New-York tribune., 1922-09-17
Marblehead Ends
Season; Yachting
Cups Are Awarded
Last Dinner Dance Given at
Eastern Yacht Club With
Unusually Large Number
of Guests Attending
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

MARBLEHEAD, ass.,-Sept l6.~-
The yachting season for Marblehead has
been very successful one with the
races held last Saturday finishing the
summers activities. Both yacht clubs
will close September IS. The champion
ship cups for the year were awarded
after last Saturdays races. Results
for the season were as follows: Glass
boats, Rogue, Mr.. G. T. Adams; class
S boats, Sandust, Loring and Cotting;
class 0 boats, Surprise, Mr.. r. S.
Thayer; Manchester, 17-footers, Gypsy,
Mn. f, H. Cummings; fish catboats, Ba-
racuda, Mr.. Lawrence f. Percival jr;
and the Brutal Beast class, Judy, S. II.
Wolcott jr. Lawrence +. Percival jr.,
finished the season with a percentage
of 95.2, losing but one race during
the summer.
The last dinner dance at the Eastern
Yacht Club for this season was held
Wednesday evening, with an unusually
large number present. Tables we're re
served by Mr.. Joseph Sargent, Mr.. R.
P. Place, Mr.. B. d. Barkley, Mr. Will
fred r. Shrigley, Mr.. Henry Parkman
il, Mr., j. f. Hussey, Mr.. Charles E.
Hodges, Mr. Charles M. Barker, Mr..
Charles A Welch, Mr.. Henry p. Benson,
Mr.. James NJ. Hunnwell, Mr.. Frank S.
Whitney, and Mr., r. V. r. Barnewell.
Mr.. a. II. Van Pelt entertained a
luncheon party at the Corinthian Yacht
Club Sunday
Mr.. Fayette S. Gregory entertained
a party of twenty-five at the Corinthian
Yacht Club on Thursday.
The Corlnthian Yacht Club gave
delightful party last Friday evening.
The following members entertained at
dinner: Mr. R. j. Salter, Mr.. S. r.
Bogardus, Mr.. S. w. Weed, Mr.. r. E.
Pope, Mr.. c. B. Wheelock Mr. C. H.
! skinner, Mr.. r. E, Hall, Mr.. II. G..
Gardner, Mr.. T. S. Hunt, Mr.. G.. L.
Webb, Mr.. William L. Carleton, MI.
w. Nj. Stiles, Mr. W. R. Freak, Mr. e.
u. Williams, Mr.. II. NJ. Bunker and
Mr. A. w Finlay
The Oceanside, Marblehead Neck,
will remain open all of this month
The New York guests registered there
last week We're Miss D. c. Fraiser and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 7. Work
Guests from New Rochelle being en-
tanned at the Rocl1mere include Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Van Zelm, Miss Harriet
Van Ielm; also Mr.. John A, and MI.
Hugh H. Van Zelm
Mr.; and Mrs. Edward Lord and
! family, Mr.. Lynn D. Carrier, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Van Woert and Mr.. Rut-
ger Van Woert, all OF New York City,
were recently registered at the Rock
mere.
Mrs. M. Lawrence Higgins, of
| Wander-1n, Marblehead Neck, left this
week for Montreal, where she will meet
her sons, Lawrence and Freeman, on
their return from Europe.
Mrs. William H. Rothwell, of Marble
mead Neck, with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mason
OF Providence, R. l., has left Marble
head Tor trip to the White Mountains.
A Marhlehead Neck auxiliary for the
Chiidren's Island Sanatorium has re-
| Gently been formed through the in
fiuence Of Mrs. Francis B. Crownin
shield The following officers were
elected: Chairman, Mrs. Wendell
NfSichols; secretary, Mrs. David G.
pl,erelval; -, treasurer, Miss Elizabeth
Barker. The executive committee in
cludes Mrs. Edmund II. Talbot. Mrs
Theodore Jones, Mrs. Arthur Bowditch
and Miss Martha Afford.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A. MacBride
OF Marblehead Neck, are on a motor
trip TO the White Mountains.