Evening star., 1895-06-04
EXCURSIONS.

Tomorrow will be the first Wednesday Of
the season at beautiful River View, and the
ammo uncement will be glad news to the
many of Capt. Randalrs patrons who re-
serve Wednesday for a trip down the river
Prof. Proctor's classes will give exhibi-
tions of terpsichorean art, embracing the
latest fancy dances. Auth's fine music will
be heard in concert. The first trip to In
dian Head will also be inaugurated, leaving
at 6:45 pm, stopping at River View both
ways. The Pentz will leave Wednesday at
9:45 am, ] AS and GAS pm.
Capt. Randall's enterprises include the
mana cement of Hotel Belleview of Chapel
Point. He has issued round-trip ticket.
including transportation via steamer Harry
Randall, supper, lodging and breakfast at
the Point" for S. This thirty-six hours
outing so reasonably placed is meeting with
popular favor. He has also issued River
View season ticket, including forty-three
trips. good on Sunday. Wednesday and
Saturday for $3.50 and a fourteen-trip Sat-
uriay ticket for 81. The demand for these
season tickets proves the sagacity of their
issue.
The knights of st. John, R. c. u, en-
joyed a days outing at Marshall Hall yes
down three heavy boat loads of merry pic
ricers to the popular resort. About fifty
knights in uniform of the Holy Name Com
mandery, No. 2lS, of this ely were present,
Drum Corps. which furnished music
throughout the evening. A number of peo-
pie not connected with the organization
sought relief from the hot city, and made
the humber exceptionally large. Capt. P.
H. Gallagher was In command of the
knights, with Lieuts. Thos Bevans and
VIM. A. Lusby. State Organizer Lewis H.
Lanman of St. Peters Commandery, No.
134, was present as a guest. DR.. Collins.
the surgeon of the commandery, also ac-
companied the knights. The day was spent
in most enjoyable way, the only incident
to mar the pleasure of the occasion being
the narrow escape of a young boy from
drowning at the bathing beach. He was
standing on the end of the pier, and in
some unaccountable way lost his balance
and fell overheard, but was rescued by
bather who dived for him from the pier.
Tomorrow evening a moonlight excursion
will be given by Hamline Church to Indian
Head, and everything that will insure an
evening of pleasure, as well as comfort
has been arranged for. Refreshments will
be served by the laCies of the church, and
it is safe to say that an evening of enjoy
ment is in store for all who go on this trip
The steamer Harry Randall will leave Al
$50 pm.
The Catholic knights of America will
take possession of River View on Thursday
June 6. 1t has always been the custom o.
this society to make their excursions com
plete in every particular, and this yearf
outing at River View will be no exception
as numerous attractions have been addeS
to make the day a pleasant one. ThI
steamer Samuel ]. Pentz will leave at II
am. and p m.
The Presidents Troop, D. c. n. G., viii
journey to Marshall Hall on Thursday next
This Is the first excursion that this organi-
zation has given this season, and it will
undoubtedly be accompanied by large
number of friends. The boys have provid-
ed for many additional attractions, and this
is sure to prove one of the best excursions
given this year. The Manchester will leave
at 10 am. and 2:30 pm, and the River
Queen at $50 am. and $50 pm.