The San Francisco call., 1896-05-17
OUTING PARTIES.
The Picnic Season Is Brilliantly Inaugu-
rated by Popular Organizations.

rated by Popular Organizations.
One of the finest private picnics of the sea-
son thus far was given by the Defenders, a
prominent social club, on Sunday last at Wild
wood Glen in Sausalito. The repast was boun-
tiful and heartily enjoyed by all. After lunch
con dancing was INDUCED in until the tirst
race was called, there being prizes for both
sexes.
Following is list of the prizes competed for
and the winners thereof: First race one box
CANDY. Miss B. Kranz; second, one box mixed
fruit, A. Bergh; third, fifty cents worth of
corned beef one head of cabbage and ten cents
worth OF potatoes, Miss l.. Campidonico; fourth
one box macaroni, Alexander Silva; fifth,
two gallons of claret wine, s. Kramer: sixth
one oil painting OF yacht Defender B. Valente !:
seventh, one box fruit, Mrs. Valente; eighth,
three gallons claret wine, ID. Boell; ninth, one
month S subscription of morning or evening
paper, Mrs. Campidonico; tenth, one shaving
cup with name engraved thereon, Mr.. OMalley I;
eleventh, TWO boxes straw berries, Mrs. Kramer:
twellth, one bottle hair tonic, b. Boell; thir-
teenth, one SILK handkerchief, Sadie Kramer:
fourteenth, two dozen Eastern oysters NJ
Doyle; nfteenth, one pair ladies' siippers q
Roscelh; sixteenth. one bottle whisky. Mr..
Kramer; seventeenth, one album, G. Piconso;
eighteenth, five pounds of tomcod, j. Piconso: !:
nineteenth, ladys purse, ]. Kramer: TWEEN.
tleth. SIX bottles OF steam beer, Tony Elmo;
twenty-hrst one bottle OF cognac, Miss Dahan :
twenty-second, one meal per day for one week :
b. Valente; twenty-third, six bottles of steam
beer, Miss Bruker; nty-fourth, one bottle
OF whisky, M. Kramer; twenty-fifth, one box of
macaroni, j. Campidonico; twenty-sixth. sly
crabs, cooked or otherwise, Albert Cato !:
twenty-seventh, one roast of beef, H. Black :
twenty eighth, tw chickens, L. Piconso
The racing being over dancing and rompinp
were next in order and were INDUCED in I,ntiI
time for departure.
A little before P. NJ. all trooped over TO the
ferry-boat Sausalito, ready for embarkati on
ana on the arrival in the City all marched up
10 tne clubrooms, where speeches were made
by the president and Mr.. Mallory, one Of the
members. ~
The Jolly Sightseers' Association rave its
hrst outing Saturday, May g. to Mount Tam
alpais.
The outing was most enjoyable affair, all
reaching the top. on account OF the excellent
management which prevailed.
Inc party was divided into two sections, the
advance party being under the able manage
ment OF Messrs. Peter Luman and John Nc
Cauley, who midway up the mountain in a
most Charming spot, formed camp, and when
the remainder OF the party, under the careful
ana genial management OF Miss Aivina Brunk-
horst, arrived they were most agreeably sur
prised.
Messrs. Luhman and McCauley had not been
IDLE during their short sojourn at the camp,
but In short time had it beautifully decorated
win wild flowers and flags ana illuminated
with hundreds OF fairy lanterns. When all
nad arrived an excellent collation. was par
taken OF, when after resting, the entire party
proceeded up the mountain, which las reached
al ~ A. N. Sunday, and all witnessed the SUM-
rise from the summit OF Mount Tamalpas.
Inc party w:s chaperoned b. Mrs. Hall and
consisted OF the following: Miss Helen Hall,
MISS Emily Purcell Miss May Ingram, Miss
Aivina Brunkhorst, Miss Lauretta Sharon,
MISS Lotne Robinson, Miss Mamie Johnson.