The morning call., 1894-05-20

the beach, and drinking in the maghln
cent scenes of mountain, valley ana sea
spread out before their eyes.
Following is the Drlzs list:
handicap Of three yards for each year; FITS.
IoOiOaIt, Arthur Davidson; seeohu kuio, NJ NJ
gene Phillips; third. so cents, henry NC
Writer
Race for girls. under Is years-1oo yards.
handicap as In No. l First. Cairngorm DIoocn.
Blanche skinner; second, toilet tray, L'-A'e
ohIbnner; third. scrap book, mary VII, LIE 1oo
Race for single ladies, over 10 yeaIs-do 'S
yards, no handicap: First. ladies' nat ana
HOVER, Jennie VlcKford; second. DIusn ia an ~
comb, Gertie Herrinn; third, ladies' aiounn
Race for members sous, under 15 years
handicapped in No. l: FIRST, scaIlpHlii az.
thuT Davidson; second, knife, walter "HAiei
tnlo, DO cents. Vernon CampDell. 49, ~
Three-legged race-150 yards: flFSt, ".
Slmons ana w. SimOns 81; seconu, ELa Nh nh
wilson and John Hayes, 81, mira, DON alu hic-
Laren and Walter Davidson. 5O cents. ooo
Race for men and lads over 10 Yeats, sars.o oro
yards, no handicap: First, Frank wilson, one
pair OF So pants; second. Hugh Webster. silver
castor lhlrd. j. Hayes, box OF IaisinS nndar IL
Race for members daugnteTs u1"1S
Seafs-1OO yards handicapped as Nc. :, w.
Mabel Webster, opal vase; second. trace WsD
ster, ladies' dress pattern; thlrd' ben "iA'e'
DoX OF candy.
Sack race Tor men and lads over 10 years
100 yards, no handicap: First, Hugn w ep w
81; second. Donald McLaren' 81; 'hlru' W. D.
Ladies heel and toe walking match-2oo
yards: First. Jennie Wexford, 81 90 seeonu'
Mrs. George Craig. 81 so; thru, MIS- u D. III
gram, order for box SaDOnlue soap
Race for members daughters over 10 years
100 yards (nO handicap: First, ladies' a. ess
pattern; second, ladies' carved bell; tn1To; DOA
OF handkeTchi6fs. Jennie ID. duncan, Il. holIi
Mrs. G. b. Ingram.
Race for mempers' sons over Is yeaFs-15O
YARDS tho handicap): First, 50; sec0nu, ~ )
Lhlrd, knife. Hugh Webster, FRANK "eOste''
Donald MeLaren
Tug OF war between teams OF married and
single members of the society. Captains, James
A Duncan married) ana James McLea AsIu ~.
One pull to be decisive and no one allOWeu near
the rope but the parties selected Tor the Teams.
Prize, champion trophy, to be cOmpeteu iop
annually; one case of vine 10 De gwen 10 INC
winning team. Won by single men, Eight
side.
Members race-15O yards handicap of two
yards tor each year over 40 years; FIRST, S1O
pair OF pants, Sam Irving; second SET carVerS,
Thomas Stephenson: third, % pound box extra
fancy crackers, Joseph Cumming.
Four-Oar boatrace for members-Flrst, -
Afcnl9aid Lauriston ana John ~ ls, MeinneSi
second, 81 90, w. &. Cook and L. Nickel
Four-oar boatrace, open 10 all comers-Flrst,
81, William Clark and John HoGgei second
81 90. Alexander Campbell and A. Ii. Mclean
Two-oar bOatrace, for appIentlces-tlrsl, 3d.
r. II. Smith and Z. Walwyn, ship Garsdale;
second 81, u. S. SeatOn and r. L. bfOW1' snip
Silver Craig.
For best bouquet of wild flowers made by
ladies only and picked on the gronnds-Flrst,
oil painting, Mrs. Laws; second, ladies' CLOAK
pattern, Maggie Nicho; third, order for plants,
valued At 81 so, Gertie Ventura; fourth, bottle
or extra perfume. Mrs. Munro; NTH, pair lace
curtains, jennie Davidson; sixth, box OF clus-
ter raIsins, Mrs. Canbrae; seventh, box OF Col
gate soap. Robina Alexander; eighth one pack
OF visiting cards, Miss Clark
Grabbag pIlZes for members wives. or
widows OF deceased members-First, wooden
blanket, Mrs. Hendry; second. ton OF coal, Mrs.
w. r. Laton; third. load Of fIewo0d, Mrs.
James Webster; fourth, box OF tea, Mrs. Nc
lines.
Grabbag prizes for married ladies only
First, case OF oysters, Mrs. Bell; second. car
pet-Sweeper Mrs. McNaT; third, five pound
Mrs. Dobie; fifth. one ham, Mrs. Logic; sixth.
one cheese, Mrs. Grove; seventh, cue 90
pound sack rolled oats. Ms. Cook; eighth, one
sack potatoes, Mrs. Plummer.