New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-23
ga Items of Social Interest at the Summer Resorts

Rainey; the Psi. Andrew q Bancker: the Lucy
John l. Shea; the Rea. Edwin r. Shea; the Affair
Fleet Surgeon George F. Little. the Martha Henry
l. Coe; the Gertrude George NJ. Brauson: the
Flash Norbert Schekel the Iroquois. Alexander
Carleton; the tieisha. George c. Boardman: the
Narona, G. p Bingham; the YoIande John CASSIDY;
the Hernia. DR.. William +. Butler: the Harp John
y. Luning the Arrow. J. Howard Keim. together
with Mr. Fosters Bonnie Clint, Captain Towens
Nymph Mr.. Fairchild's Zaza. Mr. FoIlett's Scaphs
and the Shook the Faustine. the Isolde and tha
Lorelei.
The cup winners of the club are the Alert the
Henry l. Maxwell cup. in the mixed class. com
prising classes L. NJ and y, in the open rcsatts.
of the club. sailed August 5
The Alert, which is owned by James W. AIker.
also Won the cup given by Rear Commodore John
W. Weber for Glass y sloops i'm the same regatta.
Mr. Alker's boat is remembered The winner ~
the challenge cup in the Manhasset Bay races this
season.
The kilmia won the g. TrovbridEe HOLSTER cup
in the series of races for Glass soops Th4
Harp, sailed 10y Ralph 10. l.. Beverley. carried Off
the Oscar l.. Weber cup on points in Class l.
and the George r. Little cup. presented bv the
fleet surgeon of the clue in the oue-desisn yachts
Class r.
The Arrow. j. Howard Keim. Won the commo-
dore's cup, given by James Weir. j-.. for making
the greatest number OF points ths Class Il series
A number of cups given 10y the cub and 10y
members competed for uu tire various cub
runs The competitors for the Andrew -. J;o..cSsr
We're the WosIinde oscar r Weber: he r.npronzi
Roy A Rainey; the Nymph. Captaia Towon. ana
the Scapha.
For the Towen cup they were the P>i The Irs=
the Harp: the Shook the Flash. the Ar-ov. the Ria
For the Arthur f. Whitney cup FOR special class
Narona the Bonnie. the Clint the Zazs ths
Geisha the Naiad and The Jane.
The entries for the club cup included TIE Isolde
and the Minnie Rogers.
The midsummer ball. given at the Manhanses
tit n 9dsIo gay evening vas one OF tne pref
room mas been arustically decorated this season
never more so than for this affair. George r. Ia
waiter arranged the green bOughs colored cleo
IN the dancing room and also on the spacious
tIolt mas been nuch 70 the fore during the week
owing to the interest centTing in the match 10 bs
sional Of the original Shelter Island Golf CUB ana
Eugene RILEY. the professional OF the new Shelter
money will change hands in the betting '1'i' u
stephen S Baldwin has bet 800 to 500 with Hugh
De Haven Flood. the Shelter Island cole CSi7,s
man. and number of other bets have beeD made
a popular fashion this season is to have luncheon
az the golf club. Miss Jennie Capsn extended fb,s
George De Walter superintendeJ the 5 5idns-
The verandas OF the Old Colonial gnIs To,- 'lo..
hung in JaDanese lanterns and coIored lights roz-
who sat down 10 this outdoor dinner as Miss
Fowler Mrs G. NJ Fletcher. Miss Frankie M
Compartments. Mr.. Randolph, Mr. Herbert and Ar
Manhanset House arrivals; A L. Lansdon. P r.
NoodWaTd' Arthur keanial. Victor KeaniaI. George
DroSte, y. A. Walton, l. +. Walton. Irving q.
o,aSI S9 Toward = SWeetster g a Stsdmsn. Mr.
Shd MIS- Charies zimmerman. OF New-York: Frank
c. Zimmerman Of Phila delphia: Mr. and Mrs L. z.
John J. Mitchell Mr. ana Mrs NJ + SeS1ei5sr''
Mrs d. Brubacher Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Stern Mr..
and Mrs II. O'ConnOr T. W. Perkins Mr. and Mrs.
J. G Moore. Louis de b Moore. DR. W A. DuncSel.
Mrs; DR.. Robertson, Mrs J. Dixon. George s MI
tsnd3Tf ALFRED Gilbert Smith; Mr. and Mrs. Jamea
George r. Skidmore. Of Riverhead; Mr. ard Sirs1
T. P Alling Of East Orange. and George n SUI
plee, OF Philadelphia.