New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
YACHTSMEN ENTERTAINER
SHELTER ISLAND VISITED BY THE AT.
LANTIC CLUB sQUADRON-PEo-
PIE AT THE HOTELS

Shelter Island. Long Island, July "A (speeian
weather during the last week, barring the 80
warmer days that came with the great bast % IsN
that passed over the island, has been ssl;Sse "sse
for sailing Fishing and sailing parties bavs -
the order Of the day ea
The great occurrence of the week bovvsr
the arrival Of the fleet OF the Atlantic Yaebt c~
at Shelter Island on ITS run frcn Glen Gov. 0-o
D W Lawson rendered the commodore o4sI =
and club a reception at the ManbanSa- LIS LIS
Among the fleet the flagship Wafer v-,
Commodore David Banks: the Nirvara CI
Tyson; the Nesta, ]. Frederick Ackerran- =
Swannanoa, Rear-Commodore Stephen Loinss. - .-a
Ava, Thomas L. Arnold; the AstriId AddisoD -
Hanan; the Bonnie BARN, Frank H David. -
Eidolon, James 5. Weir jr.; the Nariou7a n S -
Shaen; the Akista, George Hill; the Uvirs
Doremus; the Atlanta. Wilson Marshall; the d.
nito, John G. Neehan the Narika. Frank T Cor,oT
the Daphne. George ". Copeland: the EcIipqs =
]. Callahan; the Ondawa. Henry J. Robsr+. -
Isolde, Frederick NJ. Hoyt, and the IseuIt Carlsto
NJ. Mason.
The slOOp Mira has been conspicuous aid ura,,-
object in Dering's Harbor during the week. IN.
Mira was trimmed with her ten pennons won "a
on one of the cooler evenings of the vvsaL =,
patrons OF the Manhanset House were entertained
by Zanoni, the mind reader
At a meeting OF the directors of the SbAt.-
Island Golf club, held during the week the roi
loving officers were elected President. Latham A
Henry X Motley; secretary. Henry P HsvaSs'
cr0rz
Benjamin Atha, OF Newark. was elected 10 suc.
ceed the late Frederick A Schroeder of BROOKLYN,
William II. Wallace elected in place of Ge0ras
II Stanton and Henry NJ SteaTns in place ~
Jarvis B. Edison. The other directors are Latham
A Fish, DR.. J. Lester Keep. Henry P. Havens
Charles H Otis, Henry K Motley and Thomas
Wood.
In the first special regatta Of the Shelter Island
Yacht Club two OF the winning boats owned bv
Francis NJ. Smith. of Oakland, Cal They are the
Marion and the Surprise The Martha was second
in the same class, with the Marion She belongs
to George II. Keim and Oscar 3. Weber Of Man
haitian
Among Manhanset House patrons are Dr. and
Mrs George b. Fowler. Richard Platt Herrick
Mr. ana Mrs. Henry X Motley, Mrs Sara Ludlow
Mr. and Mrs Thomas 3. Kerr. Air- and Mrs. John
Turgensen Ernest JUrgenSeu and the Misses Jur-
genSen Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Andrews Mr.. and
Mrs Francis ]. Rue, Miss Rue, Mr.. and Mrs
Francis T Luqueer Lane and Hiss Gertrude Lu-
queer Lane Mr. and Mrs Walter q. Schuyler and
Miss Edna Schuyler, Mrs Brooke POstley and Miss
Elise PostIey of New-YOr'I; MI and Mrs Viii
lam II Wallace and the Misses Laura and Frances
Wallace, of Brooklyn
During the week Commodore Clarence 4. Postlsy
has called at Shelter Island on board his steam
Yacht the COlOnia, which replaces the POsIley
Sc hOoner Colonia. owned by Lewis Cass Led
ward and called the Corona.
Commodore Alfred Van SantVourd- on board the
Clermont at Shelter Island for the meet OF the
Atlantic Yacht CLUB.
At the Prospect House are registered Mr.. and
Mrs Everit Brown. Charles y. Hilliard, W H.
Hay r. r Grant. of NewGOrk, Mr.. and Mrs
Miguel Alvarez and the Misses Alvarez, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ysidro Pendas and YsidrO PendaS, jr, and
the Misses Pendas, of Brooklyn