The San Francisco call., 1896-08-16
YACHT CLUBS ENTERTAIN
Sausalito the Scene of Two
Very Merry Gath
erings.
The Pacific and the San Francisco
Clubs Entertain Their Friends in
a Charming Manner.

The Pacific Yacht Club, at its charming
home at Sausalito last evening. gave a
delightful sat home" The affair was the
first of series tc be given monthly dur
ing the winter, and the success of the
initial fete will cause the members of the
club and their most favored friends to be
on the tip-toe of expectancy for the
second.
The majority of the guests arrived by
the tug Vigilant which left the Mission
street wharf at oclock. This party was
contributed to generously by pleasure
seekers from Belvedere, who were brought
over in the launches Cynthia, Wialaly
and Wang.
1t was delightful evening for an out
ing, little breezy on the bay perhaps,
but no true yachtsman objects to breeze.
and in the sylvan cove where nestles the
Pacific clubhouse the air was quiet and
balmy. The music was excellent, and to
it's strains the merry couples danced until
nearly midnight. a collation. was served.
Those present were:
Mrs. Sutton B. G. Somers, J. P. Hutchens,
Mr.. Green, Mrs. B. Guggenheim, Peter Sloan
Walter Crowell, Larry Hawks, Commodore
Bruce, ]. H. Walsh J. Woebke, S. Beale, Miss
Eva Hunt, Miss Castle. Miss Beale. Miss Sohlki,
George Marnes, Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Maxwell,
Hugo Keil. Ed Keil, DR.. and Mrs. Westfall, Mr.
and Mrs F Marone, William Hogg, 4. Watson,
toon, Miss Matte Fareland, Alexander
Buckley, Mrs. NJ Boole, Hon. Henry G. and
Mrs. Dinkelspiel, Miss Helen Seller, Jessie
Neubaum, Mrs. Henderson, E. w. Levy Cap
tain Randall, Mrs. William Hunt, Frank Burk-
hard, Miss Susie Stone, Mr.. and Mrs L. E.
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs ]. D. Maxwell, Mr.. Blanch-
TYLER. r r. lilo,
Blake, Fl. Rose, Horace Wilson, Eugene New
baum, William Everett Mr.. Lund, James P
Sweeney. Miss Rose Sweeney Hef1a A: H. Buhne.
CAST, Reginald Rix, Miss Rix, George
Commodore F. G. win, Mr.: and Mrs Donald
Mrs Kidding. l. w. Hellman Jr., Mr.. Elling-
house, Dave Mclaughlin, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 6.
Kidding, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Hendrickson.
Miss Ray Etling. Ralph Davis, Miss Emma Con-
o. Paul, Miss G. Smith, A. G. Mcguire Walter
Crowell Larry Hawks, Frank Lincoln, E. T. B.
Mills, Miss Harton, Miss Bridges.
Hugo Keil's launch Cynthia brought the fol-
lowing: Dave Mclaughlin, O. E. ElIinghouse
Walter Crowell, Peter Sloane, L. H. Hawks,
Mrs. Mattoon, the Misses Wainwright.
The launch Wang, belonging to joseph
O'Brien of Belvedere brought James s. Hawk
ms, Joseph H. O'Brien, Frank Young, II. z.
Rianchard, A. c. Thornton, Thomas JENNINGS
Mrs. Henderson.
The San Francisco Yacht Club also held
party at Sausalito last evening. The tug
Sea Queen brought most OF the guests
over. The clubrooms were beautifully
decorated, and in the subdued light Of
chandeliers masked in colored paper the
merrymakers danced the night away.
Among those present were:
Fleet Captain N. w. Sullivan, Treasurer
Arthur Kanzee. William Kelly, George White.
the Misses Olsen, Miss Monleith, DR.. and Mrs
Miss Kfttie Mccormick, Charles Naughton' Dr.
Cochrane, Mr.. and Mrs. William Outflow, Mr..
and Mr.. f. s. Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Schoemaker, Miss Scnoemaker, E. w. Wain-
and Mrs Herman, Mrs. Stevens, E. r. Wenie.
Miss Burch, Miss Flood, Miss Zahn, Miss Sher-
wood.