Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-09

AAAA' " 4. uoOudcre came out OF the series
winner, not having been beaten in a single
game, and he therefore won the handsome gold
badge.
Following the presentation OF the badge the
members enjoyed q supper in the club rooms
Last Sunday the Columbias rode to Bladens-
rode to Cabin John.
Skute, the club dog, won victory at the
CLUB the other night. Capt Newman visited
the house with his dog and the meeting be-
tween his pet and ''Skute' was anything but
tame affair. When the CANNES were separated
vince had to wash the blood OF the floor.
CYCLE EUcHRE CLUB.
The Cycle Euchre Club, which was organ
lied early in the fall by the ladies of the Nomad
Cycle Club, held its last meeting Of the season
Monday night. On this occasion the club was
entertained at the residence of Miss Grace C.
keefer OF Capitol Hill and it proved one of the
most enjoyable meetings Of the season. The
favors were both for the single meeting and
the season. Messrs. Geo. NJ. Washburn, secre-
tary OF tn N. c. c., and A. H. Davidson, first
Lieutenant OF the n. G. c., and Misses Laura
Milsy and Fannie At Lee were in
previous meeting. The favors were won
cy Mr.. Washburn and Miss Wiley, each making
more than 700 points. The gentiem ms favor
was an oak rocker and the lady's solid silver
hair ornament. For the evening games the
game favors were carried off by Mr.. D. L.
Sandoe. captain Of the Arlington wheelmen,
and Miss keefer. while the point favors were
captured BY Mr.. Ticher and Miss Wiley.
After the games were concluded refresh
ments were served and the guests were enter
tanned with several instrumental selections.
CRESCENT CENTURY CLUB.
The members Of the Crescent Century Club
have been training during the past few days.
and tomorrow, weather permitting there will
be century run to Baltimore and return via
Ellicott City. By this route the measured
distance between the two cities is forty-nine
miles, and the additional two miles will be made
up in the cities. On the following Sunday the
run will be to Leesburg via the Great Falls
From the Falls the long-distance riders will
travel over the towpath to Edwards Ferry,
where they will cross the river.
The date for the semi-annual century run of
the club has not yet been determined upon,
but 1t will be run some time next month.
All the members Of the club are joining the
l.. A. W. and they will take q prominent part
In the league meet this summer.
ARLINGTON wHEELMKH.
The Arlington wheelmen held their regular
monthly ame0ing Tuesday evening at the
Office Of the Inventive Age The club decided
to change their uniforms this season. The uni
form adopted is to consist of q black coat the
length of the body, black tights, white sweater
with club emblem and black cloth cap with
cloth visor.
WHEELED FROM NEWARK TO BALTIMORE.
Messrs. Charles F. Kocher and Herbert j.
Kocher. wheelmen from Newark, N. J., were
in the city this week. The former 10 a member
Of the Riverside A. c., and the latter is con-
nected with the Atlanta wheelmen. They rode
from Newark to Baltimore. reaching the latter
place. Tuesday evening during a heavy rain,
which caused them to abandon the road and
come over on a train.
They left here Wednesday evening for Balti-
more, after having spent the day in sight see
ing intending to ride home on their ''bikes"
via Practical Farmer, where the road is said to
be the toughest in this section.