The Washington herald., 1911-08-06

! the Norfolk steamer. He left Norfolk
| Friday with a party, including Eugene
| Hartley and William B. Laub, jr., IN
| the Freya, and is expected to arrive in
| Washington Sunday evening. The party
| will meet r. Clyle Cruitt, who is a men,
| Der OF the same club in his forty-three-
| foot yawl Grace K, at Mattewoman
Creek. 1t is interesting to note that these
| two yawls are not only the best in their
| class, but the most popular boats at the
| club.
Charles W. Vickery. OF the Capital
Yacht Club. and a party Of friends, left
yesterday afternoon for Piney Point,
Nd, in his auxiliary yawl. Stranger. He
will be away for the month Of August.
S. J. Kubel, OF the Capital Yacht Club,
left the latter part Of last week in his
forty-foot power cruiser. Louise K, for
White House. Va. Mr.. Kubel is repair
ing the clubhouse there, after which he
will build new landing.
Ralph Gait, of the Capital Yacht Club,
and a party Of friends went to Colonial
Beach yesterday afternoon in his sixty
| five-foot power yacht, Decota, which is
considered by many as the finest yacht
on the Potomac He will return tonight
, or Monday morning.
| Another party of the Capital Yacht
Club who is enjoying a cruise down the
Potomac River is Judge George S.
Aukam, who left last Wednesday aft
ernoon in his thirty-hve-foot power
| cruiser, Sahwa. Mr.. Aukam will visit
Piney Point, Md, Riverside, Colonial
Beach, and a number of other places.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
| board Of governors of the Corinthian
Yacht Club, held at the clubhouse last
Thursday night. the following were
elected to membership: W. ]. Cook, 4S5
Maryland avenue southwest: S. B. Maize,
1851 Irving street northwest and James
A. Harris, 1928 North Capitol street. The
following designations were accepted:
William E. Turton and W. E. Nc
Mahon.
1t was decided to hold a meeting of
the members who intend going on the
clubs annual cruise which will be held
August y, next Monday night Secretary
William r. Adams said that all members
who desire to participate in the cruise
will meet at the clubhouse Monday night
to arrange the details of the cruise.
Secretary William E. R. Adams, Of the
COrlntnlan I acnt CluD, said recently that
the following members are away on
cruises: Ex-Commodore G. n. Waterbury
and wife, G. n. Waterbury, Jr., and wife.
and Capt. ]. A. Marconnier. Mr.. Har-
rington Barker has just returned from
his home up Nortn, where he went to
purchase lumber for his new forty-five
foot launch, which is under construction
at Twelfth and c streets northeast. Com
modore Ingling, Secretary Adams. and
Messrs. Frank n. Perkinson and Frank
Meyer took a run tc St. Georges Island
last Saturday afternoon and returnedi
on Sunday night. Mr.. Fred T. Schneider,
owner of the Zenobia, met with quite
an accident on his trip to ST. Georges
Island the past week, having loosened
his stuffing box and bent his propeller,
necessitating his being hauled out oni
the railway at Coan River. Mr.. e. L.
Wilson and wife have just returned from
a cruise to Norfolk in their forty-five-
foot launch.
DR.. Emory Bryant, of the Capital
Yacht Club, will take a trip up the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal tomorrow
afternoon IN his sloop, George E. to
Cumberland, where he will remain about
two weeks. E W. KIBBEY.