Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-09

Clokey constitutes committee of one to
secure the dedication of a march to the
club, which will be played for the first
time on the night by Schroeder's full or
chestra. L. o. Slack was made chairman
OF committee to be selected by himself,
to attend to the decorations of the hall.
The Potomac Wheelmen had made ar
rangements last Sunday to go to Balti-
more, and enjoy trip around the Pimlico
course but on account of the rain the trip
Was abandoned. No run has been an
nounced for tomorrow, although the men,
bers will take a short ride.
Inc club now has arrangements pending
for new club house, and once installed in
the place. the club will be doomed.
B. F. Larcombe the secretary and treas
Crer of the Arlington Wheelmen, resigned
from office at the last meeting of the CLUB,
neld tuesday evening, because the duties
interfered with his study of medicine
His resignation was accepted with regret,
cid George w. Reinhart was elected TO fill
his place.
The Arlingtons took a morning spin last
Sunday over the CONDUIT road as far as the
Anglers Club house. A run to Rockville
has been called for tomorrow, starting at
half-past 8 o'clock.
Four members of the Active Road Club
rode out to Colesville fourteen miles dis
tant, last Sunday, despite the bad condi-
ton of the roads, A short spin to Fort
Myer will be taken tomorrow morning
C. E. Wood, Harry q. Greer, George Ball
and c. 1. Ronsaville of the Washington
& O'Clock, weather permitting. for a trip
to Benedict, on the Patuxent river, fifty-one
miles down. The riders expect to reach the
place before midnight, stay over Sunday for
duck shooting and return Monday.
The club did not take a run last Sunday,
but tomorrow spin to Forest Glen will be
made. starting from the club house at 10
o'clock in the morning.
At its last meeting held during the week
the Dupont Cycle Club reorganiZed. adopted
a constitution and elected officers as fol-
lows: President, c. E. Wood; vice president.
Robert Christie; secretary and treasurer,
Howard Fisk; captain, E. L. Wilson: first
lieutenant, T. s. Wood; second lieutenant,
H. T. Thompson. Last Sunday Capt. Wilson,
with six riders, took q cross-country trip to
Alexandria. Rockville will be the objective
point of the run tomorrow.
The Capital Bi Club started out on a run
to Benedict, Md, but on account of the
heaviness of the roads only went as far as
Brandywine. On account of the lateness Of
the season and the uncertainty of the wealth
er, no run Is scheduled for tomorrow, though
a cross-country ride will doubtless be taken.
DR.. ]. Bartlett Hills. the captain of the
club, has been selected as one of the judges
for the athletic events which will be held
this afternoon at Georgetown University.
In order to encourage the use of boomers
a newspaper in Clay Center, Kan, has Of
fered prize of 81 worth Of ice cream tick
cts for the first woman who will ride bicy-
Gle in boomer costume in the evening
around the public square of the place.
A report has been made that Angus Nc
Leod on October %. at Sarnia, Ontario. Can
ada, rode straightaway, flying start, I'M
paced mile in the remarkable time of 1.33 2-5.
No particulars have been given Of the great
event.