Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-03

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for home taken. the riders reaching this
city about midnight Monday.
Little Pat Throop, the diminutive racer Of
the club, is entered for the races at New
ark. n j.. this afternoon, after which he
will visit New York and take in several Of
the state circuit meets.
Century Cycle Club.
The Centurions will visit the Dickey hos
telry, on the Virginia side of the Great
Falls. tomorrow and enjoy a regular holi-
day meal. An extra large attendance of
riders is anticipated the trip.
Messrs. Gore and Coons. the latter the
president of the club, will go to Philadel-
phia and Atlantic City and spend tomor-
Tow and Monday.
Treasurer Weesner has left the city for
an extended business trip, which will keep
him away for over month.
The club carried out quite crowd Thurs
cay evening, the occasion being the OPEN
ing OF the new club house of the Hyatts-
vile Cycle Club, in that thriving Maryland
village.
Carroll Institute Bicycle Club.
The run last Sunday to Cabin John bridge
was we'll attended and a very enjoyable
time was had by the many members par
ticipating. VIM Gallagher the 90 captain
of basket ball team, was In fine form. and
will no doubt give Burberich a tussIe for
the medal at the River View races July
" Merritt and George O Connor show
great improvement. and it will be a toss-up
between them who will carry off second
honors.
The meeting on Tuesday last was vel,
attended Many applicants We're initiated
ana quite few passed upon The loss of
the road race on Tuesday by Rurberich uas
Que to his wheel being out of order
ne run for tomorrow will be made to
marlboro Nd. leaving the institute at .
number will participate.
Inc next meeting will be held in the
trophy room Tuesday at 8 pm.
Affair Cycle Club.
The run Of the Affair Cycle Club last
MONDAY evening. which was to have been
'he nrst ladies' run of the season, was
postponed until the coming Monday on ac-
count or the threatening weather There
was plenty OF promise Of carrying out q
large crowd, but owing to the rainy an
pearance of the weather II was deemed in
an'isanie to start out. The run will leave
the headquarters at 14OS 32d street Mon
day evening at 7:3O o'clock. the destina-
ton being TO Chevy Chase
Messrs Albert and Robert Cox, F.. Baker
weaver and Howard Fisk will leave the
city this evening on the II .o0 trsin 90
tomorrow morning, will ride into the citv
ne party VIII reach home some time Mon
Jay evening, and anticipates a very pleas
ant journey.
century run of the club either to Frad-
erick or Baltimore will be made in the
near future. '
Arlington WheeImcn.
The Arlington Wheelmen, under the lead
ershIp OF the captain. Frank Potts. made a
"Trip 10 baltimore Sunday via the cinder
path- lhere were twenty-one riders who
went out, and they spent a very ENJOYABLE
day.
me run OF the club for tomorrow will be
10 Dickey's. at Great Falls, and an even
larger number is expected on the trip. Be
"eeH nrahoyWlne and Dickeys the club
members are about evenly divided.
Inc regular meeting of the club which
- usually hel1 on the first Tuesday of each
hioh'h' mas been postponed for one week
owing 10 the appearance Of the Fourth of
10y me meeting will not be held until
Jul! To- at the usual place.
Hyattsviile Cycle Club.
Inc Hyattsville Cyclists opened their new
club house. on Railroad avenue. last Thurs
Gay evening. the event proving memorable
Inc occasion brought out a large attsnd
ance or people from the village and MANY
local wheelmen, attached and unattached.
me century Cycle Club, Levant Cycle
Ciuo Queer Wheelmen, Rialto Cycle Club.
the National Fencibes and the Catholic
Iiuo cyclists turned out as organizations.
ana assisted to enliven things An excel
rent program was rendered, in which Miss
carpenter, Miss Dana, Miss Morris. Miss
Hamiin Mr.. L. NJ. Leakin Mr. Lang Mr.
Clements and Mr.. Veymeir took uart
There was ladies' reception committee,
and refreshments We're served by a num-
Der OF very pretty young ladies', all strong
friends of the club. The club house was
thrown open. and prettiIy decorated for the
occasion, and the new home of the wheel
men inspected by the visitors. At the con-
ciusion of the program dancing was in
augurated and continued until quite late,
the music being furnished by the Hyatts-
vile Orchestra.
Columbia Athletic Club.
Things in the cycling line in the Columbia
Athletic Club are exceedingly quiet, and
very little club riding is now being done
The club has not been on the road as an
organization for some time, the warm
weather apparently having some effect
The racing team of the club, consisting OF
Fred Schade. Griffin Halstead and Harry
q. Greer, left the city yesterday for Fred
erick. to participate In the state meet Of
the Maryland Division Of the L. A. W.,
which will commence this afternoon. The
team Is entered in the team race for the
Mcdonald trophy cup. and in the one-mle
lap race. AS individuals the riders have
also entered the one-mile handicap race.