The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-24
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB CRUISE.
Fleet VIII Rendezvous at Glen Cove On
AUG. n.

The second meeting Of the New York Yacht
Club for the year was heldtn the clubhouse
| on West Forty,fourth street last night. IL
was vol attended and Commodore FREDERICK
G.. Bourne presided The programme for
the cruise was arranged. The hoet viii
rendezvous az Glen Cove on Aug, 10 ON
Friday. Aug. II. the run will be 70 MOTHS
Cove, The next day the run will be 70 New
London. where the feet will remain at anchor
over Sunday.
On Monday. Aug Il. the run will be 10 New
port. The Aston cups will be sailed for over
the usual courses on Newport on Tuesday
Aug. Is. On Wednesday the heet will go TO
Vineyard Haven and the next day will start
10 go around the Cape TO MArblehead. Fri
day the 18th will be a day Of rest, and on Sat-
urday the New York and Eastern Yacht
clubs will hold a combined regatta. The
cruise Of tho New York Yacht Club will end
then. but many OF the boats will Join with the
Eastern Club and cruise on 10 Bar Harbor.
The committee. consisting OF Irving Grin
nell, Philip Schuyler and Archibald Rogers,
who had In charge the testimonial TO Cop-
modore s. Nicholson Kane made lis report
and showed the members handsomely
bound volume OF engrossed resolutions and
a cup on which was engraved, Presented
by the New York Yacht Club 70 Commodore b
Nicholson Kane, In token Of re high regard
and grateful recognition OF thirty years OF
faithful service, March 70. 1905.
The new rules OF measurement that were
passed at the last meeting OF the club were
finally adopted. The committee on designs
for small boats reported that class Of eigh-
teen 80 footers vas being built ana that ne
class was closed The committee on yacht
routine and signal code made its report,
and the report was adopted.
The committee having In hand the question
Of moving the Bay Ridge station to staten
Island reported progress and said that the
change would be made this spring.
The club thanked Commodore Bourne. for
NHn fg1NtN al ~ ha al MI
is row the Glen Cove station, and the LadeE
family for presenting TO the club the ground
on which the station stands p, G.. Thebaud.
who has a summer place at Nantucket. main
tains a club station on that island, and the at
tention Of the members was called 70 that
fact.
The model committee reported that they
placed models in wall sections y, G, d and
l.. completing the hanging Of half models
down 10 and including 1851. In addition 70
tho Cup defenders and chalengers preyt-
Ously reported, Robert Goelet has presented
fun rugged models Of the Magic and Cambria;
Mrs Samuel Colt has presented a fun rugged
full rugged model Of COrOnet These two
models will be rugged as they appeared In the
great ocean race Of 1887. The full rugged
model Of America as she raced for the Cup
in 1851, complete in every detail. has been
installed, and il on view for the fret time.
Twenty mine half models have been re-
ceived since the last meeting, INCLUDING mod
Col Stevens of Hoboken presented original
models Of Maria $40 and 1850 also models
OF Trouble. 1919. Wave, 1882 Onkahye, 1870;
md Betty Bliss. very handsome fun rtRRed
model Of the flagship Delaware was presented
TO the club by Commodore Bourne.