New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Racing Fleet Ends
Cruise and Puts
Into Marblehead
The Irolita Follows Flagship
Into Harbor; Women of
Eastern Yacht Club En-
joying Tuesday Lectures
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, July. 22.-The
fleet from the Eastern Yacht Club re-
turned from the Bar Harbor cruise
during the last week, and the cruise
was proclaimed most successful one.
The Constellation. owned bv Conlmo-
dore Herbert N. Sears, was the first to
arrive in the halbor. The Constella-
tion is the flagship. The Irolita. owned
by Mr.. E. Walter Clark, of Philadelphia.
and doing remarkable work this season,
arrived next. Following the Irolita was
the FLYING Cloud, owned by Mr.. Win
throp W. Aldrich, of New York City,
and next place was won by the Squaw,
owned by Mr.. John S. Lawrence. vice.
commodore of the club. The Queen
Nab, owned by Rear Commodore N. F.
Aver, had collision near the Bar Har-
Dor end Of the cruise, so was unable to
compete.
Mr.. Kenneth B. Van Riper, of New
York City, visited the harbor recently
in his power boat, the Alacrity.
The Scotian, owned by Mr.. H. Fl.
Raymond, also of New York City,
Still another harbor visitor was Mr..
William M. Butler, of Boston, in his
schooner yacht, the Michaba.
The women of the Eastern Yacht
Club are enjoying the Tuesday morn
ing lectures. followed by the Tuesday
luncheons. These luncheons are given
every Tuesday during July and August.
Among those entertaining at the club
last Tuesday were Mrs. j. B. Henderson,
Mrs. George Upton, Mrs. G. H. Wheeler
and Mrs. D. X. Snow.
Mrs. Robert E. Stone acted as hostess
at q dance given by the younger set
to the party who were cruising from
Greenwich, Conn.,, on Mr.. Bradford
Eolt Wizards yacht. the Vespa. The
Vespa left last week to continue its
cruise to Northeast Harbor, Me.
The Corinthian Yacht Club enter
tanned many of its members at. din
ner dance last evening. These dinner
dances are proving to be very popular
this season.
The results for the Corinthians
weekly races WHICH were run off San
, day, July is, were us follows: Hayseed
| V, class boats, won by Mr.. II. L.
Bowden; Tipler, class O boats. won by
A. E. Shnman, ir.; Barracuda fish cl1ss,
won by L. T. Percival, jr., and shc bru-
tai beast class, Judy, owned by Pryor
Pcrciyal.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Clark, OF New
York City, were weekend guests at
the 0ceanside, Marblehead Neck.
Mrs. e. M. Farquharson, Of New
York Cit, is spend ne the summer at
the Roylstoa, Marblehead Neck. -.
Other New York guests at the Boyl-
ston are Miss M. B. Lee, Mrs. Albert
Perkins and Mrs. Marion Perkins.
The new Fountain Inn is entertain
ing the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Jordan. Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ.
eteve~s. Miss J.vcy n. and Miss Theo-
dora Baldwin, all Of New York City.
mrs. -. y. Iio.nIr, 0 w rsa i, ,.on,
d. c., is also guest at the New Foun-
tain Inn.
At her summer home on Marblehead
Neck Miss Ruth Crawford, of New
York and ST. Louis, is entertaining
Miss Elizabeth Tennev, of Missouri
The Rockmere is attracting guests
from far and near and promises a very
busy season. Among those being en-
tcrtaincd there arc the following: Mrs.
j. J. Richardson, of Davenport, Iowa, a
guest Oh many seasons; Mrs. NJ. and
Miss Sylvia Walden, of St, Louis; Miss
Mary Guigg, cf Philadelphia; DR.. and
Mrs. :. w, Battle, of Asheyille. N. c.;
Mrs. Frank and Miss Jeanette Sturges,
Everett, of Pasadena. Calf; DR.. A. l..
the Hudson, N. j., and The following
Weir, Mrs. L. N. Leonard, Mrs. John p.
Taylor, Mrs. C. S. Clark and Miss Clark
and Miss Harriet E. Grant.
An interesting guest at Marblehead
this last week was Oskenontom, the
American Indian singer. He was guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Rouland, Of
III anLnu% Cnrrt E.