New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-17
SHELTER ISLAND BABES.
Many Are the Delights for the Little
Folk There.

Shelter Island July ID (SpeciaD.-This is chldrers
summer at the Manhanser House. They are quite
fashionable. and babies are IN evidence everywhere
on the lawn, the beach and in the water Dogs
are prohibited. and the dog days are over. and
the children have into their own Every
IS happier. for the new regime Especially
DO the little people show themselves 20 advantages
IN the ballroom. where. in the mszes OF the fancy
dances arranged for them, their dainty figures IN
white. pink or blue move IN and out.
On Tuesday afternoon Mss PhilLppa Queen, OF
PtttsbUrg. celebrated her eight summers by birth
day party. given the small dining room. prettily
decorated for the occasion There were fifteen
guests In the centre OF the table was large cake
oruamented with eight candles. After the merry
feast all moved TO another table, where stoop big
Jack Horner pie. Fifteen ribbons held by
fifteen thumbs. Each thumb took plum and found
pretty prize at the end OF each ribbon The
guests were Misses Marjorie Cu-rie Helen Derby.
Lucille Morris. Margaret and Sarah a cha, Elaine
WIttenbers, Masters Hal Beardsley, Louis Charles
Raesner, Cornelius Van Buren,. Morly Queen. Jack
Derby Robert PfeI Walte~ PieI. Mott Brennan and
Peyton Richards
The Delaware dying the conmodOre's flag. with
= G. Bourne. commodore CT the New-XOrk Yacht
Club and five friends board. dropped anchor Just
outside the Manhalser last Monday. and politely
saluted the hotel Charles Lane Poor and Tarranr
Putnam officers OF the club who occupy cottages
1t Manhanset Manor. called on the commodore, who
in turn came ashore with his party and spent sew
Last sunday there was the unusual sight Of three
yachts belonging 70 lAe 0r9IAeSs etu5, [oy ana ~
same time. DR.: Humphreys yacht Watawge. an
chored just outside station IS the object OF much
attention She has Just been built in futile <
Higbee's shipyarC, IN GreeHport -, -,
Last Tuesday the CharInary, The graceful wheel
boat, spent few days here. Aytng the vice-cou,-
InodSres nag OF the S9iunoil ca St "a and " vii
spend the rest OF the season with her brother
The tennis court Is a favorable resort these cool.
clear mornings series OF games - now o Beng
tus, Oakran. Kutron. Pickhardt and Mrs
tuesday afternoon residents OF the. Manhanset
much interested in a game OF baseball oe7
Ths only ie teatase Of the game was the nome run
by Williams. winning the game for the he1ooys
bsHboys Of the Malhanset and the walters OF the
Prospect House, the Manhanset team won by
. Charles Lane Poor has gone for thrse-weslss'
g. Tyson has Chartered the Laureta for the sea-
20 New-York on their yaehI me Sorols- r. w ny
sSssais'iy cruising IN the h'''0F on his boat the
The sunday evening concerts by the Ponce de
the greatest pleasure TO residents Of the Man
Latest arrivals are MI and Mrs. e P Frost. Of
Nsw No ~ Mn N Joe9 s gs5gS Mrs Ms N H9
Mr. and Mrs Morrill, Miss Louise morrill,. Clarencs
R ETa G ePa Ms ssra W S S1h aA
Mrs s ordway. s. G CoSoin: W j , Surrie g W
Mr. ana Mrs. y , b ErSSt Mrs Sc, G By B Mason. Mr.
az The ballroom at the Prospect House last Mon
day evening had a picturesque feature IN the
presence OF all the ntddies from the torpedo boat
destroyer Marlborough. which came in the day
before.
Wynah cottage with her brother, the Rev. DR..
those Tears az sundaS Evenings eoncert ira
latest arrivals are;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peterson. OF New-Yorx. Mr.. and
Mrs j. D. Bancker. Miss E Houston, Thomas Young.
II " sadler. Mrs S NJ Taylor. Mss Taylor + A.
Taylor. Leonard Kent. Charles ID. Lang George H.
Klein and Oscar B. Weber. OF New-Xor,; John Dewitt
o. Yonkerss John W shepherd. OF BroOklyni Mss
sweeney. Roanoke War
Chlds. Floral Park Mr. and Mrs. PercvaI Pollard
Of Baltimore and Ar. and Mrs ). Z. Rossrs. Of
Ina