The Washington times., 1894-08-10
IT'S ONLY A MEMORY NOW
Carroll Institutes Excursion Nas a
Huge Success in Every NAY.
BOATS CROWDED ON EVERY TRIP
Music BY the Amateur Observation-Disclosures
Joyce's Juvenile Athletes Gave an Ex-
hibition-scientifc sparring Match
Baseball Between Fats and Leans"

The twenty-hrst annual excursion of Carroll
Institute to Marshall Hall yesterday was big
success in every way. The steamers Macales-
ter and River Queen went down crowded on
every trip, bearing merry parties out for the
days pleasure and in honor Of the occasion.
The Manchester took probably the largest
crowd during the day on her evening trip.
Those who did not care to stop at Marshall
Hall was given the enjoyment Of ride to
Indian Head. An excellent programme for
the entertainment of the excursionjsts was
carried out under the direction of Paul II.
Cromelien. The exercises took place in front
of the mansion shortly after nightfall. They
consisted of an excellent instrumental musi-
cal concert. given by the Carroll Institute
orchestra under the dictatorship OF Prof
S. Minister. Many popular airs and medleys
from operas were played in a manner that
won merited applause for the performers.
Prof. VI. A. joyce, with his juvenile class.
gave an excellent athletic exhibition. which
comprised physical drill. exercise on the Ger
man horse, acrobatic and contortion acts.
PROF. JoYCE's ATHLETES.
The young people taking part in this feat
ure Of the entertainment were: Ernest II.
keppler James Barrett, Claude o. Donnoghue.
Daniel Cox. George A. Spurrier. Manuel
Keane, George J. McCloskey. Archie L. Dom
noghue. Eddie voight. and Maddox Horne
A scientific sparring match of two rounds
was given by Prof. Joyce and J. A. Eckert
This was followed by an amusing boxing
match between John and jess, two small col
ored boys late of the Francis Wilson troupe.
The youngsters also delighted the audience
with jig dancing.
Thos, interestad in hayrlinD had chauoa
TO see a fine contest between team from the
Y. NJ. C. C. and a team from Carroll Insti
tute. which resulted in favor of the former
and the prize, a silk banner. was awarded the
victors. The score was as follows: Y. VI. &.
c. team-Lonsdale, 1S0 X. Lehman, 140; NJ.
16s; total, T9T. c. l. team-H. i. Merritt,
156; G. Armstrong. 1877: W. F. Downey. "a; J.
Shea, 155; J. Armstrong. ITO: total. 642.
The field sports intended for the afternoon
amusement did not take place, but instead a
baseball game was PLAYED between the Fats
and the Leans" of Carroll Institute. The
game was broken up. however. in the fifth
inning by thunder storm. The score at the
interruption of the game stood to in favor
of the Fats"
The dancing pavilion was merry scene
for the young people, who enjoyed the num-
bers on the programme as arranged by Prof.
Schroeder and played by his orchestra.
John I. Johnson, George S. Livingston,
Paul Fl. Cromelien, H. Godsborough God
dard, and Ed. J. Hannah were the chairmen
of committees having the arrangement of the
excursion. They were assisted by large
committee. to the members of which much
praise is due for the happiness that all en-
joyed on the occasion.
AMONG THOSE WHO WENT DOWN.
Among those who went down to Marshall
Hall were: Senator Murphy, of New York; E.
J. Hannah, ]. d. Brady, y. T. Taylor, Dr. J.
]. Darby, James Forsythe. J. T. Meegan,
George H. O'Connor. J. A. Burkhardt, n. H.
Shea, W. $. Mccarthy, A. |. Clark. A. II.
Oliver. Jerome A. Magee, Charles E. O'Con-
nor. H. X. Hickey. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Voighr
and family, Mr.. John O'Hannon and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mallett. Joseph A. Burkhardt,
George Cox, Frank Devereux and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schulters, Mr. James II.
Shea, Mr.. Laurence Mangan and the Misses
Mangan. Mr.. John Saul, Mr.. V. Saul. Mr..
Joseph Cullen. Prof. L. E. Cannon. Mr.. c. F.
Miller, Mr.. Albert Lake. Mr.. John Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Mckenna. Mr.. Fred Long
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Sohon. Mr.. and Mrs
William F. Downey, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Sillers, MIR. Thomas W. Smith, MIR. B. j.
Coyle, Mr.. ]. Donovan, Mr.. George
Van Keuren, Mr.. H. V. Merritt,
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. May, Mr.. R. Magee,
Mr.. F. E. Mitchell. Mr.. Ed Mast, Mr.. A. j.
Clarke, Mr.. James Megan, Mr.. John Byrne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cain, Mr.. George O'Con-
nor, Mr. Kenneth O'Connor, ". c. Jacques,
the Misses Keleher. Miss Rose Mccarthy, Dr.
P. J. Doon, Mr.. and Mrs. McCauliey, and
Mes. John Bingham.