New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-01
l.W L0NDON'S JOYS
MIXED WITH SORROW FOR
PARTED T41RS.
,;ad;es Sail 47ray, but the Sun
Keeps Right on Shining and
Fish Still Bite.

london Conn. July 31.-Mid the waving
- tanners. the shouted farewells. some fearful
ee cqv Of the Young women and the music Of
tons So spaueled Banner" the gallant uliddies
hs Eve contributed thei- share to the gayety
"a. n The Hotel Griswod this summer sailed
- ~ their respective ships on Monday morn
h"1' .,s 81 last the young men who don't sport
hs .nss on their coat sleeves have come into
- ~ 10 more win the gold buttons the
IN ,,+s OF rhe 0iGdies glisten IN the lights of
= h,grer-r COR the boys have gone TO Newport.
L. -sev VIII remain for many weeks. Still the
s,,rssy ricI.t dances promise 10 be just gay,
:. .,s-e is lrEer number Of eligible young men
., are 5000 dancers than has been here
,..,re There are very few hotel summer resorts
-. 50 man Young people are 10 be found as
So are ii tho Griswo,d. and this fact alone would
lie II popular wiki the mothers and fathers who
t.re vourE sons and daughters even were ii not
=. ~ lie most ideally located places along the
coast
There is az unusual number Of athletic young
,r-,en solourrfnE here, and the tennis courts are
ssaes q animation. for the young women are swift
riavers Among those who play the best game are
,ss Misses Miller Miss Ruth Outcalt Miss Louise
VroVr Ms Julius Fleischmann and Miss Van
Week Tie interest in tennis is great just at pres
srt for a large number have entered for the tour
rsnert which is 10 be held or the courts of the
sbsaecossst coli cub on August 8, 8 and :.
The name o. the operetta which is 10 DC given
evening OF august mas been changed
from The Tourists 70 THE Cruise Of the Whirl-
wind" and The players are members of the None
such Players club The operetta is in three acts
-1.rs many delightful local hits have been intro
8,ce1' 60. rle Lbrrttst, Arthur Cushman. Mr.
Cusamau, V-~- TTluced an operetta last season, IS
q brilliant w.itor = Us s95abines his literary ef-
forts with tlas- # stage manager, a1 x, f:,sff'
ir- the ballroom IS TIE scene OF rehearsals
ocean Beach Day" which was celebrated on
Tlursdas t..z large number OF people 10 New
London from i.e GIIswol1 for there auto
mobile parade and an obstcle race ia the morning.
Tster sports and games in The afternoon, and fire.
works n lie evening.
A number II new Yachts have anchored here in
ihe last week. among them being that of Lorillard
spencer OF Newport Mr.. Spencer. who was ac-
c1mraulel I7- his son. stayed over night at the
Caswoll maEins The run 20 Newport the following
n0rnns. The YACHT was LAID up AZ New London
io Short til-e for repairs, and the run from here
Wa hor maiden trip
Nj and 1Irs. George NJ. Boardman who enter
tain Iaauy guests on their yacht, the Katrina II,
entertained cIss Iarion Iu-Aam and Miss Mary
B6ason at luncheon III this hotel "a week ago, max
iHF the run from Shelter Island
George j. WLe.au, WHO IS spending his vacation
cruising about the Sound. spent 4 week at the
GrlsWod The pleasure Of The nip was marred
on account Of the illness Of Mrs Whelan and it
was necessary 10 remain longer than the party
had expected on that account.
4le sailln-t Helena was chartered on Tuesday
by party az guests III the t2risy.old, who spent
he day tsA.uE and returned with a catch OF
teTeHtE-siE striped bass and founders In the
party were LarW-u Grey, J.. Gannett Day and Mr..
lld Ans arthur Noouey.
-ae regular sunday morning service. which is
largely attended iu Jae picturesque little chapel al
Eastern Point. viii Dee conducted tomorrow by the
Her p. q. Pollard. ~ the First Baptist Church Of
Chester, Penn
Many wondered what the continuous salute Of
cannon neralded on Monday, and later learned that
III state militia were practising tie tactics Of war
t1er camp Fishers Island, some nve hum
Cd oilers being u camp there. There are also
al.'.s oI The militia campeG on Bells Island
4-ns...- Island a ID Plum Island
En- a.i Mrs r. Il. klug, of san Francisco, who
AYE been here since the opening of the hotel
st t-e .a. Tie warshipa departed for Newport
N1s tHe. wiU spend The remainder Of the sum-
NJ order % Doe near their son, who is with the
tee
poaasut guest from Washington who arrived
o. Wednesday, was Rear Admiral Hchhorn. He
IDS accompanied hy Mrs. Hichhorn and Mr. and
A.s FaU' ia-fsalI. Iuey are motoring through
81 country au long tGip.
AFTERNOON Tea. which lis served daily al 4:30 on
me SHADY g.ralla at tae GrisWold. becomes more
az 1l-'t po. e.ar. Tor there is always slow hour
"-ie dinner and these informal little teas help
"--.e ava tie time.