New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
YACHTS AT SHELTER ISLAND.
GOLF POPULAR AMONG THE GUEsTs-PEo.
PIE FROM NEW-YORK

Shelter Island y Y July Z Csoe-iaD-Dur.nr
the week the weather has ranged from the exess-
sively warm to the del.SEtfUIIy cool There have
been good sailing breezes. and many yachts both
soop and steam. have entered the nars5r Many o.
the cOttageTs arrived e1fly. did the hotel oa-
irons The cool days furnished delightful weatbs-
for goihng Throughout the week t1= golf links
have been fun and some OF the days oc the ls--
ter part Of the week they have been crowded The
chief incident OF the week was the golf BAH swee1-
stakes. medal handicap play. Of SATURDAY
Among the yachts that have been il port are ire
Anita. formerly owned by Henry T.. Flagsr; tbs
Peerless Steam. y. Y. Y. O.. Charles W. Hark-
ness; the Jathniel Csteam). y Y y O.. C.ares
VI. Pratt; and the schOOEers WaywarI. Char-s
SmitheFs, and FUneIla. z j. Beren.
At the Shelter Island Yacnt Club on July there
was special regatta for small class boats. sailed
over special inside course Among some OF the
boats that competed were c. Pliny Brsham-s
Nueva, Lunng's Rover and PickharICs Duchess
The Prospect and Bay View houses. az Shelter
Island Heights. are under the management ot o.
L. Frisbee, manager OF the Plant System hotel
the Seminole at Winter Park Florida.
In honor of Independence Day there was series
Of sports and contests by the walters OF the Pros
pect House. They took place On the great lawn
fronting the hotel
The season has begun unusually early az Shelter
Island, and there IS every indication OF its being an
active one The bookings for August are exceed
ingIy full
Santvoord has recently been the guest os Mr
Thomas H Wood. The Van Santvoord yacht The
sidewheeler Clermont. has been an interesting 90
ject in the harbor.
At the Manhanset House are registered r. s H
Wood and W. W Provost. Of Brooklyn. Frank A
MUnsey, ". c. Johnson, Charles 2. Barker. Mrs
E A. Olds and Miss Elsie Olds. Miss Wells Mr
and Mrs Walter c. Schuyler and Miss Edna A
SCHUYLER Richard Platt, Herrck A. d. Parker
w. L. Van NaIkenburg. Mrs. 5. F. Walton. George
watson, Mrs. Henry Burg0yne Wilson, Mss
Martha BurgOyne Wilson. Mrs WeIham r Stew
art. Miss Kate Field Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs
Francis T. LUqUeer Lane. Miss Gertrude IG1uee-
Lane, Leonard Richards. Leonard Richards fr :
.. Brown. Miss S Brown and Miss r. X Brown
l. Douglas Green Mr. and Mrs. John Jurg-rse.
Miss HIda JurgenSen and Miss Louise Jurgansen
Ernest Jurgeusen, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis " Craw-
ford and Miss Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. H A
Rogers. Miss ". l. Rogers, Allen Merrill Rogers
Mr. and Mrs H. Q. r. Koch. Mr. and Mrs TrIras
Il. Kerr. Mr. and Mrs. T. r. Fell. SIr. and Mrs
Christopher D Robert, Miss Margaret J. Robert
Alfred \. Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Rue
Miss Ida P, Rue, Mrs. NJ. Leggat Charles NJ Po1e
James Wills. Miss Wills. ". B. Leonard tr Nlr
and Mrs. A DOdd Mrs. Brooke PosrIey and Mss
Gertrude PoStley. Charles H Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Fl Cotton. Mr. and Mrs " H Stafford
II. ; Stafford. L s Walls. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar B.
Weber, Mr. and Mrs. George H Ketm, Master J.
Howard keim
Among Prospect House patrons are John c
Morton, Miss Emma A Morton Miss AIDA Hal
stead, William F. Reilly. Nelson Greenfield and
Miss Erna D. Greenfield and Charles H. Hfuard
of NeW-YOrk.