New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
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mony on Old Burial Hill Sunday, July
z, OF the spirit of Independence Day.
Marblehead townspeople and summer
people alike mingled on that old his
torlc spot to do honor to those who
fought in the Revolution. The ad-
dress, The Spirit of the Revolution
Stlil LIVES was delivered by Rev. Mr..
Church of Marblehead. - va 10 Il
After the benedction, while Tho
band played "America,' descendants of
Revolutionary heroes decorated the
graves of those Marblehead men who
fought and died that this country might
be free
Thus was the celebration of JULY
Fourth begun, and from then on Mar
olehead made merry in commemoration
of the great day.
The Corinthian Yacht Club presented
true holiday air and hustle of ex-
cltement prevailed everywhere as prep-
arations were being made for the for
mai social opening of the season, Mon
day evening. The club has been opened
Tor some time and races have been
held frequently, but the formal dinner
dance, which begins society's summer
season, was reserved for the night be-
fore Independence Day. The clubhouse
was decorated for the occasion with
the national colors.
h, The following members reserved
Bowditch, Mr.. A. R. Atwater, Mr.. c.
r Skinner, Mr.. F. j. Shepard jr., Mr..
J. r. Honors, Mr.. E. S. Doane. Mr.. w.
c. Donald, Mr.. S. A. Beggs. Mr. A. F.
Rouse, Mr.. j. J. Moebs, Mr.. H. S. Good
wiz, Mr.. George McQuesten, Mr.. f. I.
Williams, Mr.. H. l.. Randall, Mr.. r. l..
Wilkinson, Mr.. c. A. Wood, Mr. C E
Adams, Mr.. F. D. Beard, Mr. P. L. Fish,
Mr. Vaughan Jealous, Mr.. E. A. Tutein
ST., Mr. 3. A. Tutein jr., Mr.. P. H.
Thomas, Mr.. D. T. Kennedy, Mr.. f. A.
Onthank, Mr. W. l.. Pitcher, Mr.. F. J.
Fahey. Mr.. M. P. Johnson, Mr.. j. H.
Wing, MIR. F. J. Fawcett, Mr.. H. E. Slay-
ton, Mr.. r. A. Nichols, Mr.. C. l. Park
hill, Mr.. R. l.. Wilbur, Mr.. G. A. Brown,
Mr.. G. L. Webb, Mr.. R. f. Teaiser, Mr..
c. 0. Whitten, Mr.. F. H. Hamilton, Mr..
A. P Thomson, Mr.. L. C. Kepner, Mr..
Gilbert Hodges, Mr.. R. E. Pope, Mr.. c.
B. Wheelock, Mr.. M. Mcbride, Mr. w.
L. Carlton, Mr.. c. A. Falvey Mr.. ]. P.
Burnell, Mr.. II. v. Hunt, Mr.. H. w.
Blanchard and Mr.. F. s. Cleghorn.
Corinthian Yacht Club members who
have registered for residence there
during the summer are Mr.. c.. K.
Deane, Mr.. A. K. Simpson, Mr.. A. H.
Van Pelt, Mr.. R. w Sautelle, Mr.. D. B.
Hallett, Mr.. C. W. Cheney, Mr.. F. w.
Weed and Mr.. A. M. Munroe.
The race for the Harold S. Wander
bilt Cup, given each year by Mr.. Har-
old S. Vanderbilt, terminated last Sat-
urday, evening when the Flying Cloud,
owned by Mr.. Winthrop Aldrich, of
New York, dropped anchor in the har-
Dor. Mr.. Aldrich made record time,
completing the course in 30:2S:26,
which is one of the best records ever
made for the trip. Second in the race
was the Irolita, owned by Mr.. Walter
E. Clark, of Philadelphia, while the
Queen Nab, owned by Mr.. Nathaniel F.
Aver, vice-commodore of the Eastern
Yacht Club, came in third. The Queen
Nab went ashore on Long Island
Sound and was disabled for about
Due to the dying down of the wind
Monday, July 8, the Eastern Yacht
Clubs annual regatta was held Tues
day, July a. The Barbara, owned by
Mr.. Winthrop C. Winslow, racing for
the first time in recent years in these
waters, won the Puritan Cup. This
cup is the property of the Eastern
Yacht Club and is raced for each year
at the annual regatta.
Further results are as follows: R.
po~SS3 pNoPa, O"HCU ny MoSOS, ~
class. Sandust, owned by Kaleb Loring;
Manchester, II footers, Beelzebub,
owned by C. A. Welch jr.; Fish class,
Barracuda, owned by Lawrence F. Per-
cival jr.; Brudal beasts, Judy, owned
by Pryor Percival.
The harbor welcomed many visiting
yachts for the holiday festivities.
Among these were Seyon II, house
beat of Mr.. Harry E. Noyes, Boston,
'cJi ioto Nv n Mo%a
: of Providence; Remi, belonging to Mr..
Phineas Sprague, of Portland, and
Bonita II, owned by Mr.. Robert Winsor.
The Pleon and Eastern Junior Yacht
clubs, both clubs for the junior yachts
men, elected their officers the past
week. The results were as follows:
Pleon Yacht Club-Commodore, Mr..
Richard S. Thayer; vice-comm dore,
Mr.. Leonard NJ. Fowle jr.; rear com
secretary, Mr.. Constance Percival;
treasurer, Mr.. Harry B. Thayer jr.
Eastern J. Yacht Club--Commodore
Mr.. David G.. Percival jr.; vice-com-
modore, Mr.. Cunningham Gray; rear
commodore, Mr.. Hanson Hodges; sec
retary, Lorraine Leeson.
Monday evening Miss Helen Stone
party at the Eastern Yacht Club.
Mi. George S. Dyer, of New York
City, is guest at the New Fountain
Inn.
The following are guests at the Hotel
Rockmere: President Charles Morss, of
the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
and Mrs Morss; Mr.. II. E. Kidder, of
Boston; Mr.. M Wendell and family
of Boston; Mr.. w. II. Barse, of Wash
ington, D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Watt,
of Brookline; Miss Lillian G. Dermitz,
of Pittsburgh, Pa; Miss Anna Tanpe,
of New York City, and Mr.. R. D. Klein
also of New York City
Mrs. Frank B. Crowninshield, of
Peach's Point, who has been in Boca
Grande, Fla. for several months. re-
turned to her summer home Wednes-
| day.
Miss Evelina du Pont, of Whining
! ton, Del. arrived Wednesday, July 5,
for the summer. Miss du Pont is
| again occupying the Du Pont summer
! residence at Peach's Point.
l. Miss Alice j. Farrar, of Boston visit
ed friends at Peach's Point over the
| holiday. Miss Farrar is an aunt Of
Miss Garaldine Fayrar.
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