New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
YACHTS AT SHELTER ISLAND
CRAFT OF CORINTHIAN CLUB OF PHr1A.
DELPHIA ARRIvE-MANY FORMS
OF GAYETY

Shelter Island. July 20 (speciaD-Though som,
OF the days Of the week have been warm cool
breezes have prevailed at all times. The sailing
has been IDEAL; bathing has been a delight and tho
golfers have enjoyed the cooling winds from Gar
diners Bay. The event of the week was ths
coming or the Corinthian Yacht Club OF Phila-
delphia- Commodore Alexander Van Rensselaer,
arrived on board the flagship. the steam yacht
May. Vice-Conmodore r. J. W. Koons accom-
panied the fleet on board the schooner yacht
Priscilla Among the steam yachts were tba
Aida, DR.. II. A Hare. and the There=a Harry,
Jeans. In the schooner class were the CoIur-
bia. Joseph De F. Junkin; the Seneca Mr.
Rainey and the Triton. Eli Kirk Price Among
the sloops were the Carmita. Robert l. Forest:
the Narounya, R P. White; the Cherokee W
Clark; the Paukewis. c. II. Clark tr: the Alys
W. b. Henry. and the Grayling Edward D. To-
land and Robert TolanG- Inc yawIs were m,
Flying Flying Cloud. James Laughlin. IT.: the Fidelio.
The sloop Aoushea II. owned by Paul j. RAINY. :.
Larchmont races in me to se e9r3sa pe arc from ths
Lieutenant Frank A. Kelogg. of the Unite;
House accompanied BY Mrs KeIlogg. s A4nnS'i9s'
Congressman Frederick Storm was at the Man
is a tour OF Inspection Of the waterways %
ens o * Sok n5e 6se need d. Of
me IKE In the course OF his stay at Shelt.-
Patchogue. Mr.. Storm Continued his trip to M-t
utuck. Port Jefferson. Huntington and Sayviilc
pect ball grounds the first baseball games OF ti-
season were played At the ManhanSet House D
Wednesday evening held d dove geIma..
Among those who took part were Mrs; Edmln;
p Fowler and the Misses Schuyler, OlGs. PotteS-
Chlds. Houston. Wilder Insiee. Emerson JohI.-
ston, Woodbridge, Robert. Roebling Whitmort.
Calhoun, Flood, Hines and Smith. Mrs Charles H.
Hyde, Mrs j. Wittenberg. the Misses Marie AMI
Nina Almira. the Misses Laura and Frances Wal
lace and the Misses Nollis and Eert Andrews.
The chil5reRs german given early in the
Among t.-a children who danced were the Httle
Misses Dorothy Luckenbach, Charity Rose, Rosa
Sutter. Gloria Zabriskie. Marie Wittenberg. Polly
French, Katherine FrenCn. Eleanor Nugent, Mad
cline Smith and Margaret Smith, and Master.
Julian Nugent Fred Lake Grover Luening Alfred
Cassard George OldS and Raymond Johns.
On Friday evening the frst progressive euchro
Of the season played at the Manhanset House.
At the same hotel. Saturday evening. the first
regular german was given.
Tennis has come to the fore in Of the
cooler days OF the week
This week many Shelter Island residents have
taken the trip to New-Londcn ON board the new
steamer Orient, of the MCEtauk Steamboat Com
pany.
At the Manhanset House are registered Mrs. J.
n. Pinkney. Mrs. Sara Ludlow, Mrs. John Shaw.
Mrs William Shaw. r. c. Herfick, Or. and Mrs.
George B. Fowler DR.. a1d Mrs. Edmund P. Fow-
John Sayre Martin. John Sayre Martin. ir.; H D.
Wallridge, George II. Russell. Mrs G. NJ McGhee.
Mrs. L. =. TYSON. Mr.. and Mrs. z. Luckenbach,
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Ee'm. Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar r. Weber. W. s. Pond. George F. Woodbury.
and Thomas Q. Seabrooke-
Mrs. ]. Alvarez and the Misses Alvarez. T.
Jaeckel and family. Mrs. W. F. Bacon. John J.
Howell Mrs L. F. Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Taylor Jewett and the Misses Jewett.