New-York tribune., 1903-07-05
GREENWICH SUMMER SEASON.

Greenwich, Conn. July (SpecaD.-July is sure to
find the resort In the old town Of Greenwich
well advanced and the present season is no excep-
ton. Cottage properties are well taken. and hotels
we'll filed. The Riverside Yacht Club house was
formally opened to-day with appropriate exercises.
There was dancing this evening, with large at
tendance A farce and dramatic entertainment
were given at the clubhouse by members of the
club on Thursday evening for the benefit OF the
choir fund of st. PauTs Church, the results OF
which were very fattering to the promoters.
The Indian Harbor Yacht Club house has been
opened for some time. and there has been racing
for prizes under club auspices for the last two
weeks There are dances each Wednesday evening
and club dinners Saturday nights. Commodore
Frank Tilford will tender the annual reception to
club members in August. later than usual. when he
expects to have Sir Thomas Upton as his guest:
The Casino at Belle Haven was opened last Sat
urday evening for the season. the occasion being
bridge and heart party. The Innis Arden Golf Club.
composed of the summer residents of Sound Beach.
Riverside and Belle Haven. announces a playing
schedule for July, which includes several handi-
caps and tournaments for both men and women.
The club president j. Kennedy Tod. has presented
several handsome prizes.
At Edgewood Inn the July patrons have arrived
in force, and the house is crowded to overhowing.
Pleasant weather has again brought the drive into
prominence. and the stable equipment is being test
ed 10 is fullest capacity. The number of private
horses stabbed is very large being forty-seven
at this time; Among them are the Misses Norton's
pair. l.. o. De Wits bay pair and chestnut gray,
General Frank " Freeman'S gray cob, driven to a
golf cart the saddle horses of J. Sinclair Arm
strong family; Mrs. l.. Fl. Stevens bay, driven TO
Haliwen, the bay pair OF ]. w HaIstead, Mrs {.
Z Proctors handsome chestnuts. driven to a
phaetOn, Mrs. Proctor being expert whip the
saddlers and drivers OF exMayor Wurster, the driv
Edeys bay cob, Joseph Pulitzer jr's. cob and high
jumper, of record note; Dr. l.. L DanfOrth'S driV-
eTS, Frank f.. Shute's nne saddle horse Mrs. Eu-
gene L. MaXWells handsome cross matched pairs
bon at previous Madison Square Garden shows and
Mr.. and Mrs. b Ii. Barness horses and equipage
The management have been obliged TO enlarge
their automobile sheds this week better to accom-
the night Several of the guests have automobiles
Quartered here, and among those frequently
seen on the road are the 20-horsepower Wintons
of c. E. Proctor and Byrd w. Wenman the OIds-
w. Kemp, with chauffeur in charge: the S-horss-
power Knox OF F. w. WurSter, ir. and the Olds-
mobiles OF Robert b. Carpenter. Miss Smith and
Miss ColfaX. The women drive their machines
themselves and are most expert at the task
Recent New-YOrk arrivals include Mr. and Mrs
r. II. Barnes. Miss Beatrice Barnes Mrs NJ y
Parsons, Judge and Mrs James q. Church Mrs
Maxwell Miss Maxwell. Mrs. A. F. Hand Mrs s
Childs, Miss Childs. Richard Chds Mr. and MIS-
w g. Wilson, Miss Wilson. A a Wison Mrs
William a. AdamsOn, Charles Hitchcock jr How
ard Hitchcock; Joseph Pulitzer. jr, Mr. and Mrs
Dr. and Mrs L. L. Danforth Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam ]. Riker, II. s. DueU, Mr. and Mrs. George +,
Marcus, Herman Marcus, Frank II. Croker Mr.
and Mrs Charles l. Edey, Mrs. H. A Walter
Miss Fraenke Byrd W. Wenman Mrs George
FISHER. Miss Rose Walker. Miss l.. Vanderbilt the
Misses Bruno Mrs. George Henken, Miss Henken
william r Henken and George d. Henken