The morning times., 1895-08-28
UNION OF BOAT CLUBS
All Went on a Moonlight Excursion
to Marshall Hall.
The Outing Was Given TO Raise Funds
to Defray Regatta Expenses.
Many Young Folks Went.

Notwithstanding the cloudy and threaten
ing weather last evening, about eight
hundred persons went aboard the Maca lester
for trip to Marshall Hall as the guests of
the Analostan, Columbia Athletic and
Poton@s.- Boat Clubs, each of which was
well represented by well-known members.
The excursion was one OF the most
delightfully."- pleasant and congenial that
have found landing place at this very
beautiful river resort this season.
The company included nearly all the best
kknown young society people in town and
was just such select one as the several
boat clubs have long since earned a
reputation for having as their guests.
1t was the first time in the history of the
three clubs that joint excursion has been
given by them, and its great success should
serve as a precedent for an annual affair
OF its kind to fulfill the double purpose
OF bringing money into their treasures
as well as TO still stronger weld the chain
OF good fellO wship which now so happily
holds them together for their common good.
The outing was given for the purpose
OF raising funds to defray the expenses
OF the regat To OF Saturday last, nd while
there was not as large a crowd as the
object deserved, yet the regatta com
mittee hopes to realize enough out OF the
returns o meet the necessary demands upon
IL.
The several commit ees in charge Of
the boat nd at the Hall rendered valuable
services ! u looking after the pleasure and
comfort of the guests.
The party reached home at a seasouable
hour more than pleased with its outing
Among those present in addition to the
officers OF the three clubs were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason Richards, Mr.. and Mrs Hills,
Mr and Mrs. William K. Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward F. Riggs, Mr.. nd Mrs. ].
Griffith, Mr. aud Mrs. J. o. Varnell, Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs Ryan, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Schmidt, Mr.. nd Mrs. ]. NJ.
Miller, Mr. aud Mrs. ]. L. Ryan, Mr.. and
Mrs George Bailey, Mr.. a I'd Mrs. j. c.
Ferguson.
Miss Lettie Morris. Misses walrord,
Miss Lilly, Miss Highman, Miss Ruth
| Brooke, Miss Alice Seitz, Misses Ball,
Miss Katherine L. Walsh, Miss Margaret
Dyer, Miss DalzelI, Miss Luckett, Miss
Heples, Miss JarbOe, Miss Estelle Heron,
Mrs. Lieut.. Gilmore, Miss Richardson,
Miss Thompson, Miss NJ. Moore, Miss
Laura Cassidy, Miss Dean, Miss Fannie
Johnston, Miss Branzel, Miss Hall, Miss
Phillips, Miss Moflett Miss Wilson, Miss
Carrie Upshaw, Miss Frankland, Miss Gun
ston, Miss Rance Williams, Miss Elliott,
Miss Cameron, Miss Mattingly, Miss Bur
| ford, Miss Ada Pollock, Miss
| Carrie Ball, Miss Thompson,
Messrs. Smead, Joe Lambert, William
Metcalf, Ralph Lee, DR.. Frank Ward, VIII
| S. TeeI, Lee Phillips. Leonard Chew, A.
B. Mccoy, j. 5. Moore, DR.. ]. Bart Hills,
R. B. Randolph, Adam Johnston. j Felt
ner, G. Magee, GeoG;e Van DaChenhauser,
George j. Johnston, president P. B. c.;
| Royce Hugh, c. NJ BAH, VIII Offley,
| VIII NJ. Mooney. VIII Howard, g. V.
Bucks, W. Howard Gibson, Eugene John
| ston, j. L. Marshall, G. Carlyle Whiting,
| Harry A. Benner, Clint Demo, Dr.. Won
| Lindgreu and many others.