Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27
EXCURSION s.

The Emmett Guards, company A, fourth
battalion. gives al excursion next Monday to
River View. The ladies' auxiliary corps will
assist and great success is expected.
This evening at Gas the Samuel J. Pentz goes
to Indian Head, stopping at River View both
ways. The Imperial Hungarian Gypsy Band
will present an attractive program during the
trip to the Head.
The coming grand double tournament and
dress ball at River View is attracting much at
tention. II will occur Tuesday, August 80.
the fitting beginning at noon sharp. This is
the sixth tournament under this management,
and its predecessors have been successfully
conducted on an elaborate scale that the event
Is one of great interest. The knights will all be
in Costume, and the entire affair, including the
dress ball in the evening. is expected TO be one
of great picturesqueness.
The excursion Of the Telegraphers' Mutual
Relief Association. which occurs next Monday
evening on the Manchester. presents an unusual
list OF attractions. The Columbia Club of
many performers, piano and vocal solos
and features of especial amusement are
expected to fill every minute OF the time with
enjoyment.
An excursion to Colonial Beach for the bene-
fit of Union Chapel takes place next Tuesday.
Steamer George Iearv leaves It'll street wharf
at 9 am. The churches of the city are invited
TO lend their aid. 1t is to be an occasion of en-
joyment and at the same time for the promo
ton of a'worthy object.
The second annual excursion of the Plate
Printers Assembly takes places on the Macale5-
ter next Tuesday evening at $50 pm. Marshall
Hall is the objective point
The Young Mems Catholic Association gives
excursion next Thursday for the benefit of
~. IhomaSC hurch. 1t goes to Chapel Point,
fifty miles down the river. bathing. dancing
and music By the Monumental Band will be
among the attractions.
The Manchester leaves at 6:45 this afternoon
for Marshall Hail and Indian Head.
Glen Echo has open its cafe and sacred con-
certs are announced for tomorrow in the illum-
mated groves.
W. Harry Wards exhibition in fancy and
trick bicycle contest for the championship of
the District is added to the attractions of Buena
Vista on the Potomac.
Tickets are on sale at Brentano's for the trip OF
the J. VI. SchOfield Garrison, r. A. and NJ. T.,
to Marshall Hall September l. 1t will be an en-
ioyable musical event, the L. S. Marine, the
third artillery and Schroeder's select band
being in attendance.
The wealth of novelty offered by Bethesda
Park continues TO make it an attractive spot
TO pleasure seekers.
About 100 children from the Washington City
Protestant Orphan ASYLUM enjoyed the hospi-
talitv OF Capt. Blake and Col McKibbben at Mar
shall Hall yesterday. These children after lunch
were given the freedom of the grounds and en-
joyed to the utmost the various forms Of amuse-
ment which are provided there.
The Sunday schedule to Marshall Hall is az
follows: The Manchester at II a. M. 245 and 6:15
pm. The River Queen at $3.50 pm, with
Schroeder's select band. Music. from the COM
at Marshall Hall in an unusually choice pro-
gram. Returning. steamers leave Marshall
Hall a. 12:45, 4:4j. and $50 pm. Passengers
can return on any boat. Fare for the round
trip. % cents. The Manchester to Marshall
Hall and Indian Head this evening at Gas.