New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Nor. boats OF the pleasure craft class
are in commission this summer thah LOT
r,orv a wear past This in itself indicates
q revival OF good times and OF prosperity
since Yachting is probably the most costly
NJ ALI Injuries and the one that is IN con-
sequence thereof the first to be cut down
rhen gloomy business conditions make
.conomy the order of the day The yacht
,no soason ia now at It's height and on
Saturday next the annual regatta week
o,eps az I.ar:hmont. which Will serve to
attract steam and sail yachts and motor
boats not only from all points OF the
Sound. but likewise from the New Eng
land coast
Az anon as the races are over at Larch-
mont almost the entire fleet in port will
cross over TO oyster Bay for the races of
the seawanhaka Corinthisn Yacht Club,
which will be en- fete for the occasion
Then follow the annual races OF the Ind
ian Harbor Yacht Club and after that
comes the long distance cruise OF the New
York Yacht Club. the rendezvous being
once more at Glen Cove, Long Island, on
Thursday August 8. From there the run
will be to Morris Cove and then on 10
New London, where Sunday will be spent
the squadron dressing ship in the morn
ing and Illuminating at night. On Mon
day morning the run will be continued
to Fort Pond Bay. to New Bedford and
thence to Newport, which viii be reached
wednesday evening, August .. The races
for the Aston cups will take place there
on August 10 and the race for King Ed
cruise coming TO a close and the squadron
being disbanded on Saturday, August r.
From this it will be seen that the new
commodore OF the club has mapped out
somewhat different itinerary for the an
nual cruise than that ADOPTED in recent
years.
Newport, Bar Hsrbor and Southampton
may be said TO enjoy the greatest amount
Of favor on tho part of New York society
as summer resorts. and OF the three
southampton comes off in many respects
tho best, owing TO its proximity To the
city. which enables the men to run Zip 10
town If necessary every day for few
hours II f. full this season. and almost
every villa and cottage IS occupied.
Among those already established there
arc Mr.. and Mrs. Goelet Gallatin. who
have the IT, g. Rushmore place: Mrs.
Henry g. Trevor, who II at MeadowmerC;
Mrs Charles o. Frsncklyn and Miss
Trancklyn, who are at Red Cross; Mrs.
John King Van Rensselaer,. who has the
Henry cottage. and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Lsrocque, ir, who have tho Ducr place on
Gin Lano.
clubhouse Of the Suffolk Hunt will be
opened for the first time TO it's members.
tho premises consisting OF all old and
roomy farmhouse fronting OH Necox's
Bay, surrounded by fifteen acres of land
and possessing private beach one Of
tho features Of the place Is the beautiful
lawn, shaded with linden and chestnut
trees. stretching from the house down 70
the beach.
Tho Suffolk Hunt was organized FIVE
years ago under Richard Newton, jr. The
Non prominently Identified with the club
are Harry Pelham Robbins, James 4.
Stilman. whose wife, formerly Miss Fiji
Potter, f. established for the summer at
the Sea Spray House, at East Hampton,
within easy motoring distance Of South
dlllbN'llF bN'ili'l IL I'll DtUJdillli L.
Chisolm. William Manice, J. Harper Poor
Alvin W. Krech and Colonel Robert VI
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George /. Baker will re-
main In Europe until tho end OF next
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt are at
their country place, near Skaneatoles. ~
T.. for the summer
Mrs II. Van Rensselaer, kennedy and
her daughters have left their country
with Mrs. George y. Robbins at Bar Tar-
Dor. Nc.
Mrs Sidney Dillon Ripley and her son
have arrived in Paris from Picking by way
Of tho Trans-siberian Railroad.
Among those who sailed yesterday for
Europe were Morgan y O'Brien. jr, Will
lam Z. Havemeycr. W Barclay Parsons.
jr. Gilbert. Thornc. with Gilbert Thorne,
jr.. and Miss Frances Thorne.
William Earl Dodge, who Was secretary
TO the mission OF John Hays Hammond. at
King Georges coronation. sailed YESTERDAY
from England for New York. with Mrs
Dodge.
Mr. and Mrs. George Clay HOLSTER have
gone for tho summer to East Hampton.
Long Island. whore they have rented
cottage for the season.
Count suf Countess Nanuutelli have ar
rived from Mexico and are staying at tho
Gotham. Count Vannutcli is nephew OF
cardinal NaEnutelll.