New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
WATCHING RYE HOTELS.
WEALTHY RESIDENTS OF WESTCHES-
TER HIRE DETECTIVES TO REPORT
BREACHES OF EXCISE LAW

Some of the summer resort keepers at Rye are
grumbling because of the interference OF num-
ber of wealthy citizens who have employed detec-
tives from the State Excise Department 10 see
that the liquor laws are not violated Several OF
these detectives at the beach last sunday
and as the result every bar closed and the
hotel men had TO the crowds on the verandas.
giving each patron the customary Raines law
sandwich. The movement for the enforcement or
the law was started by William II. Parsons and
Orriu NJ Beach. jr who have large country seats
in Rye and interested in purifying the beach
1t is said that they informed the propretors of the
shore resorts a couple of weeks ago that they
would have to stop running slot machines and
keeping their barrOoms open on Sunday
Arrangements have been completed for the
twelfth annual horse show. which IS to be held at
Belle Haven. a wealthy summer colony on the
Sound. September 6. The horses to be judged
by a committee consisting of Colonel r. 3. Baker.
George W Stetson. Henry Rowland and l.. Victor
Froman The prizes will consist of silver plate and
blue ribbons for winners and red and yellow RIB
bons for second and third awards. Among those
whose horses are being entered Nathaniel
WithereIl Howard WiIIets W. r. II. Martin. T.
c. Hoyt. Oliver ". Buckingham. II. II. Adams
w ". Stetson. f. C. Converse. A \ Cowles.
George r. Read. Miss Converse T. Z. Latin G n
Raumann. Charles A Gould. Henry Rowland. r.
Lambert sackett H. Mason Raborg. Marion CIau-
sen. j Campbell Thompson. Lamont Dominick. Miss
Trow bridge and Mrs. F.. VI. Freeman. The show
is to he held on the Casino grounds. and will be
a
At night there will be d dance in the casino. be-
ginning al $50
Supreme Court Justice Jackson o. Dykman. OF
Westchester County. is enjoying a vacation fish
ing in Lake George. 1t was reported in White
Plains that he caught twenty bass in two days,
none of them weighing less than five pounds
The summer residents of Quaker Ridge. high
hill overlooking Mamaroneck. are enjoying them
selves daily. playing golf on new nine hole course
the Taylor property just below the home of
Colonel Henry
leased by the golfers among whom Colonel
Sackett, W. W Heaton. Dr. Z. 5. Steese, William
H. Russell. William NJ. Barnune Watson 3. Dick
erman. James Clarke Bradford Rhodes. Thorn
=. Maitland. Richard Rallston Hunter and
George Clay Holster. The second annual tourna
mt is 10 be held Saturday. August 81, and
Labor Day. September I.
Ex-Sherir Thomas F. Dunn and party OF forty
friends from Manhattan had dinner Sunday
afternoon at Beck's Hotel. Rye Beach. The party
to Rye In automobiles. Ex-SheriT Dunn. who
headed the procession. rode In a monster machine
decorated with flags. which accommodated ten
people.
Arrangements have been made by the John F.
Ormond Association of New-York to hold q big
clambake at the Rye Beach Inn on next Sunday.
The members of the association. numbering 300
will come 70 Rye on Sound steamer. accompanied
by a brass band.
The Olympia Hose Company at a dinner at
sented James Ross chief Of, The IRE department.
speech was made by Colonel z. Lyman Bill Po-
lice Commissioner Of New-Rochelle and Of the
delegates from this State the st. Louis Exposi-
tion.
party Of young people in Larchmont enjoyed
straw ride last night. After visiting the beaches
they returned 10 the Blossom Heath Inn for din
In the party Miss Cora Sippy. Miss
Florence Nauss Miss Lillian Reardon. Miss Fulton.
Miss Stanford. the Misses Stein, Miss Matthews
Miss Bower and Messrs. Downing. Bloom. Mann
lock, Marble BOgert. Javcocks. NicoIs. Matthews
and Thomas and John Miller
A moonlight bathing party is 10 be given on
Wednesday Of this week the home of Isaac A
Hopper. the well known Tammany leader. a
Orienta Point on the Sound. The bathing will he
followed by dinner. Among those who will at
tend the Misses SheehaH Miss Florence Nauss
Miss Susie Fulton and Miss Sanford