The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Yachts Beginning
to Gather for the
Kings Cup Races
Marblehead's Annual Feature
Attracts Craft From Many
Boat Clubs.

Special Dispatch to TIN NEW Yonx HERALD.
MARBLnHEAD. Mass. July 29.--Many
yachts from all parts Of the country will
assemble here for Yacht Week. which be-
gins August Z. The New York Yacht
Club Fleet will be here to race for the
Kings cup. The heet will leave New
York during the first week In August and
will go first to Gloucester. arriving there
August and cruising from there to
Marblehead August 8.
The race for the Kings cup will be
held August and any yacht belonging
to any Of the recognized yacht clubs in
the United States will be allowed to par
ticipate. This cup was given by King
George, ", of England to the New York
Yacht Club in July, 1912. 1t is held by
the club and Is raced for once each
season. Members from the New York
Club who have made reservations at the
Eastern Yacht Club for the week include
Mr.. A. Loring Swasey, Mr. Charles F.
Adams I'd. and DR.. Seth M. Milliken.
The wives of the Eastern Yacht Club
members are entertained at the club
every Tuesday by lecture and lunch
con. Miss Eunice Avery of Springfield
is the lecturer and very ably gives talks
on the most prominent present day
topics.
Saturday. July 20, the Eastern Junior
Yacht Club entertained many guests at
its first formal dance in the new club
house. Commodore David G.. Percival.
Jr., of Marblehead and Boston, was there
to welcome the guests. Mrs. Robert r.
Stone of Chestnut Hill acted as hostess.
The tennis tournament being held by
the Eastern Junior Yacht Club Is proving
very successful. One very good player
is Miss Constance Dane of New York.
Tuesday evening. July 25. the Corin-
| THAN Yacht Club entertained Its Junior
club, The Pleon Yacht Club. with a
dance.
The oceanside Hotel. Marblehead
Neck, gave a delightful dance Wednes-
Cay evening. July 26, to both Marble
heads junior yacht clubs.
The Eastern Yacht Club held its reg
| ular dinner dance Thursday evening.
Many Of the members entertained spe-
ncial parties at this time. About hun
dred guests were present.
The sloop Medora. owned by Mr.. &c.
ward Prosser of New York. arrived In
the harbor Monday evening. Mr.. Pros
ser was a guest at the Eastern Yacht
| Club during the week.
The Marilyn, owned by Mr.. Frederick
Pope OF Larchmont, N. Y. has been
anchored here for several days.
The Cytheria. steam yacht belonging
to Mrs. William L. Harkness Of New
York city. spent short while In the
harbor recently.
The vespa, owned by Mr.. Bradford
Holt Willard. Of New York, cruised In
the harbor on her return voyage TO
Greenwich, Conn. Mr.. willard will make
another voyage In august.
Tho Oceansice. MarblcheS1 Neck, IL
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Mich
ener. Mr.. Kitchener Is president Of the
Silver Bay Association at Lake George.
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Rutherford Of
New York are also guests at the Ocean,
side. Mrs Rutherford has as her guest
Miss E. r.. Rupley of Pittsburgh. Pa.
Miss Enid S. Wilmerding of New York
Is a guest at the New Fountain Inn.
Miss Carrie Wise of New York ID
spending few days at the Rockmere
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Thorndike OF
Marblehead have as guests DIR. l.. Il.
zuchtman and Miss Vera Zuchtman of
New York.
Miss Ruth Crawford of New York
gave very interesting talk in one of the
Marblehead churches recently. Miss
Crawford is q prominent social worker
among New York immigrants. She Is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hannaford
Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Bigelow of
Elizabeth. N. j., have q summer home
at Marblehead Neck. They have as their
guests DR.. and Mrs. Pierson and Miss
NJ. III. Pierson, also Of Elizabeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick McQuesten of
ouestenmere. Marblehead Neck, have as
guests Mr.. and Mrs. william Kinoh of
New York.