Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1933, Page 6

. " A6 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MAY 14, 1933—PART ONE. .. . es NARNE PACEN Drira e Achna URSHL ) , PricesAdva Honor on Yachting Season Opening Program June 4. The marine pageant officially open-| fff X . ing he yachting season in the Nlnunfl] i 4 e ® Capital Sunday, June 4, will have as| 5 % 1 % its grand marshal, Lieut. Comdr. Z. H.|[f} =~ o & . idei| - Tennent, U. 8. N, commodore of the : : ‘ FOR YOUR Capitol Yacht Club, it was announced : . 8 ‘LE‘TR'C RR G last night. Plans for the pageant are being rushed to completion by Dr. Roy Lyman J Sexton, commodore of the Corinthian i e Yacht Club and chairman of the gen- \ r b ——— eral committee in charge. i RPRRARY y i A new plan for awarding trophies i i y _awian is being worked out for this event. Un- b 5 der the present parade preparations, the boats will advance by clubs, with the unattached boats in one group. Each club will be led by its commodore and vice commodore, with the fleet captain acting as assistant marshal in charge of that {:lrt)culnr squadron. The tro- phies will be awarded to the groups of boats, rather than to individual boats, although a plan for some recognition of individual effort is to be worked out. | Great enthusiasm for the marine | pageant has been voiced by members | of every club co-operating in the effort | anc prcmises received to date indicate | a huge entry list. Decorations of the | e to be left to the in- ners and already an air of vades the various clubs as rs plan for the trophy con-{ it While the pageant June 4 marks the | official opening of the yachting season | here, it has a still greater significance as it is generally understood now that the event will be merely a practice parade in preparation for a great nigh pageant to be staged during: the run- |3 ning of the President’s Gold Cup Re- gatta September 29 and 30. This night | pageant is expected to be one of the most_spectacular events ever staged in the Capital. John A. Remon, general manager of the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone | 3 Co. and chairman of the general com- | 7 3 s D 5 miftee in charge of the President’s Gold | V > .o o . Cup Regatta, is co-operating to the fullest extent with the five clubs which | - 10'P C. walllllt Dmlng Slllte are sponsoring the pageant in June. These clubs are the Corinthian Yacht Club, Chesapeake & Potomac Power | Genuing: walhut Yencerson mun s Boat Association, Eastern Power Boat wood. A wonderful value! Buffet, Cflmol m&;on*aggflglubucm Club and server, extension table, china cabi- 3 net and six upholstered seat chairs. $5.00 Down at The HUB “Y. W.” WILL LAUNCH | We know you are deeply concerned about saving money on your home furnish- MEMBERSHIP DRIVE| 2 - ings—here is a substantial one! This magnificent ensemble is built of genuine walnut veneer and beautifully decorated. 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