Evening star., 1928-03-11
Outdoor Sport Call Needed
ByNew York SocietyGroup
Tennis Golf, Polo and Yacht;ns A++.;,;ns H;sh
Rank in the Smart Sets Early
Season Program.

NEW YORK, March 10.-Since the
war the appeal Of outdoor sports has
increased rapidly among members Of
society here. Tennis. OF course, has
ever been popular. but golf. polo and
yachting have attained high rank In
the calendars Of the smart set. This
Is especially true OF yachting, which
was regarded formerly as recreation
for a chosen few specialists.
Although the yachting season is still
In the future, the colonists on the
! North Shore Of Long Island have be-
gun preparations for one OF the busiest
periods on record. Some OF the craft
| will take the water next month and the
season will be declared officially under
way at station No. 10 of the New York
Yacht Club In May.
More than usual interest will attach
to the fleet which will rendezvous off
Glen Cove, Long Island. because Of
the fact that the three flag officers Of
the New York Yacht Club have their
country homes in that section and
each will have new yacht for the
1923 season, which will have Glen Cove
for its home port. Commodore Vincent
in Germany of his new yacht, the flag
ship of the club. 1t probably will be
another Nourmahal. Its equipment will
include two airplanes. The yacht will
come from Germany soon and her port
will be in the Glen Cove Harbor, for the
Astor place Is at Sands Point, directly
across from station No. 10.
Vice Commodore Winthrop Aldrich
has his country home Broad Hollow
Farm. at Glen Head. He is having a
new Glass M sloop built in Norway to
race In local waters. Mr.. Aldrich for
merly owned the Flying Cloud. Rear
Commodore Junius s. Morgan has his
home In Locust Valley. He owns the
Glass r boat Pufin, but is having a
70-foot committing boat built In Bristol
r. l. In past years he and his father.
J. Pierpont Morgan. used the latter's
Navette as committing boat A num-
Der OF other new yachts will also join
the fleet here when the season opens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Kingsbury
| Trask Of l64 East SeVenty-second
street. announce the ensa cement OF
their daughter Winifred TO Howard
Munnikhuysen Lee of Baltimore. Md.
Miss Trask is a granddaughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. John H. JacQuelin Of
New York and Of the late Charles
Hooper Trask Of Boston. She was grad
uated from Miss Chapin's School in
1925. attended Bryn Mawr College for
two years and is member OF the
Junior League.
Mr.. Lee is the son OF Mrs. John Gil
NOR OF Baltimore. He attended the
University of Virginia and Is a member
of the National Arts Club.
The wedding will take place in April.
Another engagement of interest to So
ciety in New York and Boston is that
OF Miss Marie Louise Gray. eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gray
OF l26 Commonwealth avenue. Boston,
TO Henry Fletcher Godfrey, jrs son Of
Henry Fletcher Godfrey Of 607 Fifth
avenue and the late Mrs. Marie Have
meyer Godfrey.
Miss Gray. who is a member Of an
old New England family. made he,
debut last Winter in Boston and is a
prominent member o! the Boston Sew
ing Circle.
Mr.. Godfrey. whose family also came
from New England. attended Groton
School and is a member of the class of
1929 at Harvard He Is member OF
the Kn!ckerbocker Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana Hill of
AL Park avenue announce the en-
gagcmcnt OF Mrs. Hill's daughter. Miss
Consuclo Gimbernat, 10 Lieut.. John
Foxhall Sturman. jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Foxhall Sturman Of Augusta.
Miss Gimbernat made her debut three
years ago at large dance at the
Ambassador and has since devoted
much Of her time 10 charitable affairs
She is sister of Jules Raymond Gin
bernat. jr. who was married last Fall
to Miss Jean Van Voorhees, Banks.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. David Banks
OF il55 Park avenue. and Is a niece
OF Mrs James Oscar williams Of Short
Hills. N. J.
Lieut.. Sturman is a cousin of Mrs
Henry Anthony Barclay OF New York
and Newburgh He Is q graduate Of