New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
THE YACHTS At ANCHOR.
CIambake and Dory Racing the
Order in Triple Club Cruise.
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Creenport, N V July 19.-This has been an
active day off, for the yachtsmen and their
guests of the Seawanhaka Corinthian the Atlantic
and the Corinthian Of Philadelphia clubs. Aside
from the small boat contests in the afternoon there
was no racing and the day spent in visiting
and exchanging the usual yachting courtesies. The
flag officers of each club and the wives and fam
lies of many of the members attended the ball at
the Manhanset House last night held in honor of
the visit Of the three clubs TO Shelter Island. The
grounds leading from the hotel 70 the yacht club
station illuminated. and so were the yachts
This morning at "ccloTs all the yachts in the
harbcr dressed ship.
BY way of sneca; entertainment for the yachts
men and their guests Commodore D. G. Reid ar
ranged 4 clambake to be served at Paradise Point
and invited every one in the fleet 10 participate
The Rheclair was 70 have taken the party up, but
the waters off Paradise Point shoal. so the re-
gatta committees tug Katharine Moran, Com
modore Luttgen's steam yacht Linta and Frederic
ThoTnpson's steamer NADIA took the crowd up
Peconic Bay.
They landed Just in time to see the seaweed raked
off the pile of CLAIMS. Holsters, fish, chicken and
various other things put into a bake. All hands
sat down at noon at tables under the trees. The
orchestra from the Rheclar played popular airs
some of the party sang, Fleet Captains Whitlock
and Plummer told stories and DR.. John c. Barron,
a past master in yachting, told of sailed be-
fore the memory of most of the others in the
party.
Among those presenr were Commodore and Mrs.
X. +. DOFemuS, MAJOR j. EleQ ACkefTnan, Jne
Misses Ackerman. Mr.. and Mrs. J. X Rogers. Mrs.
Pierce, Mr and MrS, Ferdinand BenneE, Miss
frances 3HaJe a. tai' setaUn' y5 Tern0dI 1d
MS. Walther Luttgen, Miss Raymond. Henry ].
S Weeks. Dr. J. F Hardy. Frank 3. Jones. DR.
J. c. Barron, Z. E. Malcolm, Mr.. and Mrs. E; F.
Yey Hal anq I'M NJ al and boSIS Mrs t ,1 PTepss m , The be
witness the gig and dinghy races in which the sail
Ors Of the feet took part late in the afternoon.
full capacity In every port where the yachts have
touched there have been dinners and other 1sstvi;
the officers of the other clubs. and it has been
bq bed at - oyster g Bay last Saturday. The guests On
some Of the, yachts who were also present at the
The Rheclair- -coLamodore p. G Reid DR.; J. A
captain; a B Booth. Barlow s Weeks TheodeTe
D Wells E II. NJ Roehr and Fred j. Vilrlar 'che
George VaG de- Water e ohapan gS FTSnkn
A Plummer. feet captain, and H H, Landon. The
Irolita-Gommodore E. Walter Clark and Joseph
CLARK The SavaEFonaqiE7Mr EI!qi7, o and / Mrs e Clark
Blair jr and E Townsend The CIeona-George
Bullock and Victor Cumnock The Vivian lis. E.
Murray Vernon. The Lasca-Mr- and Mrs. R. P
D3,Ie9us,, IHiaTyey Han Hal and F D. RodeWald The
Ackerman; The Nada-FredeIic Thompson. Joseph
Havens. II. E. Chamberain and r r Allen. The
Paladin-R. Il Hubbard and a. W. Kelley, tr. The
The Circe-c. Longstreth, W $. Runk and II
Fowler and Richmond Weed. The Hildegarde--E
r. Coleman and Cameron Bradley. The Tabqsco-
gina-Francis A. Stewart and Beverly Robinson
Commodore F. W Clark. of the Corinthian Yacht
Club Of Philadelphia is entertaining at dinner to-
night on board his fagshp; the sloop Irolita, Com
nlodore r. c Benedict and the regatta committee
Of the Seawanhaka- -Corinthan Yacht Club. Irving
Cox, c Sherman Hoyt. c. w. Wetmore H H
Landon. James Blair. jr.. and Victor l. Cumnock
also Chaplain Van De Water and Fleet Captain
Franklin PluEnmer.
The signals for the harbor start for the run from
here tc Newport will be made at I O clock to-mor-
morning and the starting signals off Long
Beach Point 1T s n m
In order that the days sport might be ended in
the n ha daat k1H ah.a,
to show their proves with the oars. Fleet Car
oficated referee DESPITE the big entry list
there We're no fouls, and the events We're decided
promptly There two dead heats and the
finishes thrilling
{. Howard Clarks from the schooner Sava-
roma won first prize in the double gigs Robert
Doremus Of The schooner FIasca captured the
honors in single dinghies Commodore f Walter
Clark won first place in the small launch class
after keen contest against Thomas II Parrin's