New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
FESTCHESTER SUMMER RESORTS
NO MORE REGATTAS AT LARCHMoNT FOR
A FEW WEEKs-BIG SWARM OF
JUNE BUGS.

There are 70 he no more regattas at Larchmont
until late in August and many OF the owners In the
mean while devote their time to cruising or at
tending At other clubs The neet or steam
Yachts now at the Larchmont Yacht Club will sail
away on Monday to join the annual cruise or the
New-York Yacht Club.
Among the recently elected members of the New
Rochelle Yacht Club are A NJ. Tolson. H. C.
Roome Harry NJ. Randall. w y. Bavier jr-, f. J..
Bang William Lennon, F. II. Keeble. Charles A
Tier w j. Sparks. John c. Sparks. A {. Fox,
George r. Johnson. Arthur E Fearing. j. Bruce
Grenzebach, George A. Cummings and William
Scherp.
A straw ride was given this week by a party of
| about twenty young people who staying at the
Victoria Hotel. in I.archmont, chaperoned by Mrs
| ". Stearns. The party went to Rye Beach, where
everybody had a good time riding on merry-go-
rounds and bathing. dinner was had on the re-
| turn at Blossom Heath Inn, followed by dancing.
The members of the Jenkins Medical Association
! of Westchester County held their annual outing
| on Tuesday at Huckleberry Island on the Sound.
| They drove TO Travers Island In stages, where
| they boarded launches and steamed up the Sound
! landing the island. The medicine men enjoyed
| games and shooting and swimming contests until
| 4 D. n when a clam dinner was served at Travers
| Island the summer home of the New York Ath-
| Ietic Club. Those present were Drs. Hermance,
| Warren Mooney Gibson. Ufy and Fay of Yonk-
| ers and Drs. Goodwin Brush Shpman and Knapp.
| of Mount Vernon. DR.. Byrne. of New-York, and
! Dr. Kroeber. of Yonkers. were guests. The
privileges of the NewYork Athletic Club were
accorded the association through the courtesy of
| DR.. Edward F. Brush and Dr IL Eugene smith,
| OF Mount Vernon.
Ex-Congressman William L. Ward the Repub-
| lican leader in westchester County. has Au-
gust II as the date of the annual cambake. which
off off Fort Chester Mr. Ward expects to have among
ovsnGT SqssIo ods a 0a Hsa Ss
Committeeman William c Warren. of Buffalo;
kemua Miilam E dns Speaker Fred Nixon
B. Little Senator Mills and John ]. Brown, secre-
tary of the Republican committee of Westchester
Tne main attraction this week at the Mitchell
party. The prize winners Mrs. J. X Arose
| rnenia, Mrs F. Camp, d. McDurmond and II.
one of the most interesting clambakes to be held
at the Rye Beach Inn viii be on next Tuesday,
ing Clubs of White Plains viii have their annual
shore breakfast M & and dpf and ar Dot
| travelled with Barnum's Circus. will lead the pro-
R che ssf aad e ans m dfesad in
viii IL bring rim up the the 3theg Of affairs tb
es asp Traveers r Sef Cub Of Mount venom August
the clam banquet OF the Unvarnished Bowling Club.
Mhs Ps Fl the paSsp cS Sh eoege 10
| ternity of New-York. numbering about one hundred
The peculiar weather in Westchester County this
season is causing no end OF OF astonishment to the
of the season noticed at Rye and Port Chester
"Wednesday night when swarm var Of young June
going eastward. The bugs. according to the calcu-
ao Of wig sy asaa ose aaa @ m
and many of them. exhausted, dropped to the
streets The nseSts % Wsre aap pnsI wn 0e & &srpes
sank into the necks of many Of the Westchester
residents. Nobody in the county is able TO explain
The little boys in the Woody. Crest Home, main
the Hudson and who are experts in fancy basket
making viii have exhibit in q store IN Main-