Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-08
BOUNDING OVER THE BELLOWS

BOUNDING OVER THE BELLOWS.
 she Hardy Tars of she Yacht Club to
 Very GaIIantIy Celebrate the First
 Ladies' Day of she Season.
 That fortune smiles upon the fair was am ply demonstrated to every one who stood on yesterday afternoon and watched the many pretty girls with their mammas and gallant sailor friends, as they lightly stepped into the speedy little skiffs and were borne swiftly over the bounding pillows to the waiting white-winged flyers.
 The wind was SO frisky, and played SC wantonly about the heavily loaded little though they be, were in quandary whether to trust themselves with their fair visitors among the angry white caps, but the ladies were nothing loath, end so the gay boat-losds happily gave themselves to the frolic of the breezes. The trim crafts soon had their quota of fair ones, put their helm high to the face of the breeze and were of on merry race down the harbor skimming along and cutting the waves into streaky foam now upon this side, ,now upon that
 The steam yacht Camilla and the commo dore's yacht, Alert, followed hard upon the line of the sail laden with fair ones and gay with bunting and decorations. A very pretty sight it was upon the water. Upon the vari ous boats were:
 Camilla-Mr and Mrs. John E. Healey MT. and Mrs. Charles Rigelow, Miss Ella M, Kent, Miss Curtiss, Miss Lincoln, Miss Flor ence White, Miss Wyman of Minneapolis Misa Hootinoc oF Mica non1ittIa and Miss Hendryx, Dr. Doolittle and J. H. Klock, jr.
 Dare Devil-C. c. Andel, Miss Atwater lirs. Wallace H. Bradley, Miss Bradley, Miss Hattie Bradley, George Hum.
 Sea Belle-Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Durham Miss Carrie KIock, Miss Sophie Klock, Miss Wehner, Miss Elsie Shepard, Miss Addie Aston, H. G. Shepard, J. F. Shepard.
 Vixen-Allen Seaman, Mrs. Seaman, Mir and Mrs. 0. W. Rawson, Mrs. E. Worthing. ton, F. Hutchings.
 Marguerite-Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Peck, Miss Nellie C. Peck, Mir. and Mrs. H. E. Net. tleton, w. S. Cook, L. H. Peck.
 Msriota-Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Stetson, Mrs Harris.
 Alert-Commodore Clark, Fleet Captair L. L. Morgan, Thos. Morgan, Miss Hattie Morgan, Miss Oracle Morgan, Miss Hattie Munson, Miss Alice Merwin, Miss Edith Merwin, Mrs. E. D. Hendel.
 Flora-T. F. Hannuer, V. T. Hammer, Dr Hawkes., Miss Julia Hannuer, Captain Spen cer, Mrs. Pettis, c. B. Hawkes..
 Jewel-G. E. Dudley, Mrs. Dudley, MT and Mrs. J. S. Coburn, MT. and Mrs. E. P Avery, MT. and Mrs. F. P. Tyler, Dr. M. J Adams, Miss Fife Tyler.
 Far out into the harbor the gay boat sailed and the stiff breezes as they passed were loaded with the happy hum of voice and hubbub of merriment that arose iron ha conndron1a fair hnrdaD Shortly afta six o'clock, the shippers sailed back and thu ladies, burned somewhat by the sun and tam ed by winds, were glad to satisfy the appetit, which the sail had aroused, with the bounti ful lunch which awaited them at the clul house.
 THE EVENINGS RECEPTION. The reception in the evening surpassed al former efforts of the club. From the riggini of all the yachts anchored off the club hous many colored Japanese lanters swung, mak ing 8 very beautiful and picturesque scene There was also an abundance of red fir which added to the beauty of the scene. Tn verandahs of the club house were crowded with the invited guests of the club, while many of the ladies remained on board th' yachts. Directly off the float was anchored a large barge which was the quarters of th' American band which, under the leadership of J. F. Stack, jr., rendered the following programme:
 March-Manisch. Brook Overture-Barber of Seville. le............... .Rossin Selection-Meiley. .Weigant ag1 srantaie oiIinsol Overture-Dichter and Bauer. .... .Suppt Patrol-Brltlsh ;.-.--.--..- Ascl Gavotte Enthusiasm Bernstein Galcp-Young Blood .Coraggit
 It was the most successful ladies' day ane reception ever given by the club the number of ladies who enjoyed the sail, 150, being larger than ever before. The whole affair re- fleets great credit upon the regatta committed who had charge of the arrangements. Int following gentlemen composed the com mittee: E. s. Osborn, James Gallagher, Jr. T. Sherman Foote, Myron R. Durham.
 Among those who enjoyed the evening al the club house were: Abel W. Walker, F w. Hinman, A. G. Suell, Miss F. s. Peck Joseph Fitch, MT. and Mrs. Thos. 0. Nunan Leslie Moulthrop, Mrs. John s. Fowler, Mrs Thomas s. Samson, Mrs. Lewis Elliot, Mis- Johnson, Miss Cooper, Miss Foskett, MT. anG Mrs. George T. Bradley, MT. and Mrs. F. E Hotchkiss, MT. and Mrs. Charles W. Scran- ton, Mrs. Simeon J. Fox, Mrs. Frank C. Bushnell, Mrs. c. B. Matthewman. Miss Nellie Scranton, Charles w. Scranton, jr. Mrs; J. T; Pohlman, Miss Francis BiaEeaiee, BHltIa Mrs. , Fred d Kuehoff. r Mrs c. L. Parmelee, Miss May Parmelee, Miet Carrie Smith, Miss Clara Parmelee, O. s Parmelee, Mrs. A. G. Parmelee, N. Bishop 0. K. Hutchins, Capt. R. NJ. Burwell. Mrs T. E. Smith, Miss Erbe, Mir. ant Mrs. Fred Benton, Miss Barnes Miss Mabel Beecher, Miss May Twitchell Miss E. Bird, Miss Alice Fitch, Robert A Brown, George Hunter, A. II. Loomis George Dudley, William Foskett, Missel Minnie and Alice Scranton, Frank Bunnell F. A. Bowman, Henry Killam and family Hattie Munson and E. T. Mansfield.