The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-15
HERE Is MORE ABOUT
TODAY'S RACE
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day. Yesterday morning shippers from,
New Orleans arrived and took last
trial with the Shops. The Mobile con-
tingent arrived last night, having had
some practice with the boats several
days ago.
The Pensacola Yacht Club members
have during the past two days kept
open house. looking after the comforts
Of the visiting yachtsmen and the
ladies accompanying them. lunch and
supper being served at the club house
under the supervision Of Secretary
Frederic and he knows how to plan
good meal.
All members Of the Pensacola Yacht
Club and the visiting yachtsmen are
asked to wear the yachting uniforms.
The guests Of the yacht club will be
'necially provided for on the General
Wilson, which viii be moored on the
vest side. at the end Of PaIafox wharf
0nloohers should be on the General
Wilson not later than I:se.
The secretary. who Is also Chairman
IF the house committee states that
luncheon viii be served Saturday FOR
sRippers and crews both ont-of- town
and local and officials of the races.
Captain Paul Stewart has donated
he use of his fine launch, the Mer-
eathades, for the judges boat, while
the Lottie r. will be used as one of
the patrol boats through the courtesy
IT her owner, Captain ~ c. walpole
IF Birmingham. The Genevieve. the
Marine Hospital service boat. and the
revenue cutters Penrose ana Co
manche VIII also do patrol duty.
Pensacola Yacht Club members who
viii be in the patrol boats are DR.. S
Mallory Kennedy. Jack Crenshaw
md Mr. Clements.
The Judge selected by the Pensa-
cola club is DR. c. E. Hutchinson. and
J. g. Engstrom has been selected as
timer,
Members Of the Houston Launch
Club In speaking of their stay in the
city last night. We're loud in their
praise OF the way they have been en-
tertained while here. and as one Of
the shippers put it the Pensacola
bunch are the same kind of people we
have in Houston. and we feel perfect.
" at home here"
Visiting Yachtsnen and Their Friends
The following yachtsmen and their
friends are in the city to take part and
witness the races. Many more are ex-
pected to arrive by the trains this
morning. a big contingent from New
Orleans and Mobile having signified
their intention OF coming over:
From Mobile: II. C. Slaton, Pey-
ton Norvi1le Mrs Peyton Norvflle,
Miss Ray Norville. Mrs Allan Gray
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Van Ant
werp, Miss Catherine Van Antwerp,
w. B. NEweII, L. e. Gaynor, Irving
Jackson, Commodore e. b. Oyerton,
Vice Commodore Benito Hermann, J.
l. Hermann, Jr.. Springer Tamm, Miss
Dorothy Ramsey. Mrs. j. l.. Ramsey
and Miss Marion Overton. These rae
ing enthusiasts G1Tived in the city last
night, coming by automobile from the
Alabama city
bone DeBuys, Charles Karst, Jr., Will
liam Estoup, L. D. Sampsell. F, p.
Reilly, Lawrence Wadsworth, Janres
A. Mermilliod, r. Lee Edwards. Fl. II.
Parisham, Finley M. Mitchell, w. A.
Porteous, Jr., r. H. Garter, Jr., w B.
Edgar C. M. Djxey, n. r. Baumgar-
den, j. D. Hayward, Jr. and wife, Fl.
Harkinson r. Hindernann, Frank
Groves, H Rainold. w. ID. Short. w.
A. Porteous, II. W. Blair, N. L. Davis,
I. b. Whiteman and F.. IN. Kleinpeter.
From Houston: ]. q. Mannierre, S.
Streetman, Jr., w. II. Heasty, G..
Humphreyville, Henry Falk, B. A.
Killson and wife, w. e. Humphrey
willie, w. o. Woods, J. M. Ravenna and
wife, s. G. Fitzgerald. p. II. Godfrey
and Il. O. Hardcastle