Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-21
EXCURSIONS.

The green lawns Of Marshall Hall will
anord day Of rest and pleasure tomorrow.
Prof. Schroeders Band will render choice
selections on the steamer and in the pavil-
ion The Manchester will leave her wharf
at IL am, 2:3O and $50 PM, and the River
Queen will leave at pm
These are harvest-moon evenings at pic
turesque River View, and to be in line to
amuse and please his thousands of patrons
Capt Randall will make q special feature
Of concert music. and all day Sunday Es-
puta's music will be heard. A dull day Is
SUNDAY, and nowadays very hot and dusty.
A delightful retreat to spend q July Sunday
Is beautiful River View and q sail dow n
the Potomac on the elegant Samuel ].
Pentz. Three fast trips win be made sun
day, at 1O:43 ain. 2:45 and Gas pm.
A very enjoyable and pleasant day may
be spent at Bay Ridge tomorrow. The fine
saltwater bathing, together with the fine
boating and fishing, will add attractiveness
10 the Ridge. A delightful trip may be
taken on the steamer Columbia to Balti-
mora and return for 10 cents. Trains will
leave the Baltimore and Ohio station at
OBS am, :35 and 315 pm.
The Tally-Ho Coach will leave 81 18th
street northwest tomorrow at 0:3O am. and
pm. for Arlington. Cabin John Bridge
and other points Of interest
Tomorrow the steamer Hattie will leave
S2d and Canal streets for delightful trip
to Great Falls and Cabin John Bridge.
The Carroll Institute will give its annual
excursion to Marshall Hall on next Mon
day. 1t will be an all-day excursion and
basket picnic There will be a game of ball
between the Fat and Leans of the institute
upon the arrival of the afternoon boat for
a prize. Following this there will be run
ming races, including a 100 and 20O-yard DASH
sack race potato race and three-leg race
There will also be a hop skip and Jump
race, bicycle race and standing jump.
The bowling teams of the institute and
CO.
ranged for a one-game contest for the two
prizes offered by the institute.
Some Of the best musical talent Of this
city will participate in the lawn concert
which viii be given In the evening Prof
Joyce will give an athletic exhibition, as
sisted by John and Jess" the two lit
tie darkies of the Francis Wilson troupe
Some of the pupils Of the gymnasium will
also take part in this exhibition. Music
will be furnished on the boat and at the
pavilion by Prof. Schroeder's Band, while
music will be furnished at both entertain
ments by the Carroll Institute Orchestra
The following are the chairrnen of the
several committees: Joint committee Of ar
Observation-Disclosures T. Taylor, John b.
Brady. Joseph A Burkhart. Arthur 1. Clark
Edward Noist and James +. Shea.
Reception-Ed. J. Hannah. Dancing-H
Goldsborough Goddard. Concert-Paul IT.
Cromleln. Bowling con test-George s. Liv-
inGston. Athletic entertainment-John T.
Johnson. Printing and advertising-Henry
c. Lancaster
The Paiais Royal Beneficial Association
will give their annual moonlight excursion
to Marshall Hall on next Tuesday evening
A very plea SAINT time is anticipated by the
members of the association, as a special
program has been arranged. The Mac
alester will leave her wharf at 6:45 pm
The gallant old gentlemen who comprise
the veteran Volunteer Firernen sas0c.a-
Ton Of WASHINGTON are going TO renew the,r
youth ut RiverFiew on Thursday next al The
occasion of their seven III annual excursion
They will revel In "reminiscences Of their
thrilling experiences Of yore, and while
they arc gossiping the thousand and one
yriarGs who accompany them Will nave Iots
e - Nth the various amusnrg,cnts that
-" 'i'-'- - the 0"~1llar resort. Ticl;eCs
r~- - co7te each. and the
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