The Jersey City news., 1892-06-13
LADIES ON THE WAVE.
The Jersey City Yacht Club
Entertained a Hundred
Fair Friends.
DIAM ND CHI p S
A Bad Day for Local Talent-Wheel-
ing, Tennis, Athletic and
Cricket Notes.
Ola M O N D CHI l PS

Saturday. Inc amateur ShIppeFS WvAO
their best uniforms and the smart boats
of the fleet in commission with polished
decks and snow white sails were anchor
ed near the float. Steward Lieb and his
assistant had donned their holiday
raiment, and like the tars assembled,
bottled their leyity and were as formal
as if McAllister had become one
of the fold and had just arrived to re-
ceiye his first impression. Pretty women
in pretty costumes began to arrive and
were greeted cordially but with repressed
ardor by the gallant tars. 1t was
the first of the series OF
ladies' days, and the yachtsmen enacted
the role of Chesterfield. The introduc-
tions were made with remarkable for
mality, and the ladies were escorted to
the yachts in quiet, silent manner, as II
a crew had been sent out TO bring COM
mander's spouse and family TO has vessel.
The ladies' were there to enjoy themselves
and The fact WAS soon made Known. Ine
yachtsmen gradually recovered, and real
1Z,Dg their guests were present for pleas
ure, laid aside their formal treatment and
became jolly and attentive. One hundred
ladies participated in che happy event and
Que hundred ladies went nome delighted
ing the yacnts Nimrod, ex-Comnlodore
Albeit; Psyche, Captain Bennetts knight
Templar, Captain Bob Denshe3; 'Grita,
Captains Lyons and Zcigler; Fleetwing,
Captain Fred Wright; Eureka, Captain
punam sessie Captain orsv,, vSa HGsn Gsn
lain Alex Rue and Lizzie b., Captain
Baker. They had pleasant sail. On
the return to the club house dinner was
served and the evening was spent in
dancing. The only drawback was the
absence of the Commodore whose yacht
was not in commission and who was
detained at home by the serious illness OF
his first grandchild.
The regatta of the Pavonia Yacht Club
is being sailed today. The complete list
of boats, dimensions, owner and yacht club
to whicn he belongs is appended:-
Class D-Ca bin sloops and Cutters from 38 TO As
Avalon. 42.a L. Mittelsdorr, Pavonia
PpntiRc. 3AH T.. Kells. pavonia.
Rhantott, So 2 .. ". konn, Payonia
Class H. Cabin ops and cutters, from 80 to IS
feet
NAsas fHsssee[ Hsars 5oscSsa paSoniP Favon
Mascos. sag: Sayid Loper tayonia:
Class FCabm sioops anu Cutters from u to 81
Zouze. So, W. Van zandt, Pavonia
Gsaoie "a eSs I: NJ Lat5le, n H1ta Lavonia-
81 sSps ana saySn Sssses, under
SoStss Jehnnie 2ss 4 Mcinness psgonia
yixer. ~. Aouis Wunder. new Jersey.
Niliis y. 2. y; Benson, Pavonia ,,.
Class Wps opsn sioops irom IS to 7. fest:I
Growler. 26 John Bell, Pavonia
Clara s., "a. / Jos. Stilger, pavonia.
sirene 24.7, Doremus outwaler. Indian har-
Jay Bee, a4.5 j. W: BoIen, ravonia
Aans Jennie sS SoR: R. sFarsaa q Pavona
assaSo j 1871 4 y y i + neglaPF Leg TsYSnia
linna i9. r; Hanon. Pavonia;
Annie Van yoorhees, Captain Thorn, Yonkers-
Iruant, <. =. L. ana 4. b. Townsend, Brooklyn.
yissn Msssl i.S sis 81 s. :. 1iiiot. ~ paVonia f"l
balloon. ~. Whitnoy, Romaine Pavonia
lsMpssi Isi III 4; ]. THOMPSON. fsvoai@
aas eaa @ j. n resea Rsada Boats To 70 5 fee
Marie, 24,s; Lrsnk Rarth pavonia
faaiine aaa G x g. ssfsasn s. Ras%ond sang sing
Three Brothers. 22S; Connolly & steursr, Pa
siren %, A. G. Hall, Pavonia
leul ~ e. & Y. A. White. White pavonia hs",a.
Eureka III H. William Dunham Jersey City.
Torment pol. William NJ. houghnout XIII Von
Glass oii. i Car Rugged Boats under 30 fossa--
AIT Anis a. s.5 s.l ". : p u vreeiand s 10 oceanio
1o.snn Sls%sEsh sSsna sayoge 5slssg City
Bertha, 1874 4. y. hussey Pavonta
Doctor. il /. Barber, KIN Won Kull.
Qut vive. Is. 4. Spear. Pavonia
i. K Fox, IA Thomas Bowen, Oceanic.
lilly. Ii. George Smith. Ravonia-
The Judges wiil.be:-Commodore A. j.
Prime, Yonkers Corinthian Yacht Club;
George L. Gartlaud, New Jersey Yacht
Club; Commedore 7. H. Mcdonnell,
Harlem Yacht Club.
+et,. n Of 10 IO1
Yesterday were the boats that had hugged
the home plate and of thoseahat had
bnen nway tho arrivals were tdfe annie
Van Voorhees,, of the Yonkers Gtubi1J. 7.
Corlett, Clara s.. Pauline b., Anith. Ges
So, Aida aud II. X. Fox. 'a1V
Conuodora Benson's Millie was put
ovtrSoard yesterday and was tried in her
racing dress II the wind is strong today
the Millie will make all III herclass hustle
to win. If iois, light she will have to dis
charge considt trable ballast to win.
The Pavonia Y. C. is close 10 the limit
marx aud the fee will be advanced. The
club will meet next Tuesday night
and Ia the list of candidates ap-
pear these names:-Samuel Lockwood,
c. l.. Fox. S. +. Hennessy, A. II.
Wilson, George Poncher. john ). Bagley.
Dir. l.. Baumnn, l. I. Meyer. Jacob Blen-
derrnap, M. Mali, J. N. Strobir and w.
The boats of the Pavonia Y. C. will
rendezvous at the clubhouse at the AT
antic Highlands on June 10.
The Pavonias will have a ladies' recep-
ton at the Atlantic Highlands home on
July Z. This will be the day that they
will entertain the New York Yacht Rae
Ing Associations fleet.
The Hudson River Y. G. had its annual
ppen regatta yesterday.
The Committee of the jersey City Y.
C. in charge OF the ladies' days are Cap.
tains Lyons, Reynolds. Clark Roe and
Zeieler.
The Yorkville Y. c. had its regatta yes
terday. The winners were:-Class A. the
Peerless, by l minute and 40 seconds;
class u, Maud NJ, by 10 minutes and
seconds; class E, Regina, by minutes
and 48 seconds; class 4. Jessie, by hour
and 10 minutes; class G. Anglescy, by %
minutes and % seconds; class n. Mollie
Nc Carthy, by Is minutes and SO seconds
class l, Village Maid. by 40 minutes and
"a seconds; class j. Emily, by II minutes
and IA seconds.
The winners in the Hudson River Y.
Cis regatta yesterday, were:-Class A,
Lottle; class G. II. Gray, class d.: j. L.
Colrt': class e. Peerless; class E, Pauline
B.: class G. c. II. Wells; class II, Jen-
ME NJ.
VIII They Meet?
The betting is even that Sullivan and
yorbett will not face each other in the
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