Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-05

the club was married during the week, ana
received the congratulations OF all the 'up
members and a more substantial assurance
OF their well wishes. Mr.. Moran is now en-
ioying his honeymoon at Old Point COM
fort.
Lieut.. William Britt. with Messrs. Theo-
dore McGirr and William staub. enjoyed
trip to Dickey's at the Great rails last
Sunday.
Liberty Whcclmen.
Four members of the Liberty Wheelmen
returned during. the carly part of the week
from q bicycle trip across the state of New
York from Niagara Falls to New York
city. Those who made UP the parry were
Jerry W. Collins. Phil Brown, John ]. king
and John a. Graham. The route followed
was that laid down in the New York road
book of the l.. A. W., and took the riders
through all the principal cities Of the state
on the line of the New York Central rail-
road. The trip consumed about nine days.
and most of it was made on the wheel. All
the various points of interest were visited.
and flying trip was made to Toronto
while at the Falls.
The ride down the Hudson river was the
most enjoyable part of the outing. the
roads being in magnificent condition and
the scenery all that could be desired. West
Point was visited and the bicyclists man
aged to reach New York city in time to
help receive Ii Hung Chang The roads all
through the state were reported as being
SOoi, although lnOSe IN the eastern nor
ton were a trife better than those in the
western. The trip was made in easy Ste ges.
and not an accident of any kind occurred
to mar the pleasure of the outing. New
York state is an ideal country for bicyclists.
who are accorded more privileges perhaps
than In any other state, and the people
proved invariably courteous and kind.
Short stays were made in all of the larger
cities. and the return from New York was
made by rail.
Arlington Wheeimen.
The Arlington Wheelmen have a long
trip scheduled for tomorrow and Labor day.
This evening at m .dnight the train will be
taken for Harper's Ferry. the members of
the party taking their wheels along with
them. In the morning they will leave Har-
per's Ferry and ride to Charlestown. w.
Va. and other places by the way; Martins
burg will also be visited. and on Monday
the homeward trip will be made. The
party will be under Mr.. Ed. Terry and
among those who will go are Messrs. E. j.
Murphy, w. P. Walker, Frank Potts ard
B. F. Larcombe
The regular monthly meeting of the club
KAN. on which occasion President Gettin-
ger is obliged to fill the recently won chal-
lenge cup for the club team championship
OF the District. appropriately celebrating
The run last Sunday was to Bran.lywine,
with Lieut.. Frank Potts in charge. Twelve
members went out and spent the day
Mr. George W. Rhinehardt the secretary
OF the cluo, has returned from a visit to
Vermont where he was the guest Of his in
tended wife.
o. Y. E. 8. Cycle Club.
o. Y. E. s. Cycle Club No. l, took a spin
Tuesday evening to Cycle Cottage Capt
Van Deuser was in charge. and Informed
none OF the riders Of the destination A
very enjoyable evening was spent by the
large crowd that went out on the trip. At
the last meeting of the club the date Of
runs was changed so as to make every
tuesday the weekday run. that day teirg
more convenient to the maj ority Of the club
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Costinett and Mrs.
Psrkhurst have returned from a pleasant
vacation spent at Pen-Mar
MRS. Thomas. one Of the CLUB members. ia
confined to her home with sickness
Capt. Van Deusen and Iieut
thompson have planned a trip up tho
Shera1doah valley for the next two dnvs
dpey leave the city this evening, by train,
and ride part of the way by rail. finisJ,ine
the distance on their wheels
Washington Road Club.
The Washington Road Club held its regu-
lar meeting during the week. at which
Messrs c. H. Ridenour, w. H. Ridenour, ].
r. Milton and A. P. Crandall were elected
to active membership. and Mr. Joseph R.
Rabbit to honorary membership The res
ignation of Mr.. c. J. McGill was accepted.
The club will have a large number of
members to attend a century run Of the
Century Cycling Club Of Maryland. which
leaves Baltimore on October IL Mr.. e. O.
Bowie sent in his monthly resignation, and
the same was not accepted. The clubs IL
orary Is rapidly increasing and progressing
Under the management of Mr. c. H. Cook.
Several members of the club had a very
pleasant fishing trip last week on the Po-
tomac In the vicinity Of Seneca. Md. This
c. e. Wood. William Jose. Rudolph lose
and George Didden.
W. ]. Prince. the first lieutenant of the
club. has spent the last week up the shen-
Sunday. He will be met on his return tr,n
at Harper's Ferry by Rudolph Jose, the
secretary and treasurer of the club
c. p. Wood is spending weeks vaca-
tion at Seneca, Md, on fishing trip
The wel-known club tandem team-Greer
and Smiths row in steady training and is
doing some wonderful work. RonsaviIle
and Gauze are also in training on a tan
dem. and will do much for the clubs repr-
tatfon in future tandem races.
Fred Schade, the champion of the club is
training hard. although he had a severe
fall last week. The boys are confident in
him, and feel sure that he will win the
ma tch rare on Labor day
"ortOh SauetS SycI1St0.
The Morton Cadets Bicycle Association
have completed all arrangements for their
trip to New York Saturday night and they
are ready to depart from this city on the 6
o'clock train for Baltimore. They will leave
Baltimore at O'Clock the same evening,
and expect to arrive in Philadelphia, a dis
lance of ninety miles. at o'clock
the next morning. They Will stop over in
Philadelphia all day Sunday, seeing the
city, and will leave at o'clock that even
Ing for New York city. which they expect
to reach Monday morning in time for
breakfast. The distance from Baltimore to
New York will be made entirely by wheel,
and as the roads are said to be in good
condition, the boys expect to have no Ill
effects from their long ride. Five days will
be spent in sightseeing. New York, Brook
Ign and all adjacent places Of interest be-
ing taken in. The boys will leave New
York Friday evening, and returning by the
same route expect to reach here some time
Sunday. Those from the Cadets who will
take the trip are Privates Bailey, Rey-
nolds. Chisholm and their friends. D. "
Chisholm, w. NJ. Hutton and William
Chase. 1t was expected that Capt. Shilling
would take charge Of the trip. but as he
will be unable to go the affair will be con-
Quoted by Private ]. A. Chisholm, who is
able in every way to take charge Of the
trip.
Queer Wheelmen.
The Queer Wheelmen have a run sched-