The San Francisco call., 1898-07-23
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The dance given by the San Franciscos last Saturday at their clubhouse at Saul salito was well attended and very suc- cessful.
 MT. Edgell recently elected member of the San Francisco Yacht Club, has purchased the 20-foot yawl Dulce, for merly of the Encinal fleet. Last Monday he and Lang, the boatkeeper of the San Franciscos, sailed her over from Alameda to Sausalito. Louis Sullivan, owner of the sloop Catherine, is now in visit to this city from Portland, Or. He re- turned yesterday from a cruise to Napa City in the Catherine. Ex-Commodore l. Gutte's schooner Chispa, which has been cruising in the upper bay fer some time, returned to her moorings last Monday.
 Last Sunday the following Corinthian yachts joined the cruise to Marin Islands: Commodore Carl Westerfeld's sloop Aeolus, ex-Commodore J. w. Pew's sloop Truant, F. F. Ames' sloop Ella, J. M. Pat rick's sloop Thetis. A. l. Lyons sloop retary E. B. Lathrop's sloop Pride, tns M sloops Mignon and Halcyon anu the yaWi Spray. The sloop Clara, with MT: ano Mrs J. H. Hopps Miss Frauenholtz. T. w Ransom and Guy Ransome, returned from an up-river trip on Sunday; ,,
 The EncinalS and Californ1aS nave on their programmes for tomorrow a cruise to Point Pinole and clambake there, out the latter will drop this event on account of the deputy sheriffs killed in the recent powder explosion. The secretary has ls- sued the. following bulletin to the mein- berS of the California 4acht CluD'
 The scheduled cruise and clambake to Point Pinole for next Sunday, July 24 1898, is here by cancelled in respect to the memory CenteIn eT George c. Woodsum of the yacht -.,e6 verona hL whose untimely death is greatly m3ufneo 1,i rbs Ps flags of the fleet and clubhouse Will pc noMI E at haIf-mast until further orders. By oroei thn rA nf iTaRf
 ol '''' '0A'G C. J. LANCASTER, Commodore.
 GEORGE GATHER, Secretary.
 The following resolutions have been passed with reference to the death of George c. Woodsum:
 Whereas. The California Yacht Club hay ing learned with deep regret or the uno1n F ths yacht Verona the 18th day of July, 1885, an honored member of this club; be it ., III of his many friends and with the yachtsmer of San Francisco Bay in particular the loss oi endeared him to all with whom his lot "aS cast. ss eternity, the memory of his faithful life will enjoyed his friendship for many years.
 further resolved. That these resolutions be entered upon the minutes of the club ana thei
 copy be forwarded to the beresxed GTmR TamRfS o'
 Allen M. Clay of the Californias Is cruising in his yacht Sea Fox, and Treas urer E. N. Walter is seeking health in the mountains. F. Delaney and H. Lally will start on Monday for two weeks cruise up the river in the sloop Hazel formerly of the Corinthians.
 Next Thursday, July 28, that capaclous bowl, the Wallace trophy, which was won last Sunday, by E. F. Sager,s Edna, will will be filled with fire-water at the California Club house. Yachtsmen are cordially in- vited.
 Last Sunday G. F. Gather and his crew went up to Vallejo to bring the sloop and I down.