrs. c. Percy Bingham, Shell
ter Island