The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-08-01


fortunate In having Dick to advise and
look after him..
The barge crew of the club made yer,
attractive appearance on Analostan re-
gatta day In the new white duck suits
with navy blue trimmings. 1t Is some
what OF a novelty to see the white uni
forms outside Of the Navy.
The barge club will give another OF its
enjoyable parties up-riveI during the com
| ing week
Lieut.. Baker hopes to give another club
| regatta during the coming month, and
several features will be introduced which
| will make 1t even more attractive than
| the very successful one of several weeks
| ago.
| Apalostan Boat Club.
| The Analostan Boat Club regatta on last
| Saturday was so successful in bringing
out the new members, and many OF the old
| too, that Capt. Ross Perry contempiates
| holding another early next month.
One of the principal reasons for re-
peating the affair is the fact that the de-
feated oarsmen In singles, gigs, fours
ana the eight are not satisfied with the
result and long for chance TO turn the
tables on the winners OF last week.
Hine has not recovered sufficiently from
his accident to take his plac In the senior
four, and In consequence Lou Fischer may
he compelled, much against his desire, TO
low in his place in the friendly trial against
the Columbia senior four.
The friendly race, IL will he remernb ered,
has been arranged for the purpose of giving
the G. A 4. crew hard practice and an ex-
perience which may stand it I'm good
Stead when it goes up against the crack
crews ut the National next month. The
friendly spirit between the clubs I'm this
matter H. the subject of much fs vora hle COM
ment. 1t is the true spirit OF friendly
rivalry.
Clagett, having defeated his rivals In
the club In The singles 30 handily ON re-
gatta day, is now anxious TO try conclu
sions with Others in some open regatta.
He II practicing every day aud gaining
foIm and speed steadily.
Taylor's work at struke is improving at
a rapid rate. He has good judgment and
plenty OF reserve, and by many his style
is hkene'i TO that of the excellent work of
Capt. Perry.
The club members were much distressed
during the week to learn of the serious ILL
ness of Col. Fred Flowers, one of the most
popular officers and members in the clubs
ranks, these many days. AS he is out OF
town. nothing definite could be learned
of his condition. but all his legion of friends
here wish for him speedy and full recov-
cry.
Or. Louis Engster has returned from his
trip to Canada, and gives glowing ac-
counts of the facilities the Canadians have
for aquatic sports. He speaks especially
well OF the Toronto Rowing Club, whose
bnathonse and fleet Of shells surprised
even the doctor for size and number.
The usual number of canoe and barge
parties left The boa thouse during Tire week
and there seems no end to the number
of ENJOYABLE cuttings. Despite the threat
euinS weather OF Tuesday Ia vt Dr. E. G
Clarke took a large party 10 the landing.
Washington Outing Club.
The ranks OF the Washington Outing
Club are very much deplete by the q bseuce
on vacation of many OF the members. The
members remaining in town are making
IL pleasant for one another at the pretty
clubhouse, nea lexington. Onlast wednes-
DAY evening party Of fifteen gave stag
patty at the club. Lcaving the city In a
the country club, and there the evening
was passed merrfly a way with the frequent
absorption Of refreshments and an attrac-
live program of music, vocal al nd otherwise.
The sffsir will be repeated during the com
ing week.
Henry Kaufman has a bad case of gold
fever. and anxiously awaitsthe sprinc, when
he wiz so to Alaska and the gid fields.
Henry King, jr.. honored the club with
a visit last week and was royalty enter
FAMED by thr members with a big dinner
at Roses place.
The baseball team win Journey to Bay
Ridge today for the purpose OF playing a
game with the strong team located at that
resort. About fifteen OF the non playing
members will accompany the team. The
team is a patched-up one and not d great
deal is expected of it, but base ball is I'M
certain and the visitors may win. The |
team will be made up as follows: barry |
King, first base: p. Paskombe, shortstop;
NJ. Daman, catcher; c. NJ. Park and Op |
penheimer, pitchers; G. Reizenstein. third |
base; Sid West, second base; S. Reizenstein,
left field; Berens. center field; and e
Flcishman, right field.
Arrangements for the yachting trip
are almost completed and the start viii be |
made on ugIist D from Baltimore.
Linwnod Williams viii leave during the |
week to spend his vacation with relatives |
at Irvingtnn-on-the-B Bay.
8. 3. Richards left last week for an ex- |
ended European tour, and hopes to reach |
ia time TO Ia Ike in the WagneIian /
festival.
A nun.ber OF the club members were the /
guests last weel; OF the Georgetown Clerks
Assembly on a trip to Glymont. The
steamer "Bartholdi" was chartered and |
carried down a very gay party. At ely |
mont all sorts OF games were INDUCED In,
baseball being the favorite. Meyer Neus-
baum's pitching was a feature. Returning,
:tops Were made at all the river resorts
md Jolly good time was had by all who
We're fortunate enough to he prsseut.
Gussie NordlingeT, a great club favorite,
viii spend his vacation at Ocean city.
Sam weyl and Joe Dreyfuss win make
our OF all the sea shore resorts, extend
ng their journey to Boston and its pleas
IRE resorts.
Eastern Athletic Club.
The membership of the Eastern Ath-
ehiS Otuh io sscduh tb'iedniHS, anu NJ idi
has surpassed the SangGine expectations
IF the most enthusiastic members Eight
lew applications are now on file awaiting
action at the next meeting of the directors
A. st. George, popular member. whose
was accepted with regret last
winter, has, much to the pleasure OF his
eliminates, again come into the ranks,
snd constantly enlivens the club with his
Wit. Ed Casey is performing many new