New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-12
SARATOGA LAKE ON A RACING DAY.

London and others were bound for Newport Inc
Coonia. chartered by Mr.. Pierson. of Boston was
one Of the callers of the week.
The second special regatta Of the Shelter 4slahu
Yacht Club was declared of when some OF the
boats had drifted around the course once some
had to be towed in during the dead calm.
on Sunday the Rev. Nathan A Seagle. OF 81
Stephens Episcopal Church, Of New-York preached
in the Manhanset Chapel The Rev. DR.. John A
AgpinwaH Of St Thomass Episcopal Church,
Washington preached in the Prospect Chapel DIT
AspinwalI is TO preach at Manhanset ChapeI on
Sunday morning.
The cbief incident Of the week was the Colonial
tea originated and carried through by Mrs +, M
smith OF California The costumes were Colonial
satin petticoats figured gowns and powdered hair
Tea was served from old blue china teacups- The
spacious grounds Of SyIvestre Manor were thrown
omen 10 the public owing to the courtesy OF Mrs
Ffosford widow Of Professor Eben Norton Hosford
Of Harvard University. Posters made by HaskeIi'
OF Life" and by LOrrtTner Stoddard were SOLO at
auction The sale realized 500. The proceeds are
TO be used for the purchase Of a new pipe organ
for the Shelter Island Presbyterian Church, OF
which the Rev. Jacob Mailman is pastor. MI
Mailman Is known for his researches on shelter
Island and in Suffolk County. embodied IN me form
Of an interesting volume Among the CoIoHlal
crios exhibited at the garden party was the orls-
nal bass viol used in the church services OF tne
first Presbyterian church on Shelter Island
On August Is a Presdeleau, the summer place OF
F NJ Smith will be given a japanese tea. in which
guests and those who serve are TO appear in Japa-
nese attire. The money raised is 10 be devoted TO
the new Mems Club Of Shelter Island The CLUB.
which was formed last February with MEMBER
ship Of some twenty, numbers over one nun
dred The membership includes the most prominent
people on the island and many representative
members Of the summer colonies -
The first annual hop of the Prospect House u4 I
the new u1anagement of c. L. Frsbee took place
on Saturday The dance was preceded oy a htlilq 9
some displav Of fireworks. There was a chllurel
dance in afternoon. In the morning LLeIT WEI
field spOrts on the Prospect ball Srounus- IN ne
baseball match OF the week the ProSpeCt team ue-
feated the Manhanset. The score was ~ 20 T.
At the Manhanset House sacred concert OF o1ll-
dav last the c0rnet sOlOrS Of c. b Daud me- W.
much fav Mr.. Dana received Two eIcOres ;r at
finally responded with the ever popular nay C
chestra is to play throughout the season a ctIIS
saturday afternoon Of the Shelter Island IolI
Among late arrivals at the Manhanset Rouse are
these: Lawrence P rockingham, manning I I
inehan If Thornton Gerrish, JOSIAH - LoM'
TIerherr ( FelIkoefer. Miss MndI-i Masters, =
IuCkenbach Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Brown, MISS
Lulu Mrown Miss Annie Brown, j. Ill. .a -,
Walter Perry r. J. Logan, r b LynCu, ItStt-
NJ Lord Miss Anna France, Miss ANITA vi ET;--
Miss Marion Gibson. Mrs. h Carpenter; MSS
Keen Mabel stanton Miss Rhodes. g X f1e eI
Mrs Gustav A jain Miss Ltberce ia r NJ
/ Jahn Valentine Snedeker. Thomas NJ I1oru ~, w.
\ Stevens Mrs. John Francis. MISS epson MISS
Anita Gibson Mrs. A f Field MIS- - ,, -,
BLOOD Mr. and Mrs Frank Hovey, MISS Jenny
Shepard Howard Colby. DR.. Syrns, Clarence .
Brown and Sidney Shepard