Place
Emblem
Oak City Cyclers
Oak Leaf Cycling Club
Athenia Cyclers
Members
Lady Cyclers
The exclusive ladies wheeling club, the Oak City Cyclers, is increasing its membership rapidly. The subject of debate now is the style of uniform to be adopted. A committee consisting of Mrs. M. L. Schlueter, Miss Oilie Thilo, Miss Mabel Holmes, Miss Mary Darrah, Mrs William Mason, and Miss B. Bartling, has charge of that very important item. The club will hold its next meeting in their new quarters in the Central Bank block.
Oak City Cyclers 24 Mar 1895, Sun
San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, California)
Newspapers.com
The Athenia cyclers, the new ladies' organisation, has made a good start. The club roll now numbers about twenty members. It is the desire of the officers of the club to avoid publicity as much as possible. Last evening the ladies went on their first club run. They took in the back streets and had a very pleasant run. "We are going to have a very nice club," said President Miss Rose Quintel "We are very careful about our membership and propose to make this a select club. During this summer we are going to have many pleasant runs."
Athenia Cyclers 05 Jun 1895, Wed
Oakland Tribune (Oakland, California) Newspapers.com
A young ladies' bicycle club has been organized in Berkeley and will be known as the Athenian Cycling Club. Crimson and black are the colors selected for the costume/ Miss Edda Rider is captain; Miss Edith Huddart, president; Miss Pearl Judson, secretary; Miss Jennie Mason, treasurer.
Athenian Cycling Club 13 Aug 1895, Tue
The Berkeley Gazette (Berkeley, California) Newspapers.com
Clubs from Alameda and Berkeley will attend, and the feminine cycling club, the Oak Leaf Cyclers, is trying to bring its courage up to the point of attending in a body and as an organization. But whether the club attends or not, there will be some bloomered bicyclists in attendance.
Oakland's Lady Cycling Captain Wishes She Were Free.
Mrs. Mills, who, as Miss Mabel Holmes, was the popular captain of the Oak Leaf Cycling Club, will soon take steps to sever the bonds of matrimony that bind her to Percy Mills, a young San Jose attorney.
WILL DRAW THE COLOR LINE.
The Athenian Cyclers Have Been Challenged by the Champion Colored Scorcher.
SHE CLAIMS THE WORLD'S RECORD.
Miss Idella Allen Is Very Anxious to Have a Race With Some of the Bloomer Girls of Oakland
Oakland office of "The Examiner,"
918 Broadway.
OAKLAND, December 14. - Miss Idella Allen, the champion colored cycler, known among her friends as "The Pride of Oakland," is not satisfied with the record she has made among those of her own race, and proposes to give white people a chance to show whether they or she can make the fastest time.
Some months ago a number of Oakland ladies organized the Oak Leaf Cycling Club, which achieved some fame by its radical stand for bloomers and reform dress. The club was finally disbanded, but the ladies were prompt to organize a successor, which bears the name of "The Athenian Cyclers." This club has a number of prominent ladies among its members....
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