Beautiful gowns and hats at country club society event
Attendees at the Country Club displayed elaborate gowns and hats, with numerous named ladies in silk, satin, and brocade outfits. The parade featured pink, blue, black, and white ensembles, wide brimmed hats, feathers, and floral accents, alongside many society figures and a long list of guests.
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Robert Forbes Perkins
William A. L. Bazeley
A. Winsor Weld
Theresa Weld
Sidney Waldo, Jr
Osborne Howes, Jr
H. Allan Movius
Martha Peabody
Gwendolyn Morse
Roy Baker
Cyrus Sargent
Mary Adams
Harry W. Smith
A. Henry Higginson
Nora Thayer
J. Stanley Reeve
Robert Wade Williams
Augustus Thorndike
Margaret Young
Thomas S. Lockwood
George F. Gardner, Jr
Harriet Cunningham
Frederick R. Estes
Harry Pratt McKean
Margery Prescott
Elizabeth P. Lee
Liberty
Barbara Burr
John L. Gardner
Mary Thorndike
Louise McAllister
Julia Appleton
William Farnsworth
Harry St. Burrage
Lillian Chase
William D. Mandell
Dorothy Mandell
Nathaniel F. Emmons
Margery Lee
Monaco
Florence Lee
Horatio Appleton Lamb
Louise Jaques
Sabin Batchelder
Rosamond Batchelder
Alice Sargent
Charles C. Auchincloss
Elsie Williams
Elizabeth Big
F. I. Emerson
Randolph M. Tucker
Mrs. Newton
Rosamond
Helen Newton
Robert W. Williams
Thomass. Lockwood
F. Murray Forbes
Malcolm G. Haughton
Lawrence Haughton
Allan Forbes
Harvard Favorite for Varsity Eight in New London Race
Harvard enters the Yale clash as favorite as crews prepare in New London. The Crimson undergoes a series of lineup changes while Yale stays largely intact, with Oxford style rowing methods reshaping the Yale shell. If Harvard’s English stroke holds up the Crimson may win, but conditions and second mile fatigue loom large.
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Crimson
Harvard
Yale
Boating crew entries for Elis at New London race
The list names eight Elis rowers with residences and class years for a New London sailing event. Bow C Denegre New Orleans 2 C N Snowden 13 Pittsburg 3 F L Stephenson Jr 13 Pittsburg 1 J H Philbin 13 New York 5 E W Freeman 13 Riverdale N Y 6 M S Denman 13 Des Moines Ia 7 W J Lippincott 14 Alexandria Ind Stroke W W Crocker 715 Burlingame Cal Cox P Barnum 13 Mamaroneck N Y Average weight eight 1714% pounds
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Q. Reynolds
Montclair
N. J
F. H. Trumbull
Salem
Mass
E. D. Morgan, Jr
Westbury
L. I
B. Harwood
Newton
G. M. MacVicar
Cambridge
A. M. Goodale
Saco
G. F. Stratton
Bow—C. Denegre
New Orleans
C. N. Snowden
Pittsburg
F. L. Stephenson, Jr
J. H. Philbin
New Tope
E. W. Freeman
Riverdale
N. Y
M. S. Denman
Des Moines
W. J. Lippincott
Alexandria
Ind
W. W. Crocker
Burlingame
Cal
P. Barnum
Mamaroneck
Brookline Country Club Race Meeting Draws Small Crowd
On the third day at Clyde Park for the 32d annual Brookline Country Club meeting a slim crowd attended as a threatening storm loomed. Fewer than 3000 spectators watched a compact field stage exciting races despite the small starting lineup.
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Brookline Country Club
Clyde Park
Four Steeplechase Races Feature Brookline Card and Upsets
Maltbie ridden by T OBrien won the opening steeplechase at the Brookline card in a tight finish with Simon Dale chasing. Ariosta fell riderless, and the second race went to Astute over Cloud and Dullcare. Jim Hanson aboard Bayard Tuckerman Jr won the Challenge Cup steeplechase despite his fall soon after crossing the post. Ace of Clubs led the fourth race before Silent Partner and the rest battled to the finish. Bill Andrews won the fifth race as Nattie Bumppo led early, Calvert overtook late to win the final flat race.
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Culbert
Nattie Bumpo
Brookline Country Club
Jim Hanson
Bayard Tuckerman, JR
Brookline
Maltbie
B. T.kerman, Jr
T. O’brien
Simon Dale
FE. M. Miskell
Ariosta
M. Mortimer
Cloud
Dulicare
Astute
F. Alpers
Bayard Tuckerman
Tuckerman
Ace of Clubs
Chetland
A. Henry Higginson
Frank J. Bryan
Silent Partner
Miss Chambler
Bill Andrews
J. Clark
Lampblack
J. Heatherington
Golden
Alpers
T. Wright
Aberace
Dulleare
N. Prince
Aristo
Country Club
B. Tuckerman, Jr
Maxim’s Pride
F. Athers
Zarda
Harry Lee
Essex
Hunts Committee
National Steeplechase and Hunt Association
New England
Brookline handicap steeplechase races at two miles
In Brookline handicap steeplechase action, four year olds and up contested two mile races with Ace of Clubs and Silent Partner in the earlier heat and Time recording 5 42 2 5 for the fifth race. Galloway handicap followed with six furlongs on the flat, Nattie Bumpo and The Thief among the top entries.
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R. Mortimer, Jr
B. Tuckerman, Jr
Shanballymore
N. Prince
Bill Andrews
J. Clark
Prince Hampton
Heatherington
Hunts Committee
National Steeplechase and Hunt Association
Calvert
J. Tucker
Nattie Bumpo
T. Wright
the Thief
F. Alpers
Ouimet Stands Out In Wollaston Amateur Golf Action
Two rounds of match play were played at Wollaston Golf Club for the State Amateur golf championship. Francis Ouimet delivered remarkable play while two former state titlists were eliminated and three extra hole matches were noted.
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Wollaston Golf Club
Francis Ouimet
Ouimet Surges To Championship Round In Amateur Golf
Ouimet dazzles in the morning by defeating Willett 64 after a 34 start and a 72 finish. He saves a match from 3 down with 4 to play, winning at the first extra green. Gilbert and Lockwood exit in the second round while Hoyt and Tewksbury knock out other favorites. Third round pairings include Ouimet vs Evans and Hoyt vs Wood in the Massachusetts Amateur Championship.
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F. H. Hoyt
Paul Tewksbury
Woodland
Harvard Men Expected To Repeat In Cambridge
Red Top notes Harvard crews’ confidence before the race at Cambridge. The writer believes Yale has not mastered its new rowing stroke and Harvard has won the varsity race five years in a row, despite handicaps.
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Conn
Harvard
Cambridge
Yale
First Blood for Crimson at Harvard Yale Regatta
Harvard wins two races at Thames regatta in Conn. The freshman four and second varsity four win with times of 5 30 and 5 25 respectively. Yale finishes second. Yale challenges a Harvard graduate eight that did not race. Yale later sends 600 dollars to Harvard for tomorrow’s racing odds.
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Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Thames
Yale
New York
Boston
Robert I. Herrick
Yale Varsity Eight Ready for Crimson Challenge
Captain Snowden reports Yale rowers fit for a hard race in New London on June 19. Gore is out, but the Yale eight remains confident of victory over Harvard, expecting to win despite the Crimson’s best showing.
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New London
Conn
Gore
Crimson
Harvard
Yale
Harvard Aims for Clean Thames Sweep Against Yale
Coach Jim Wray asserts Harvard crews are fit and ready to row hard against Yale on the Thames. He notes luck troubled the season but believes Harvard can live up to recent form and win as they did last year, with Yale fielding a formidable varsity eight and Harvard earning substantial credit if victorious.
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Conn
Harvard
Thames
Yale
Harvard Money Is Covered by Yale Men
NEW LONDON Conn June 19 About the Crocker House and Hotel Mohican this evening there was much money being wagered on the race. There was much Harvard money in sight and late this evening the Yale supporters were covering all they could get at 5 to 4 odds. The prevailing odds were 6 to 5 and 5 to 4 with Yale on the short end in all but the varsity four race Harvard asked even money. A prominent Boston broker wagered 1500 to 1000 that Harvard would win the varsity race and 1900 to 700 that they would win all three races.
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Yale
Crimson
Jim Wray
Charles River
Lake Cayuga
Reynolds
Goodale
Abeles
Stratton
Trumbull
Morgan
Chanler
Crimson Varsity
Cornell
New London
Conn
Crocker House
Mohican
Boston
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