Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-08
FOX COOL WEATHER,
Places Where Excursionists Can Go and Es-
cape These Hot Days.

| Places Where Excursionists Can Go and Es-
cape These Hot Days.
The season for excursions has come with a
grand rush. and during these blazing days hosts
| Of people are taking every opportunity to es-
| cape from the city for a brief breathing SPELL
Here are some of the opportunities offered in
| the next few days:
CoSDUcroRs AND GkIPMEN.-The conductors
and gripmen Of the Washington and George
town road give their first grand excursion of
the season to River View today. Bo ats have
been running during the day and another
will go down at 6A5 p. m. There will be
dancing and music, and further fine perform
ance will be given at $50 p. m.
ASAcosTIA SUNDAY ScHooI--On next Thurs
day the Anacostia VI. E. Sunday school, whose
excursions met with SO much favor last year.
George Leary will be the boat and the fare will
! include lodging and meals.
COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB.-On Monday at
$50 p. m. the Manchester will 20 down the river
loaded down with the members and friends Of
the Columbia Athletic Club. MARSHALL Hall
Is the objective point, and the occasion as has
always happened In the past, will be most en-
joyable one.
UNITED ExcURsIoS.-It will be a grand
united excursion to River View Monday. July
No. 8; Ivanhoe Castle, No. 4; Mt. Vernon
Castle. No. 5. Knights Of the Golden Eagle of
the District OF Columbia. Many special attrac-
tons will be on hand. The Pentz and the RAN
dali will make their regular trips.
RIVER VlEw.-Sunday at River View presents
unlimited attractions. and tomorrow will be no
exception. There will be the usual excellent stage
performance. with Fleurette, the high kicker and
hAmochi, the magician, as stars. The Pentz
makes regular Sunday trips at 10:45 An, 3:15
and $50 pm.
MoUSr vEnSoN.-Mount Vernon possesses
double attractions in its natural beauties and
Its historical memories. II can be reached in
several ways by boat and by rail. The Macal-
ester makes its summer trips ct 10 a. m. and
pm
The Washington, Alexandria and Mount YER
non road runs down to Mount Vernon also, and
affords a pleasant trip along the banks Of the
river and through Alexandria Trains can be
taken at the PennsylvanIa depot or the ferry
can be taken for Alexandria
MARSHALL HALL--Marshall Hall continually
increases in popularity. There is always some
thing to enjoy at this charming resort and the
enjoyment ranges from shad to dancing and
from clam chowder to a full brass band. The
Manchester and River Queen make regular trips
to the hall
STEAMER BARrHoLpI-A pleasant way for a
small party to enjoy an excursion is to charter
the steamer Bartholdi and 20 up the river to
some one OF the landings.
GLEN EcHo.-Glen Echo will be especially
pleasant tomorrow. At 3 o'clock there will be
q grand concert by large orchestra under the
leadership Of Prof Charles b. Douch. assisted
by Mr.. Morrison and Miss Barbara Reitmayer
Glen Echo can be pleasantly reached by
means OF the Georgetown and Teuleytown
and the Glen Echo roads.
BAY RIDGE-Bay Ridge is still in all its
glory and is affording enjoyment for multi
tudes of excursionists. There are all sorts OF
AnlOympnta incl
bathing. fishing and music. Baltimore and
Ohio trains make regular trips to the Ridge
ID. D. s. r. PIcNIc-It is q family picnic and
prize bowling which the d. o. s. r. will give
at Washington Park. 134O-135O E street south.
east. on Monday. There is certain to be q good
time by all hands. the organization is noted
for that sort Of thing. The gates will be open
at p. IN.
NATIONAL RIFLEs-The National Rifles give
their second excursion for the season to
Marshall Hall on Monday. The Manchester
leaves her wharf at $50 p. m and will return
in good season. The National Rifles, besides
being one Of the crack military organizations
Of the city, are noted for their success in
arranging thoroughly ENJOYABLE excursions.
OCEAN CIrE-Special excursions will be run
leaving the Baltimore and Ohio depot. The
excursions will return on Monday. thus allow
ing hrst-clsss outing on the Chesapeake.
NAVAL LoDGE.-Taval Lodge. No. T. F. A. l.
", is going to Marshall Hall next Tuesday.
They are going for good time. too, which they
always manage to find The boat viii 60 down
at 6:45.
GRAND CANTON, No. TUESDAY will be Odd
Fellows day at River View. The excursion
will be by Grand Canton, No. 1. A fine musi-
cal and literary program will be one Of the
features. The Pentz will make her usual three
trips
FiREMES's EXCURSION next will
see the fremen at River View. 1t will be the
first annual excursion for the benefit Of the
fremen's pension and relief fund, and will
doubtless be very largely attended.
LocKED-oUT ECKINGToN MEN.-The locked
out employees Of the lexington road are TO have
the benefit Of an excursion to Indian Head on
Monday, July II, and the steamer Harry Ran
dali leaves at $50 pm.
LAysBURGH EMPLoYEs-It will be the tenth
annual excursion of the employees Of Lans-
burg 4 Bro. which will go down to Marshall
Hall on Wednesday evening. The Manchester
will furnish the motive power for the trip and
all sorts Of attractions will contribute to the
pleasures. There will be a concert BY the
Washington Mandolin. Banjo and Guitar Club
and Schroeder's 81 Orchestra will play for dancing.
The boat leaves at go p. m.
RIVER VIEW Observation-Disclosures Grant
Parish has engaged the famous De Filippl
troupe, direct from the Eden Theater, Paris, to
appear tomorrow at River View in their ceie-
brated character, grotesque clodoshe dances
and laughable French pantomimes. The petite
singer Miss Clara Bel, from Roster 4 Balls,
will be heard in topical ditties- The great
Fleurette will be seen in new dances. Kamo-
chi, the lady magician; Miss Montford, Miss
Irimble, Mr. John Coburn and the balance Of
the Casino Vaudeville Company will appear to-
morrow. Capt. Randall's stage performances
have proved highly attractive and are drawing
crowded boats. The Sunday bill is especially
large and interesting. The Pentz leaves Sun
day at l0:45 am, 3:i5 and $50 pm Tickets
IS cents; children. Is cents River View is en-
joying splendid run of patronage at present
Carel essness In Building.
To the Editor Of The Evening star:
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