The Washington times., 1907-04-26

The Corinthian Yacht Club Will send
four launches and three yachts to
jamestown to compete in the regatta
which will begin there September g.
The launches which viii represent the
local club at the exposition are the Elk,
owned by Commodore George y. Water
bury. Vice Commodore P.tzer's Doris,
and Rear Commodore - ". Piaskett's
Ruby. The yachts which VIII race are
the Margaret b., owned by Hugh Duffy,
the Naomi. which is the property of Guy
Glascoe. and the Seneca, owned by Fred
w. Cromwell.
The Corinthian Yacht Club is now one
of the largest boat clubs in the South,
II not the largest. In the past winter
over twenty new launches have been
added 10 the club roster, and eight are
now being built
Also a Pleasure Trip.
II has been decided that the boats TO
race at jamestown viii leave Wash
lngton about two weeks before the date
set for the race. Thus the trip viii
also be a pleasure cruise.
Recently the Corinthian Yacht Club
has made big improvements 20 its prop
erty. At the expense Of members Of the
club the basin has been dTedged around
the club house and there is now moor
.ng space Of thirty-hve feet Formerly
.he boats were forced to anchor on the
opposite side OF the river.
The Washington Corinthians also be-
long 10 THE RuddeT" circuit This cir
quiz comprises the most prominent clubs
IN the East, and any boat which is
cruising in foreign waters may obtain
Easolene or any other necessities from
the organization.
The racing OF launches has recently
taken a stronghold among the CORN
Lhians. This is evidenced by the fact
that over twenty new motor boats have
been bought
Names of the Boats.
The present roster OF the club. owners,
and their boats is as follows: Launches
C. A. Anthony's Sylvia, Harrington
Bankers Spunky, w H. Buuinger's and
Win Bishops Lotus, George A Byrne's
unnamed yaWl. Eugene Cadmus' Square
Deal and another which is being bulk
D. G. Chetermans Betty Logan. Cruitt
ana Pattison's new forty-fOOt auxiliary
vaWl now being constructed, + Fl.
bakers Argo. Charles A. Deans sam
lel L. Sutton, one belonging TO ". L.
Durham. which is not yet named, NIL
FORD Fishermans May F., Edward j..
Gardeners Catherine.
Phillip c. Chipmans Chipmunk, W. ].
Eaules Ruth B., A. j. G0ddards II, A.
II. Gregory's Gregory, Charles n.
Hands Two Friends. +. J. Higgins De-
ores. H. II. and J. u. HOllander's
8lanch H, William +. Hunts Clara
Nay, c. +. Tnglangs Gene. William O..
-ngram's The Nirginlan. Roger la
haynes Eileen. John w. Lindsay's Cor
ooral Fay. William II. LaLts Glory, W.
;. MCLOuds TTuscOtt, John Maroon
lier's Marion. Hugo y Mathis Secret,
Guy NJ. Neely's Widgen. W .. Owen $
3ippO. =. PetrOla and Hugh Pltzer s
Doris, Edward O. Reeds Dorothy, Wal
ace w. RiIey's Marion r., =. b. RObey. s
Felix. Quentin G. Saunders Cecil, VIII
lam -. Schafhirt's Rosamund John W
Schedler's Lily, j. @. SChlOsser's Ia
roma, I. =. Tade's Friend, r. s. Taylor $
o 0uray. c. NJ. kempers Trina John r..
Walkers Stuve, John =. Welcker's Fin,
". :. Whitmore's Eola, John W. VIII
Jams Edith, and one which is now being
quilt for c. W, Bartlett.
The sailing boats of the club are a.
A. CObuTns Janet r. l.. Cats schooner
-icOnia, +. J. Heiberger's slOop Semi
lOle, H. A Utter's Eagle Wins W. b.
Whites Minerva, and T. Brooke Amiss
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