Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-10
= THE CARROLL INSTITUTE.
Members and Their Friends En,oyed
Themselves mt Marshall HAIL.

MemO ers ana fhear Friends Enjoyed
Themselves mt Marshall Hail.
| The annual excursion Of Carroll Institute
| to Marshall Hall yesterday was in every
way an immense success. Hundreds Of peo-
pie went down on the Manchester and the
River Queen during the afternoon and even
ing, and those who did not care to stop OF
at Marshall Hall were given the opportuni-
ty to enjoy a most delightful sail as far
down as Indian Head. ..a-
A finer day could hardly have been found
Tor such trip. barring the fact that on the
return they ran into the rain, but this cid
not succeed in putting a damper on the
pleasure of the crowd
At the grounds there were all sorts of
entertainments planned for the amusement
of the excursionists. The earlier boat car
ried down party of base ball experts
and there was a game between the fats
and the leans" The team with the greater
amount of avordupois also had the larger
number of runs when Umpire Ed. Matthews
called the game at shutdown. In the pavil-
ion there was an excellent orchestra, which
supplied music for the merry dancers all
the evening. In the rear of the mansion an
open stage had been erected, with seats
about it for the audience. and here the Car
roll Institute orchestra of eighteen pieces,
under the leadership of S. Minister, gave a
brief concert that called forth mucli ap-
plause. This began with a rendering OF
The Carroll Institute" march, composed
for the occasion by Ben Judson.
relieving this there was an exhibition BIZ
the junior class in athletics, under the lead
ershlp OF Prof. Maurice A. joyce The
class was composed of Ernest ii. Kettier.
James Barrett, Claude O'DopnoShue
Daniel Cox, George A. SpUrrier.- George J.
McclosKey, Archie l.. Donohoe, Matthew
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oper air exercises on the German horse. IN
der the lead of Prof Joyce. which was fol-
lowed by acrobatic and contortion acts by
Prof. Joyce, George A. Spurrier and little
Eddie Noigt. John Henderson and Jessie
Coleman gave an exhibition of speciality
dancing. This was followed by a couple OF
friendly bouts. with boxing gloves, and by
some fancy Indian club swinging by Mat
thew Horne, a member of the institute
While all this was going on there was an
interesting contest in the bowling alley be-
tween teams from the Carroll Institute and
the Young Mems Catholic Club. Last year
the institute team We're champions of the
District. but they lowered their colors TO
their rivals last evening" for the Y. Nj c G
piled up a total of s41, with J. x. Lans,iale
having the highest individual score, lsO
pms, and Ii. Lehman, J. T. Trap, II. Leh-
man and III. Quincy following him In order
on the winning team. The instituters had a
total score of a. Merritt led for them
with loO pins, and Shea, J. Armstrong.
Armstrong and Downey succeeding him in
the number Of pins knC clxed down.
On the return trip the institute orchestra
furnished a delightful musical program
which made the ride seem all too short
though ii was after eleven O. clock when the
steamer tied up to her wharf
Ihat the excursion was such success
was due largely to the efforts of the enter
tainment committee. which consisted of Ed
>. Hannan, chairman; Major Edmond NAL
let. Thomas j. sullivan. Henry w. S5hon.
Dominic Murphy. Bernard j. CoyIe.
Nicholas II. Shea. Michael l. Weller, George
William HILL Jules Boeufve. Walter c.
Byrne, NJ. D.; David E. McComb. John r
Galloway, Matthew Il. Johnston John n
Lyons stephen Is. Ellery. Edward J. Red
mond, Gregory l. Ennis. William H Man
ogue. JOS. r. Freeman. Albert Slllers John
flnn, raymond 5. Donaldson, Daniel Dono-
van. Charles J. Brown. George J. Nav. ID
Carroll Digges, Newton H. Bowman, Walter
D. Cannon, Nj. D.; Valentine H Cumming
James II. Mankfn. Michael j. Colbert. John
]. Dernody, Frank N Devereux, William
r. Downey. John ]. Collins George Is Van
keuren Johnson Eliot NJ. D.; Herman ]
Schulteis Robert Mcdonald, r. Edward
White, George Bogus, Thomas V Smith
George c. Boarman. William A Kearon
John L: Howard, Arthur Small. Joseph G
w. Darr Frank p. May. Charles w Handy
and John Byrne
The dancing committee was H Colds
borough Goddard, chairman; George T. Cox.
William II. De Lacey. John c. Mclaughlin.
Charles i. O'Connor. Joseph l. Griffith
Clarence ID. Vining, Geo. N Mclaughlin
Bernard II. Bridget. James F. Meegan Har-
ry b. Merritt, j. Nota McGil Herbert A.
Oliver. William w. Ryan and Patrick H
OFarrell
The athletic exhibition and the base hail
game were arranged for by a committee of
which Mr.. John T. Johnson was chairman
while the bowling was managed by George
,; Livingston, and the lawn concert by Paul
II. Cromelien