New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-06

Last Days of Season at This Long
Island Resort.

Shelter Island. Long Island Sept (SpeciaD-
Some yachts have been at Shelter Island this week
DR.. John c. Barron's houseboat. the Tarponline.
is still at Shelter Island. During the week, DR..
Barron. Miss Barron. Thomas Barron. j. c. Bar
ron. with their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. ~ VI. Van
Berk and ]. F. ArchboId have been at the Man
hanset House in a pleasant little party
Mr.. and Mrs. d.. Crane. Robert Crane. Donald
Crane and Waiter r.. Crane. of Pelham Manor.
have also been at the Manhanset House.
Alfred Gilbert Smith, who has a cottage at Man
hanset had as his guest recently Henry z.
Ceballos.
Mr. and Mrs Frank J. Logan. who spending
their tenth season at the Manhanset House. and
who come when the house opens. will leave as
usual when the house closes. Mr. and Mrs Logan
live in Brooklyn.
other Brooklynites still at the hotel are
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Wallace. Miss Wallace
and Miss Frances Z. Wallace.
Arthur E. Whitney, who is better known IN golf
ing circles has been reelected vice-eommOdOre OF
the Shelter Island Yacht Club At the annual cleo
ton the following officers were chosen: Commodore
Dr. George r. Little vice-cOmmOdore. Arthur E.
Whitney: rear commodore, Trowbrdge G; HOLSTER;
secretary William b. Hill: treasurer. William II.
Bedford: measurer George r. Bradley; fleet sur
Among newly elected trustees are James Weir. jr
the Rev Or John AsPaT9 IaTy5 Eds Sn
Henry L. Coe and Otto +. LOhrke-
Reynolds Beal Andrew o. Bancker. Thomas II.
Wood. D. p, Hathaway. John l. Shea, VI b Belden,
Henry Belknap c. Pliny Brigham. George r. Bran
son. Theodore W. Brigham. Colonel Eugene Britton
Clifford V. Brokaw Or. William E. Butler Fred
John Noble Stearns. John y. Stearus jr, r. A G.
smith, stephen p sturges, captain Wi 6 =.
Weber, George H. Kcim. Robert B. Lynch Henry
Norris Whitney. John W. Weber, j. L; Weir, How
we'll Tarrant Putnam. J. r. Maxwell, jr. DIR. Julian
w Russell, Willard H. Platt, Carl PickhaTdt, Roy
Adoph Kuttroff H. Robert Schickel, Arthur Kut-
troff John II. LidgerwOOd Kenneth r. Otis. Colt
fried Piel Latham n; Flsh' 5tePnen E 4se T
Hoyt John b Herreshoff. the Rev. Dr. +. Iandon
Humphreys, J. l. Hutchinson and FREDERICK u
Among the many girls at the Saturday evening
dance at the Manhanset House were the Misses
Solari OF New-Oreans; Miss CaPen and Miss Jeanne
Capen. of st. Louis; Miss Helen and Miss Zhph
Hayes of Brooklyn. and Miss Adele Hart, Of st
The newly elected officers of the Shelter Island
ark; vice president, DR.. j. Lester Keep, OF Brook
iyn; secretary Henry p Havens, OF New 0rk
treasurer. William p Hadwen OF Mon'claiF; =, Iii Il
Colonial Club house have recently been removed 20
make room for the new clay tennis courts OF 'dT
club. feature of the club will be CLOCK or
dial golf. 49, -.
were carried off by Miss kuttron and by MI
At the Shelter Island Country Club the trophy
cups have been presented by Frederick - f0eH-
rane Henry l.. COe. Hugh de Haven. Major q: =
Bragg. r. l. Wiesner and Dr. william p Bff I b
The gOlfng events for which the CUBS vii Oe
awarded are the mems handicap tournament. a
mixed foursOme and an open scratch ~
The social affairs have included a 2 M
euchre and afternoon tea on LABOR Day VII
the last afternoon tea OF the season. GI
that occasion the Prospect House Orchesua VIII
The finest weather OF the season prevails on
Shelter Island and cottagers are prepared TO make
long stavs both at Manhanset and at the Heights.
Among those who will remain IN the Manh2nset
York and DIR. and Mrs. Charles Lane Poor the
Rev DR.. F. Landon Humphreys Mr. ana Mrs ben,
jamin Atha, of Newark. and Mr., and Mrs. henry
Norris Whitney.