The San Francisco call., 1898-06-04
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 DANCE FOR THE .YACHTSMEN.

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 The sloop Juanita, which, was run down last Saturday night in the upper bay by the river steamer AIodoc, was beached and the crew came down to the city on the steamer On Sunday at noon pr. T. l.. Hill.. commodore of the San Francisco Yacht Club. took the crew of Juanita on board his slOop Cygnus, and landed them on the beach near the scene of the col lision the injured craft-Was patched up and. brought down to Sausalito. Cygnus sailed on to Vallejo, finding at Mare Island the following United States men of-war: Yorktown, Mohican, Alert, Phila- delphia and Monterey, and the training ship Pensacola. On Decoration Day Cyg- nus returned to her moorings Vice-Com- modore G. T.: $. Whites Will O. the Wisp sailed up: from Sausalito to Vallejo in three hours last Saturday; came down to McNears: Landing on Sunday, and cruised - 10 witness the Corinthian regatta on Mon- day. F., c. Bartlett's yawl F'rolic sailed to Antioch on Saturday returning through h the channel on Monday:
 This afternoon Commodore Dr. T. l.. Hills Cygnus will convey party of la- dies. to AtcNears Landing for the dance to be given "in the pavilion there this evening by the san Francisco Yacht Club. Members of all the other clubs are cor dially invited; and are requested to bring ladies with them. Sleeping quartes for men can be obtained on shore, leaving yachts free for the iise of the ladies.
 Arthur Naylor'S sloop Twilight Is on-the ways at Meuottrs yard, Sausalito, and will take her first cruise to-morrow.t The sloop Scout, of. the Sam FranciscOs, sailed Up. to Petaluma. drawbrfdge during the holidays :: :: .:>.:=:4-.a >..a... E. :..
 The three days holiday tempted. many of the Corinthians: to go on. cruises; thus the number zofsyachtS that sailed over the course. on. .regatta<day was smaller than it has. been for seNeral. seasons past. EX-C Commodore 1T F. Tracy's Secret, and the little sloQps Ceres and Cisne started at noon last Saturday for Petaluma draw bridge, returning <ou' Monday afternoon. Frank A. Bartlett;s, Queer. is. cruising up reach MeNea Landing on: Saturday in time for those on board to attend the dance of the Sam FranCiscos. = The Cor tnttiau cTiiiSe"> to: PetalIlIlld draw Mbridge ::: The Encinal Yacht: Club. has on it's pro gTamme for to-day" and tomorrow la dies. cruise to, san. .;4lateo:. This has, however, been deferred. until the Septem- her holidays, .thes@Hotel Mateo not being able at this season.. to promise the club sufficient aecommodatioIl for' d large party. So it is likely that. several EncinaI yachtSnlen will cruise tip to McN ears Landing and take part in the: San Fran cisco AdClt .CIuD 5 moonlight dance,
 The centerboard|V va VI .SiWash, formerly Gufievere- of the Corinthians, is now the flagship. of the Encinat Yacht Club. being owned by Commodore J. S. Hanley and Cruised over to San: 'F'Tancisco on Memo rial day to witness the +Cornthian re- gatta With. him were Misses Bryan, Frances M. Bestow, Rita Pentield, Mabel Dodge, and Messrs. At Dayton, Tarpey, George sDinsmOre, C. C.. Hanley and J. C. Hanley. Commodore Hanley and his tr-i11 f1 r-t gl tlaa h irSf fnr a cruise up the Sacramento: River. Dur
 ing the holidays Pawn and Pattianis s NOIante cruised. up the Napa Creek. Pawn returned early in the week but Nolante, remained at .Napa City. Charles Thorn Jr> s schooner Fearless cruiSed to San Mateo. E. P. Taylor's yawl Emerald is being refitted by. Frank Stone, and II. K, Fields launch Klttie IS now in thor
 ough order and goes out almost every day. The slo6p Lapwing, formerly owned by Fred Michaels, has been sold to F. J. Dorn. and the sloop Vixen: to C. J. Bates. The sloop Iris has been sold by Dr. C. $. Clark, and IT. c, Ward has sold his steam launch; the purchaser intending to use her on the Yukon River.
 This evening Treasurer. E. N. Waiter 8 sloop Embla, carrying Commodore c. J. Lancaster's flag, and Secretary G. F. Gathers sIoOp | and 1 will. sail over to Quarry Cove. Angel Island, to make prep aratOns for the clambalIe to be given there to-m0rrow by the California Yacht Club. Some of the California fleet will anchor off. the narrow gauge pier on Sun day. morping to take 'non-yacht' owning .: members and visitors across to the isl and. Members of all the clubs are invited to partake of the hospitality of the Cali fornias The following yachts will prob ably go over to the clambake: Harry w. Brydges' slOOp Hope. E. F. Sager's sloop Edna Allen NJ. Clay's sloop Sea Fox. Steyenson's Sloop Thelma, G.; tum Sq- den's slqop Regina, C. A. Tarnberg's $ slo0p Mist.:L. $. Sherman's soop Royal and C. P. Moore's sToop Halcyon; A. R.
 Wilson's yawl Pilgrim. George Wood yawl Bachelor and Vice Commodore G. B. Edgar's slOop Sappho. Eugene Flanders launch Ariel; ". l.. Prathers launch Fl Doris will probably also take parties to Angel Island.
 At the last meeting of directors of the Cahfornias the following new members were accepted: Carl A. Tarnberg of the sloop Mist B. w. Robson of the sloop Volante and George Miller of the sloop Occident. Nolante has d length over all of 26 feet. was built by Stone, and for merly belonged to William Pattiani of the Encinal Club. c. A. Tarnberg took his first cruise in Mist on Memorial day J. c. Beetle has resigned his membership in the CaliforniaS. On May 30 L. S. Sher- mans sloop Royal cruised to the Corin- thian regatta, hopinp to have a trial of speed with the, Corinthian yacht Merope, but. failed, as Merope carried away her bowsprit almost immediately after start ing, and was. compelled to retire. Royal had on bQard l.: S.. Sherman, owner; Cap tain Fred: :Earrar, F: w Stevenson and Secretary. G. F. Gaither. The breeze of last Sunday was too strong for Gather s sloop to make good time. and the active secretary of the Californias is planning to build: a cutter 36 or 40 feet in length and of good beam, with a spoon bow, an over hang stern and an almost flush deck She will carry plenty of lead ballast, and be stiff enough to stand up under a large spread of.canYas. A. c: Lee now. has his sloop Pride moored off Point PinoIe. and will be glad to receive a call from yachts 4Gypsie will soon be- ready to sail.
 A yacht flying the bargee of the South Bay. Yacht Club, which Is rarely seen in served on Decorotion day at the Corin- thian regatta. It flew at the masthead of the keel sloop, Ecu Toilet. formerly owned by H. H. Gorter of the Corinthians hui now by Louis Sonniksen and others r. iSonniksen. Is one of the delegates of inc South Bay Club to the Pacific Interclub Yacht Association VI 1'D