The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-02
BRILLIANT GATHERING WILL
 FORMALLY OPEN BLACK ROCK
 YACHT CLUB HERE TOMORROW
Many Notables Are Expect ed to Attend Ceremonies At Former Home of Bridgeport Yacht Club in Black Rock Harbor.

l
 Black Rock harbor will be black in maI opening of the season of the Black Rock Yacht club takes place toraor- row. The handsome clubhouse, for snerly the home of the Bridgeport Yacht club, has been refurnished and thrown open for many prominent guests who are expected. tomorrow to i remain over until Independence Day on Monday. Gold laced. uniforms or United States naval officers will gf11n- mer among the dancers at the hall which the yachtsInen will give tomor- row evening.
 The scout boat BaIch, commanded { by Lieut. Commander David C. Han rahan, has been ordered to Black Rock by. Secretary of the Navy Josephus l Daniels and is expected to arrive to- xnoxrow eU&-Conna ander HanEa- l han and his officers will be guests of i Gen Henry A Bishop and of Wilson l Marshall during their stay here The Ba3ch is a 200- ton ship and carries a crew of 90 men besides her officers. The crew will dress ship at o'clock tosno4row afternoon when, the exer- ufses Of the opening begin with a con 1cert by the Wheeler 6 Wilson band under the direction of Leader Louis F. aChexEnszk-
 l ] VIII visit ttle club Sytu be Commodore l Leonard Richards with the auxiliary brig CaEn1a ". ThiS vessel is ITO feet lin length Commodore Richards Is a lxnemzber Of the Black Rock Yacht club, New York Yacht club and LarcaamOnt asYacht club. He is a former cOm1no- Jdore of. e1I4arc7aznont club. l Another distinguished visitor will be l tCnumO1ore James Eaverson, Jr-, ot
 Fhsladeap1ala. who will bring 9 party Eof guests on his pa1Rtaa1 triple screw kyach1 Allegro His yacht is 135 feet in length EaveEBon is also a member o1 lthe New York and LaTrhmont Yacht clubs.
 #I The rcd and white 4zzrgee of f7e cluh has beenphydng at the club house since it went into Commission on Memorial Day but toanoErOHN is considered the
 formal opening Of the club and from
 then until Labor Day the dining room l will be open Dinner will be served al T o'clock foznorrovT and for the dance lin Sthe evening the Wheeler Wilson
 orchestra VIII furnish music i For the afternoon Judge Carl Eos ter. chairman of inc regatta commit tee, has arranged a number of races between sail and power Voats- Cups
 presented by General Bishop will be given the winners The architecture flsat It no longer looks like the same
 b1ilGzIng. The main assembly hall has ben lowered and the verandas have been made wider
 Among those who have arranged I for dinner tomorrow are Coznmodor<
 A L. Rdker and his daughter AzIct who will entertain party of 20. YIcs I fCommodOra Wilson Marshall IT,
 with party of seven; Secretary a1t
 Treasure William E. BuFnham
 party of fours General Henry A
 Bishop. party of twelve, including tn. naval officers Rear Commodore c
 ID. Harrington party Of eight; e
 Barnum Seeaey, party Of 10; J. Perc!
 BarHam party of eight; waldo c
 Bryant. party of dghts FL H. DeLsos
 and daughter. party of eight: Iona.
 than ThOrne. party of sfxs General T
 L. Watson party of xxs Judge Car
 Foster party Of six; H B. Henshasg Il party of six Col S " Rcessler, par 2 ty of mines w. Gerald Bryant, part.
 of six
 s In addition to these dinner parf1a . ta1a1 have been arranged it is ex
 Iserten taare win be guests From tn E New York .I4axcK1znont ana asstazzaforv sKach4c 11z1a
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