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Society Motes 
The Robert T. Crane, jrs., of Chi- 
cago, who are to occupy Mrs. W. Scott 
_ Fitz’s estate this season, planned to ar- 
rive at Manchester yesterday. 
~The Myron C. Wicks of Youngs- 
town, O., are planning to open their 
cottage at Manchester Cove June 1. 
The Edward Kings of New York, 
who had the Wales cottage at Beverly 
Cove last year, and the Mrs. S. P. Blake 
_ cottage at West Manchester the season 
previous, expect to arrive at the Bullard 
cottage, Old Neck, Manchester, June 10. 
Mrs. Edward Wigglesworth opened 
-her cottage off School stréet, Manchester, 
this week for the season. 
Caleb Loring of — Pride’s Crossing, 
formerly of Noble & Greenough school, 
1s the only boy hailing from a Boston 
school, who has found his way into the 
freshman crew at Harvard this year. In 
the past the first year crews at Cambridge 
have had many graduates of the Inter- 
scholastic Rowing Association. 
The ‘“‘Dude train,’’ so-called, began 
its daily trips to Boston this week for the 
season, coming down the branch last 
Saturday afternoon. 
In Yacthing Circles. 
The Manchester Yacht club will open 
for the season on Thursday, May 30. 
Severin Olson will be the janitor again 
this season. In the announcement sent 
out to members this week it says that 
concerts and entertainments will be given 
during the season,—probably the same 
as last year, a children’s day, moonlight 
concert and illumination, and water 
sports. 
The crack 46-footer Wasp has been 
sold by Gordon Dexter of Pride’s Cross- 
¥ 
ing to James Young of Boston. ‘The 
Wasp was designed by Herreshoff and 
Proved the queen of the 46-foot fleet. 
_ She Was sailed by Capt. Charles Barr. 
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was started. 
and won nearly every race in which she 
Herreshoff topped the class 
with Gloriana, owned by Gordon Abbott, 
_ which was his first radical departure in a 
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_ prove a success. 
Wonderfully fast boat. 
boat with long ends, and there were 
‘Many predictions that she would not 
Instead, she proved a 
The following 
year he turned out the Wasp, which 
easily defeated the Gloriana. The late 
dward Burgess, who designed four of 
the fleet in this class, never saw his boats 
‘ace, for they were in the building stages 
When he died. He never knew that 
Herreshoff had outbuilt him in the Glor- 
dana, and later in the Wasp. 
The Wasp has been used almost sole- 
‘ly for cruising in recent years and her 
—hew owner will use her for the same 
‘Purpose as she has been outclassed under 
‘the new rating rule, and the fleet of 46- 
footers as a racing class has disappeared. 
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