Evening star., 1897-05-08

With the rehearsals over II Is expected
that the run tomorrow will be the most
largely attended Of any Of the club since
the opening Of the season.
Next Sunday the club Is scheduled for
q trip by wheel to Baltimore. The return
will be made by rail. The journey prom
pace will be taken all the way on the ride
over, and a stop will be made at Ashton
for dinner. The entire day will be de-
voted to riding the forty-odd miles. and
much pleasure for the trip.
Warrington Road Club.
Capt. W.. ]. Prince has revised the sched-
ule of runs. issued earlier in the season,
and sent out copies of the new schedule to
ell the members. According to the new
schedule the run for tomorrow is to Ash
ton, Md, starting at 8 o'clock in the fore
neon. from the club house, at 1924 F street
northwest. The new schedule is as follows:
May Is, Shady Side; May q, Dickeys at
Great Falls; May 80, Laurel
June q, Washington Grove; June 13, Cab
In John bridge; June 20, Frederick, Nd.
CLUB century,; June q. Fairfax Court
House.
July 4, Chevy Chase: July II, River View
July Is, Occoquan; July 25 Marshall Hail.
August l, Brookville; August s. Bull Run
post office; August Is, Colonial Beach, by
beat; August p, Ashton; August %, Spen-
September 5, Rockville; September II, Bal
timore; September 10, Frederick, Nd CLUB
century,; September 27, Washington Grove
October 3 Pig Point, Md; October 10,
Benedict; October II, Dickeys at Great
Falls; October "a, Brandywine; October 81
Frederick.
All of the runs, except centuries, will leave
the club house. on F street, at 8 o'clock in
the morning. with either the captain or one
or the lieutenants in charge. All club MEM
bers are expected to attend, and a cordial
invitation Is extended to all other unat-
tacned wheelmen to join in the runs. The
new schedule Is conspicuous on account of
the limited number of short trips which are
planned for the year. These short runs will
De taken up when the club inaugurates the
evening rides during the warm weather.
Capital Bi. Club.
Twelve members Of the Capital Bi. Club
went out to Gaithersburs last Sunday
and partook of the hospitality of Mr.. Din
Widdie, a member of the club, who lives
there. Twenty-eight had signifed their in
tention Of going, but the bad weather kept
most Of the number away. The party
found the roads to be in anything but good
spite of this.
No run has been scheduled for tomor-
row. Capt. J. Barton Hills, who has held
the position for the past two years, did not
officers. which will be held at the meeting
OF the club this evening No run has been
called and the destination of the trip to-
morrow will not be decided until this
evening.
The election of officers. which will be
held this evening, will not be 50 closely con-
tested as was expected. The only contest
wiz be for the presidency. there being two
nominations. The nominations are: For
president. Norris Macdaniel and Alex.
Britton; for vice president, DR.. W. d. Writ;
Tor secretary. Dr. ]. Bart Hills; for treas
urer, A. J. Henry; for captain, c. j. AL
ien' Tor executive committee, Joseph Leam-
irg; p. j. Coston, w. F.. Roberts Lemb!ey
fogg, w. G. Allen and Samuel E. Lewis.
Club Notes.
The Levant Cycle Club was scheduled last
Sunday for run to Marlboro, though the
inclemeaoy of the weather interfered with
the trip.
The trip Of the Eastern Athletic Club to
Baltimore, via the cinder part along the
tracks of the Pennsylvania railroad. was
not made last Sunday, and has been post
pened until later date. The annual road
race OF the club is expected to be held some
time this month, while an excursion has
been arranged for the fore part of next
month. ava
The run Of the Queer Wheelmen last Sum-
uay forenoon to the club house of the Spa
Athletic Club. near Bladensburg was not
made vas Ao'
The newly organized cycling club of the
iouhs mems Catholic Club, the headuuar-
1els OF wnlcn Is on lst street, near North
Sapltol street. Will take run tomorrow tn
Dickey's at Great Falls and there perma-
hehtiy organize for the season. 1t fs ex
pected that on this run a large attendance
VIII pe Drought out and things made more
easy 1or permanent organization,