The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22
NAKODO VICTOR
 IN A FAST RACE Peggy, Sailed by Miss Tyler, Crosses Line at Finish a
 Minute Behind. LADIES' DAY AT NEW
 HAVEN YACHT CLUB One of the Pleasantest Events in the History of the
 Organization.

Again a looked-forward-t ladies day at the New Haven Yacht club is day of the past. Yesterdays party was a most enjoyable one, in spite of the fact that a threatening bit of weather made many late about going down to the club house at Morris Cove Everything was turned over to the ladies, the house committee being Mrs. G. Edward Osborn, Mrs. Harry Treat Beers and Mrs E. w. Searles, and this committee received the guests as they arrived. The race which was to have been sailed at 2:30 in which there were five boats entered was postponed on account of a strong northeast squall the wind freshened, and some of the older members of the club thought it not advisable for them to start. At o'clock the breeze was still stiff, but two boats made ready to go over the course. The Peggy, sailed by Miss Tyler, who had with her her brother, MT. Roger P. Tyler, and her sister, Miss Zaidie Tyler, and the Nakado, sailed by Miss Pierpont, and father, Miss Harriet Osborn, Miss Curtis and MT. J. J. Mason
 It was an exciting race, the Peggy crossing the line first and keeping the lead until nearly the end of the first time around the course when the Ma kodo passed her and they rounded the stake almost neck and neck. Second time around the Nakodo kept gaining slightly and crossed the line at the finish nearly minute ahead of the Peggy by going to wind ard.
 Nakodo- Start, 4:29; finish, 5:27:26; time 58m, 26s.
 Peggy--Start 4:29; finish, 5;2S:16; time, 59m. 16s.
 Race committee were Mrs. G Edward Osborn, Mrs. c. E, Skinner, Mrs w. T Dulmage and Mrs, John Shaw.
 The prizes were handsome cups dec orated with the club pennant, the let ters N. H. Y. c. and the date. After the race MT. Tyler and his sisters left for Pinie Orchard in their automobile.
 At 63O very delectable luncheon was served to the guests and during the late afternoon and early evening Gallagher's Mandolin orchester of five pieces luTUl5HeQ iuuoISs ebltu o4oO AOA dancing in the evening.
 There were several groups chatting, on the veranda of the club house watching the race, and many more in- side waiting for the result to be made known, for it was pretty fresh outside.
 The regular house committee were as busy as they ever have been on any day when there has been something going on" and there were to be wives, mother and friends present, and they were busy to-day trying to show the ladies' house committee how hard it was to fill the requirements of the po- sition." They were very busy finding fault" because it was 50 good to throw the responsibility on somebody for one day any way"
 The patEonesses were: Mrs. Henry s. Parnielee, Mrs. W. K. Tyler, Mss Eleanor Tyler, Miss zaidie P. Tyler, Mrs. John N. Champion, Mrs. Harry Treat Beers, Mrs. Charles B. Wyckoff, Mrs. c. w. Kellogg, Mrs. E. w. searles, Mrs w. H. Burchell Mrs. Myron R. Durham, Mrs, W. w Price, Mrs. G. Edward osborn, Mrs. c, E, Skinner, Mrs. w. A. Power.
 Among the guests during tho after noon and evening were MT R. F Ty- Ter, Miss Tyler, Miss zaidie Tyler, MT and Mrs. Harry Treat Beers, MT. and Mrs. E. N Searles, MT. and Mrs. c.. Edward osborn, Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Skinner, MT. and Mrs. Hugh J. DeVer of Waterbury, Mrs. William Beckley of New York, MT. and Mrs Fred c. Howe Mrs. Moore Miss Katherine Osborn, MT. and Mrs Max E. Miller, MT. C.. w. Rawson, Miss Jessie Wyre, Miss Montya Wyre, MT Ralph T. Benham, MT and Mrs Hodges, MT. John Beach, MT. E. A. Leopold, MT. and Mrs. Isaac P. Smith, MT. and Mrs. Frank R. Iangdale, MT. Alexander Cummings, MT. and Mrs. F. S. Moody, MT. Robert Wellnian, Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Dulmage MT. and Mrs. John Shaw, Mrs. Pres colt Miss Grace Durham, Mrs. Jane F. Hoadley, MT. and Mrs. Truman sher- man Foote, Mrs. Howard c. Webb, Mrs c. F. Converse, MT. D. Marvin Smith, Prof. and Mrs. James F. Pier