The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30

their places in the wagons and wended their
way home, making the air resound with their
voices as they sang popular songs and "Ben
Bolt" The party arrived home at midnight,
after having spent a most delightful evening.
Those who were present were: The Misses
Alice Wharton, Daisy Smith Leanor Center,
Alice WaYninth, Jennie Russell, Muriel Swain,
Grace Livingston, Fanny Frank, Floy Rose,
Ruth Sheldon, Emma Graves, Hattie Orr;
Messrs. Phil Alexander, Otis Bordwell, Edgar
Ward Harold Spencer, Leland Ramsdell, Harry
Bel, Creto Hamilton, Morris Stark, Lawrence
Chevalfer, and Miss E. Hamilton, Miss F.
Hamilton. Mrs. Hicox, chaperon of the party.
The members of the Marine Club gave an
outing to their lady friends last Sunday that
was largely attended
By order of Captain McCrosson an early
start was made, and shortly thereafter bright
eyes and glowing cheeks showed how well the
ladies were enjoying the SAIL In fact few if
any who have ever experienced the buoyant
exhilaration impaired by a yachts motion
will ever forget the royal sport.
Once during the day, when an unusually
heavy swell was encountered, an impromptu
programme was arranged by the yachtsmen in
order to divert the minds of their guests from
thoughts of NAL de mer and other disa gree
able subjects. The result proved eminently
successful
AS a curtain-raiser the clubs improvisa-
ZIONIST contributed q laughable skit, which he
sang to the air of ''Ma Angeline." The vlgor
with which the ladies took up the chorus at
tested how we'll his efforts were appreciated.
VIII Retchless told some funny stories, Miss
Casey sang charmingly and Morris and Pless
played the banjo and guitar. Phillips, the
erstwhile kodak fiend of the club, being called
upon for few remarks, gave q humorous dis
sertation on the ''X' rays. The party disem-
barked at McNears Landing, where lunch was
served, and that important function disposed
of they soon broke up into small groups to
search for the many pretty and romantic
spots TO be found in that locality.
Late in the afternoon, all having re-en-
barked, the return for home was commenced,
and with favorable wind the run was made
to the City in good time.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. William Retchless, Mr..
and Mrs II. C. Moyce, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Brooks,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Lowney, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Holmes, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Smith, Miss f.
Munk, Miss C. Munk, Miss Sadye Moyce, Miss
A. Gudmunsen, Miss F. McCrosson, Miss NJ.
Casey, Miss Casey, Miss Marguerite Heberge,
Miss Annie O'Connor, Miss L. Griffin, Miss
Emma Mnenter, Miss Helmer Garden, Miss
Welch Miss Apfell, Messrs Ed NJ MCarthy, Oscar
Olson, r. E. McCrosson, g. G. Larson, Julius
Seyden, E. P. Phillips, w. G. Petty, E. Gud-
munsen, James Hughes, Harry Pless, q. G.
Morris, G. A. Koch, John Kelly, Gus Klinger,
r. Munk, Charles Switzer, B. Keville and
Frank Martin.
Miss Matte Kirby of Mills College gave
straw ride Friday evening to Lake Chabot.
Luncheon was served at the lake under the
trees, which were hung with Chinese lanterns.
Theparty was chaperoned by Miss Howard of
Mills and Mrs. Leland Shannon. Among those
participating were Mrs. Leland Shannon,
Misses Howard, Laird, Price, Warren, Matte
Kirby, Matte Gibney and Avis Gibney, Messrs.
Leland Shannon, Solomon, Boyd Amidon,