New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
COLONY AT BERMUDA
TURNS TO YACHTING
Weather Ideal for Recreation,
and Every Available
Craft in Demand.

From The Tribune Correspondent
Hamilton. Bermuda. March 23-Since
the close OF the recent tennis tournaments
the sport loving element in Bermuda
seems to have turned its attention more
TO sailing. especially as the weather has
been ideal for that form of recreation.
Every available yacht in the island mas
been in demand daily Then, too inter-
est in sailing has been stimulated by the
annual race for the Princess L.ouise's
challenge cup held under the auspices OF
the ROYAL Bermuda Yacht Club. which
was sailed on Thursday last. This trophy
was presented to the club as perpetual
challenge cup in 1884 by the Princess
Louise now Duchess Of Argyle. follow
ing her visit to Bermuda.
The race this year was very close. the
trophy falling 70 the Winsome III, sailed
by Kenneth and Eldon birmingham. The
first boat to cross the line at the finish
was the Dorothy, but the Winsome II
won the cup on her time allowance. The
race was sailed over a twelvemile course
in a fourteen-mile northwest wind.
Even the less hardy swimmer finds the
ocean
with the result that though the Princess
Pool is still the popular morning rem
devious with many, yet the Isle OF White
end the various south shore beaches are
handling coed sized crowds daily. wal
singham. the former home Of the irish
poet. Tom Moore. with its caves and
pools. and the shaded groves with the IA
NOUS calabash tree, has also been ia
Vorite retreat.
on Monday afternoon Mrs. r. 3. Tomp-
kins and Miss Madeline Tompkins, OF
New York gave an auction bridge party
al the Hamilton Hotel, followed by the
dansant Those winning prizes were Mrs
William Mcclure and Miss Eloise Sherin,
of New York. and Miss Edna Waterman,
of Minneapolis
Among the prominent arrivals on the
last trip of the Bermudian were the Rev
Endicott Peabody, Of Groton School, and
Mrs Peabody. Horace ID. Taft. OF the
Taft School Mr. and Mrs. a. T.. Outer
bridge. Of Morristown. y. j.. and Miss j.
b. Combes, OF New York.
The Arcadian. on her last voyage, in
cluded among her passengers D. w. Cor
bit. Mrs. Arthur Glib Mrs Walter GLIB,
Miss Dorothy Glib. Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Page. OF New York Mrs. William Grosve-
nor and Miss Anita Grosnevor Of Provi-
dence.
The officers on II. NJ. s Suffolk gave
tea on board ship Wednesday afternoon,
among the Americans present being Mrs.
II. T. Bundy and Miss Margaret Bundy,
Of Blnghamton. y. Y. Miss Eloise
Sherin OF New York. and Miss Winifrod
Dorrance. OF Philadelphia.
On Thursday night a number OF dinner
parties were given at the Princess Hotel
preceding the weekly hop. among those
entertaining being Mr.. and Mrs +. o.
Spedden. OF Tuxedo Park: Mrs. Arthur
Glib. OF New York: Mr. and Mrs. e. G.
Goodrich and Miss Is. V. Barnum. OF New
York.
Among the recent arrivals registered at
the Hamilton from New York are Mrs.
Richard Richardson. g. NJ. Shipmay. Mrs
J. H. Bowers. Mrs. \. G. Howe, Mrs. j.
Peterson. Miss Peterson. Herbert Spen-
Ger. Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Shepard Mr. and
Mrs C. II. Theriot. Mr. and Mrs T. c.
McLane. Miss Mary G. Bralnard. Miss
Carolyn G. Brainard. A. W. Watson. Miss
J. VI. Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul T. Law
renee. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Riker. Arthur
G. Pomcroy. Ralph Pomeroy. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. McCurdy. NJ. l.. Godkin Mrs. /
Charles ~. Sahin. Mrs. r. McKesson I.
Camp. Mrs Philip Sawyer. Miss Sawyer, .
Miss Keen. Mrs. John Connors. NJ Baker.
George Bhgdcn and ur. H. c. Zabriskie .
Arrivals from Neg York registered AT .