The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-19
YACHTSMAN, Alloy
COrinthian Programme
for 1894.
The Various Cruises That Have Been
Decided Upon-NO Entertain
ment for the Ladies.

The C0rinthian Yacht Club has issued
It's sailing programme for the season of
1894. As the present officers have adopted
an economical policy whereby they hope
to wipe out the floating debt there will not
be any entertaining during the season.
Opening day will take place on April IS,
on which day they will give their annual
dinner. at the club instead of at the Palace
Hotel as heretofore.
The next day, tie 29th. will be cruise
in squadron by signal from the flagship.
tide high :36 A. NJ, low p. NJ.
May 5, cruise to McNear's, tide high
II :O9 P. NJ. low :O9 p. NJ, returning the
next day, tide high 1928 p. NJ, low $50
P. NJ.
May -. cruise to California City, tide
high 7:15 P. NJ, low II As A. NJ. The next
day will be spent in cruising around the
bay.
MAY 10 will be fulI-moon cruise to
Vallejo. tide high 1:10 p: NJ, low 5:07
p NJ. returning the next day, tide high
1 :52 P. NJ, low "A P. NJ.
May 20 will be a rendezvous at Quarry
Cove, tide. high 6 IS p. NJ, low IL 80 P. NJ.
The next day will be spent in a cruise out
SIDE the heads.
May 80 the annual regatta will take
place. AS this is a yearly fixture and one
of great importance the flag officers are
making preparations To have this event
surpass any that has yet been given. The
tide will be high at STA P. NJ, low at
1 :3S p NJ.
+June-2 there will be a cruise to PetaIuma
Greek drawbridge. tide high 10 P. NJ, low
3 "a P. NJ, returning the next day.
June 9 and 10--Owners' day.
June Is VIII be the next event of i'm
pOrtance. 1t will be the annual summer
cruise mp the Sacramento River. Commo-
dore Tracy will make special request of
the yacht-owners who have it in their
power to make this trip to take part, as
some very pleasant and novel entertain
meDts are guaranteed by The folks along
the river. This cruise starts on the full
mOon-anOther very strong inducemeni
All yachts not taking part in the cruise
will accompany the fleet as far Vallejo
returning the next day; tide high :O2
P NJ, low 3:54 P. NJ.
june 23-The yachts that did not take part
in The annual cruise will meet the fleet at
Vallejo; tide. high AS p. NJ, low 1886
p. NJ. returning the next day 10 Tiburon
in squadron by signal from the flagship.
June 30-Cruise to McNears; tide, high
s 40 p. NJ. low 2:35 p. NJ; returning next
dav.
July 4. and S-Open.
July 14-Full moon; cruise to Calm as
Creek; tide. high :3S P. NJ. low :3S P. NJ;
returning the next day.
July Ii anu S--Optu.
July 2S-Cruise and rendezvous at Goat
Island; tide, high 1888 p. NJ, low 1:12
P. M.
August 4-Rendezveus at Sausalito;
tide, high 2:32 P. NJ, low S:15 p. NJ; the
next day will be cruise along the water
front.
August 11-Cruse to Petaluma Greek
rawbridge; tide. high :46 P. NJ, Low %
P. NJ. returning next day.
August IS and 19-OpeD; full moon.
August 25-Cruise to California City;
tide high SIP P. NJ, low II :48 A. NJ. re-
turning next day.
September 1, 2 and 9-Open.
September 10-Cruise out the bay to
witness Pacific Yacht Club regatta.
Saotember 15-Full moon. Cruise to
Vallejo; tide high 81 P. NJ, low $50
P. NJ; returning next day.
September 22-RendeZVous at Sausalito;
tide high at 80 p NJ, low ~ A. NJ the
next day trip outside the heads.
Sep ember 29-Cruise to McNears; tide
high :32 p M, low 5:52 P. NJ returning
next day.
October 6 and 7-Opeu.
October 13-Cl0sing day.
Dates that are marked open will be filled
10 by special orders from the commodore.
On opening day the club will not enter
tain the ladies as heretofore, but will m Ike
up for it in the stag dinner In the evening,
The committee in charge ot the dinner
are Commodore L. T. Tracey, J. II. Keefe.
w. A. Stringer and NJ. Newell.