Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21
Excursions.

. Wnen tne thermometer gets up IN the nine
ties the average citizens thoughts turn with
longing toward the river and the cool breezes
to be found there. During the next few days
there VIII be every opportunity to carry out
this longing.
BosroN HOUSE, EMPLoYEs-Next Tuesday
the Boston House Employees Relief Association
gives an excursion to Marshall Hall on the Mac
niesfer. Schroeder's Orchestra viii be on hand
and there will be music and dancing. For this
occasion the Boston House closes at $50 The
Manchester leaves the wharf at Gas pm
FIRST PREsDYTERIAS CHURcH.-Monday next
IL the date Of the excursion to Indian Head and
return, given annually by the First Presby-
terrain Church. The River Queen will carry
the crowd and the celebrated First Church
quartet will sing and a selected orchestra will
play The boat will leave at $50 p. n.
WASHINGTON ATHLETIC CLUB.-The WASH
ington Athletic Club gives its first annual ex-
cursion to Marshall Hall tomorrow The
steamers Manchester and River Queen leave at
$3.50 and 10 am. and and ESQ pm. The DAYS
features will include boat races, running races
base ball game and other athletic sports.
Mrs. Casey will row against some member OF
the club.
HANLINE SUNDAY ScHooI.-Th anuuaie.cur-
sion OF the school will take place tomorrow.
River View is the objective point and the Pentz
will carry the crowd The steamer leaves the
wharf at $50 a. NJ, and o. m, returning
leaves River View at 1880, $50 and $50 p. m
SrANsBURY LoDoE--Lodge No. "a, p. A.
A. M. and Ruth Chapter, No. !, order OF the
Eastern Star. give Joint excursion and picnic
tomorrow to Bay Ridge, where a good tins Is
assured. The b. 4 o. will run special trains to
the resort and visitors will be able TO spend any
bay.
SIXTH PnEsBYrERIAS CEuRcH.-The select
moonlight excursion by the Sixth Presbyterian
Church to Indian Head will take place this
evening. The River Queen leaves her wharf
at $50 p. m A special program of musical
and literary excellence will be provided
RIVER VIEW AND INDIAN HEAp.-Both places
have given pleasure to so many people that it is
needless to speak OF their excellence. The
steamer Samuel ]. Pentz leaves at Gas am.
AS and 6:45 p m, Harry Randall at 7:i5 o. m.
Returning. leave River View at l2:l5. g. $50
and 1880 pm. Those spending the dav at
River View can take the Pentz and continue to
Indian Head Oh the evening trip. Next Sunday
Casino Vaudeville Company.
CARROLL INsrrTUrE.-The institute gives its
annual excursion to Marshall Hall this evening
These excursions are always ENJOYABLE, and to-
days will prove no exception. The Manchester
leaves at $50 pm, returning in good time.
MOUNT VERSoE.-Tbe grounds are open
daily except Sunday from IL until 4. and on
Wednesdays until JPN. The grounds can be
reached with comfortby either the river or
BY electric cars. The latter start every few
minutes from the Pennsylvania depot while
the Manchester makes daily trips at 10 a m.
and 2 pm.
MARSHALL HALL.-The green lawns Of Mar
shall Hall are always cool. The Manchester and
River Queen make frequent trips At $50 a.
m. the River Queen goes down, while the
Manchester makes trips at 10 am and pm
There is music on each trip and at the large
pavilion.
DISTRICT DEHooRAcY.-Chapel Point. Nd, is
to be the scene of the excursion next SATURDAY.
to be given by the MARYLAND Democratic Club.
The steamer Harry Randall viii leave at s:45 a.
m. returning at 1880 pm. Orators will lie
Mr.. Barnes Compton, Mr.. Chauncey F. Black
Mr.. VIM. McAdoo, Mr.. c. S. Hamlin, Mr. Her
man Stump and Edwin B. Hay, ESQ. Music BY
the famous Marine Band.
CALEDoSIAS CLUB.-The fourteenth ANIMAL
excursion OF the club takes place on Friday.
the Pentz leaving the wharf at Gas, las and
$50, and the Harry Randall at TAO The day
will then be spent among the enjoyments which
have made River View so attractive.
JoURNErMKN TAlLoRs-Next Monday the
Journcymen Tailors Assembly goes on excur-
sion to River View. when there is sure to be a
good time provided.
Steamer Samuel J. Pentz leaves wharf foot
18th street at 945 an, las and Gas pm, the
morning boat going Is far as Indian Head