The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-27

with cycling clubs now. The idea is that
the captain alone knows what the destina-
ton will be, and as he leads the men to it
by the most circuitous route possible you
can imagine the uncertainty of the riders
as to where they are going. About noon
the end is reached, wherever it may be, and
the fun is all the more enhanced by an APP
petizing luncheon ordered beforehand,
to which the riders always do full justice.
The Golden Gate Cycling Club will have
one of these runs tomorrow, and Captain
Mass promises a jolly time to all who at
tend. The San Francisco Road Club will
also go off on the same kind of a jaunt,
under Captain Korn, leaving the club
rooms, 726 Golden Gate avenue, at Dam.
The California Cycling Club will hold
one of its never-to be-forgotten smokers to-
night at the ciubrooms, Twenty and
Folsom streets, for members only. Captain
Burke OF the CALIFORNIA; is wise man, and
he knew better than to call club run after
smoker, so the members-that is, those
who feel like riding-wiIl probably go to
the park. Next Sunday, August a. the
club will go to Napa, where they will be
the guests of two of It's members now resi-
dent there.
The Oakland Y. NJ. G. A. Cycling Club
will have several pleasant runs by twilight
during August, all on Friday nights. Last
night the club went to Piedmont return
ing via Lake Merritt. August 2 will be a
moonlight run to Berkeley via Telegraph
avenue-ladies are invited on this run !;
August 9, to Diamond Canyon and home
by Hays Canyon and New Broadway /;
August IS, to Alameda and home by High
street and East Oakland-ladies again in
vited; August %, to Laundry Farm and
return.
Alameda is an ideal town for lovers of
the wheel, and has now three large clubs,
the Alameda, Diana and Diamond Cyclers,
all of which had well-attended runs last
Sunday. The Alameda Club went to Alva-
RADIO, while the other two clubs stopped at
Haywards. The glories of the old Ala
media Club promise to be revived in its
Young namesake, which has secured hand
somely furnished clubrooms on Park ave-
nue.. Jesse Ives, whom many an old-t timer
will RENE mber, but who had given up rid
ing for some time past, has caught the
fever again and cast his lot with the Ala
medas.
At meeting of the San Francisco Y. M.
c. A. Cycling Club, held last Tuesday even
ing, the following officers were elected:
Joseph Sims, president; Robert S. Boyns,
president; w. B. Hughson. recording
secretary; James Keller, financial secre-
tary; ]. Sims, captain; Percy Burr, first
lieutenant; Bert Waterman, second lieu
tenant.
The Outing Road Club held a most en-
joyable smoker at its clubrooms, 1889 Eddy
street, last evening. The members invited
their friends and jolly time was had
Refreshments were served and varied lot
of amateur talent served to keep things
lively until early hours. President Stamper
of the Outing Club has just returned from
trip through Lake County. He says the
roads are beginning to get dusty, but he
had a most delightful trip. Tomorrow
the club will have run to the park.
Last Monday night the Liberty Cycling
Club held theater party at the Tivoli.
Nearly all the members attended and
greatly enjoyed the evening. Thursday
evening the club held a dance at Mission
Turn erein Hall, which was well attend
ed and very enjoyable. Noryal A. Robin
son acted as floor manager, and dancing
was INDUCED in until midnight. The club
members rightly believe in enjoying social