The San Francisco call., 1899-06-10
FESTAL LAMPS ON
The PLEASURE CRAFT
San Francisco Yacht Club Members
will Make Merry Tonight at
Their House, SauSaIitO.

The Doctor of Alcantara" a light
opera in two acts, will be presented by
the California operate Society at the
house Of the San Francisco Yacht Club
in Sausalito this evening at S:15. Four
hundred tickets at 81 each have been is
sued, and the club will zealize a hand
some sum from the performance. The
cast is as follows: Dr.. Paracelsus Robert
Lloyd; Senior Bathazar. a. F. Sleicher;
Carlos, William NJ. Ogilvie; Perez, John
W Madden; SanChO Frank Wilson; Don
Pomposo, Charles Parent Jr.; Donna Lu-
crezia, Mrs. John W. Madden; Isabella
Miss Rose Broderick; IneZ, Miss Emile
Parent. There viii be a chorus Of fifteen
as serenaders and citizens. The music
VIII be under the direction Of Mrs. Ar
thur G. Lewis. Electrical effects have
been arranged by Fred Jung, who spent
last Sunday at the clubhouse. being as
sisted by /. Q. Hayens; After the per
formance there Will be dancing, and light
refreshments will be served The North
Pacific Coast Railroad Company will run
a special boat. leaving the city at 1880
who desire to return after the perform
ance and who do not wish to stay for the
dancing can avail themselves of the regU-
lar ferryboat, which leaves Sausalito for
San Francisco at 1880 D. m.
The COrinthian cruise to McNears Land
ing was well attended. The following
boats were on hand Saturday night The
sloops Aeolus, Truant, Amigo; Mignon,
Halcyon, Clara, Emma, Queen, Edna, Gu
pid, the yaWl Arcturus and the California
yawl Idler. On Sunday morning the feet
was joined by the sloops Ella. Thelma and
Rover. Vice Commodore w II. Toepke' 5
sloop HarpoOn Cruised in the upper bay
and anchored off Paradise Cove. Com
mOdore T. L. HIS sloOp Cygnus, A.
Sutherland's sloop Catherine, r. S. Bridg-
mans slOop Thetis and other yachts of
the San Francisco Club also cruised in
the upper bay. w. S. Goodfellow and
family enjoyed their last sail in the
schooner La Paloma, which has been pur-
chased by Charles T. Wilder. formerly
Consul General of the Hawaiian Islands.
il is said that w. S. GoodfelIow will either
build or purchase large yacht.
Next Saturday the Corinthians will
cruise to Oakland Creek. and at the inVi-
tation Of Commodore Allen NJ. Clay will
visit the California Club house. where re-
freshments and an entertainment will be
provided. Already about a dozen yacht
owners have promised to take part in the
cruise. Tomorrow is an open date on the
Saturday and Sunday, the nth and 18th. a
cruise TO McNears Landing is 10 take
place. To-day and tomorrow are open
on the Encinal programme. For next Sat
scheduled. on June II and Is the South
Bays will cruise to Redwood City
Work is progressing on II. r. Simpkins
yawl at Tiburon. 1t will be finished soon
dered in the Eastern States. reach this
city. The sloop which L. Stone is build
ing is to be called Presto, and is expected
to be ready for the Corinthian cruise e
Vallejo and Suisun during the Independ-
ence Day holidays.
Tomorrow the Oakland Canoe Club viii
have a race over the usual triangular
course on San Antonio estuary, open tc
yachts Of not less than - feet nor more
than % feet sailing length, according tC
the rule Of measurement adopted by the
club. The course consists Of a loop anC
two triangles, and is officially reckoned al