The Washington herald., 1911-08-13

| About dozen members OF the Corinth-
ian Yacht Club started on the clubs an
nual cruise yesterday afternoon, and
judging from the interest shown and the
splendid start that was made, 1t will
undoubtedly be not only the most sue
cessful but the most enjoyable cruise
ever held by the Corinthians. The boats
started about o'clock.
The members will go as far as St.
George Island and the lower river. They
| will. be gone about two weeks. There
| We're a number Of other boats that fol-
| lowed the cruisers down the river for a
short distance.
The names of the parties and their
boats follow: N. &. .Wolcott, in his
| launch. o. X; c. B. Plaskett and party,
including F. L. Franc and Frank Rupp,
in his 32-foot launch, Ruby; A. w. Simp-
modore Clarence E. Ingling. in his 35-
foot launch, Vika. He was accompanied
by Fred Schneider. G. N. Waterbury
also started on the trip in his 4o-foot
raised-cabin cruiser, Elk.
David Lea and Ed Schmitt. both Of
the Washington Canoe Club, have a
camp about a half mile up the river
from the Aqueduct Bridge. They left
last week for their other camp at Seneca,
Md. 1t is known at Camp Milliped.
canoeist Of the District, is among the
party.
Last Wednesday evening the. members
Of the Potomac Boat Club held a most
successful as well as a most enjoyable
moonlight excursion forty miles down the
river. The steamer Charles Manchester
stopped at Marshall Hall both going and
returning. Many people enjoyed dane
ing there. Excellent weather conditions
prevailed. In fact, 1t was an ideal
moonlight night, and the singing by the
members, and especially the fair sex,
added much to the enjoyment Of the
evening.
The members of the Potomac Boat
Club will hold q special regatta next
Tuesday afternoon, and judging from the
interest shown and the number of entries,
1t will undoubtedly be one of the most sue
cessful affairs held under the auspices
of the club this season. The races will
start at 5 o'clock. The programme
includes singles, doubles, and fours in
canoes and shells, besides number of
swimming races.
Mai. William o. Owen. of the Corin-
THAN Yacht Club, left for Colonial Beach
last Sunday Afternoon in his thirty-foot
power cruiser William o. Owen. He will
probably return tomorrow night.
DR.. Emory Bryant, Of the Capital
Yacht Club. went up the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal In his sloop George e. last
Sunday. He-will remain at Cumberland,
oh fxyo ko
SuIly Maize, Of the Corinthian Yacht
Club, and party. left last Sunday after
noon for q two weeks cruise to Chesa-
peake Bay, Betterton. Md, and other
nearby resorts In his power yacht Tel |
NAH. The party included A. Cassels and |
E. K. Lowe, of Pittsburg, Pa
The ''Krazy lat Kamp,'' which rs situ- |
ated on the Virginia shore, about half
mile above the Aqueduct Bridge, is |
stiIl the scene Of many interesting and |
enjoyable times. 'Charlee." who is the
boys French chef. is always on the |
Job and here lately has certainly pre-
pared some fine feed for them "Krazy |
Kat Kamp', is undoubtedly the most |
popular camp up the river. Il
The members Of the camp follow: w.
r. Crane, OF the washington Canoe |
Club; D. A. De Lashmutt, of the Wash
ington Canoe Club; r.. Rutherford, of |
the Analostan Boat Club; B. A. Bean.
Of the Potomac Boat Club: Jimmy w. |
Burch, of tie Potomac Boat Club, and |
c. II. Pardoe. of the Corinthian Yacht |
Club. The boyA WIN run their camp until
September ].
Alvin O. Portner. Of the Capital
Yacht Club, went to Potomac Creek last
Friday afternoon In his sixty-six-foot
power yacht. Iona, which is considered
by many as the best equipped boat on
The river. He returned yesterday att
srnoon.
Much interest b being shown by the
Of the Warrington Canoe Club
n the regatta which win be held the
re Inst vel VEL T.. e sspssm6ss. n, ana from prss-
funniest Affairs ever held n this city. ~
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