New-York tribune., 1902-07-02
VEsTCHEsTER SUMNER RESORTS.
JULY i PROMISES TO BE AN UNUSUALLY
BIG HOLIDAY.

The Fourth of July this year promises to be a
great holiday in Westchester County owing to the
fact that it comes on Friday and most OF the bust
ness houses in New-York will not reopen until the
following Monday. This will give the summer resi-
dents a three days vacation. and they are prepar
ing to enjoy it and show their patriotism AS
usual there is to be a great time at Larchmont
the night of the Fourth. The twenty-third annual
regatta be sailed during the day. and at night
the summer hotels will be Illuminated and there
will be dancing, while at the Larchmont Yacht
Club the yachts will be gayly dressed during the
day and Illuminated at night On the shore at night
there will be display Of fireworks. which will light
up the whole bay. The holiday will also mark the
opening of the new open air theatre. The New
Rochelle and Horseshoe Harbor clubs, further down
the Sound will also have fine display of fireworks.
There will be music and dancing. and the yachts
men will decorate their boats in honor Of the occa-
sion, that the scenes from Greenwich to Throgs
Neck promise to be brilliant ones
Race week is to begin at Larchmont on July H.
and the regatta committee has given notice that
with the exception of July % Qadies' day). the
judges steamer, the AlberJina, will leave the club
house at 0:3O M, and will carry limited number
OF members and guests. Members OF many OF the
clubs along the Sound entering their yachts
Mrs. ]. B. Juvenal. OF New-ROchelIe. gave an en-
tertainment at her home. in GuiOn-st.. on Monday
for the purpose OF raising money to send the choir
boys of st. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church for
an outing at the Twin Lake Camp. Lakeville, Conn
Thirty boys of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation of New-Rochelle started yesterday for the
Twin Lake Camp. at LakevilIe. Conn.,. where they
will spend two weeks The boys are in charge OF
Physical Director ]. ~ Goodhue.
New-Rochelle society people have been interested
for week In large tennis tournament IN which
all of the local clubs have competed, in aid OF the
hospital. The tournament oegan two weeks ago
the courts throughout the city, and the finals have
Just been played The winners received silver and
gold cups and medals. They follows
Ladies singles, Mrs. Harris. Rochelle Park Club.
Srd doubles. Rochelle Park Club team Mrs
V,e.enJtue and Frank Relyea. the crack player OF
the New-York Athletic Club against the Elm Club
Miss HOllister and F. NJ Carpenter; by the
Rochelle Park team. Mixed doubles Rochelle Park
Club (Air. CrOmbie and K. W. kemblel against the
Elm Club CF' NJ. Carpenter and J. Hadden); won by
the ElmS. Ladies' doubles. Rochelle Park Club
team (Mrs. Harris and Mrs. ValenUne) against the
Elm Club Miss HOllister and Miss Sauuders); won
by Rochelle Park In the mems singles Frank
Relyea. of Rochelle Park. beat r. NJ Carpenter
The four prizes offered at the LarchmOnt Golf
Club by Mrs. John Nelson in a mixed fOursOme
eighteen hole play have been by Mr.. and Mrs.
+. X Beddall, Hugh keveney and Miss =. b. Slim
son. daughter of Dr. q. W. Stimson-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D Cruden OF New-YOrk. have
leased Edward PaysOn Calls cottage at Larchmont
for the season.
The first fancy dress dance of the season Is to be
held at the Bevan House on Saturday night.