Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-09

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| bers had their photographs taken. which
| they will make UP into a group for the
| club rooms.
| handsome piano. which will be placed in
The parlor of the club today.
There will be no run of the club for to-
| morrow, as it is Captain Hutchinson's
birthday, and he has invited all of the
boys to his home, where he will entertain
them.
Queer Wheelmen.
The Queer Wheelmen held a regular
meeting at their club rooms, 800 Goth street.
Monday evening. 1t was we'll attended,
and in consequence a large amount of busi-
ness of Importance to the organization was
| transacted. 1t was decided to place all
! names of ex-members, who have been drop
| ped from the club for non-payment of dues,
| on a bulletin board made for the purpose,
and which will have prominent place in
| the club rooms. This board is Intended to
act as black list until a satisfactory set
tlement has been made with the club.
After the regular meeting of the club
Manager Neumeyer jr., of the basket ball
| team, called an informal meeting and
ceived applications of candidates for the
team. The team will most likely be Sc
lected from the following candidates: Pit
kin, Clokey, Burgess, Won Boeckman, Slack,
Ross. Tierney, Campbell, schw inghammer.
LOTUS McCoskey, Munder, William and
AL. Becker. Mr.. Hopkins Burgess was
elected captain, and he will endeavor to
nave the team representing the Queers
make fine showing.
There will be a meeting of the commit
tees of the Eastern Athletic Club Mount
Pleasant Athlete Club, Century Cycle Club
and Queer Wheelmen at the latters club
house Wednesday evening at s O'Clock. 1t
is hoped that the Washington Light In
fantry and the Central High School will
have their representatives at tais meeting,
as each club has received an invitation to
1f in no Of hall laarr Th..y
motors of the rev league anxious to
have good attendance at this meeting,
SO as to elect officers and form schedule
of games for The season.
The club run last Sunday was to Chevy
Chase and a cross-country run to Cabin
John bridge. On the return trip short
stop was made AZ the International Ath-
let:c Park to let some of the members have
a scorch, as it is rot allowed on the road
while on club run. Parker proved to be
4 Michael at the business in speeding
around the track.
The club will have chestnut run Sunday
October II. The members have not de-
cided upo1 the place they will visit, they
having several destinations in view.
The run OF the club for tomorrow will be
to Falls Church and return via High View.
Start from club house at 10 am
Spoke and Hub Bicycle Club.
The Spoke and Hub Bicycle Club gave
feast Thursday night to their friends.
The affair was well attended and was a
great success. President Mooney was at
the he I'd CT the table in the place OF nonor,
and was active in seeing that all of the
guests enjoyed themselves to the utmost
During the feast jokes and humorous re-
marks were in order, and afterWard sew
eral of the musical and literary members
of the club gave selections in their lire.
Messrs, Coxey. McCrystal and Robinson
entertained all with their songs
Last Sunday the club took run to Suit
land Park and quite a large number turned
out. The pacemakers set hot pace both
going and coming, and excellent time was
made.
The Rinlto Cycle Club.
The members OF the club who made the
trip to Baltimore Sunday morning re-
turned home that evening after spending
delightful day in and about the Maryland
City. The members contemplate making
a similar trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic
City, when the young lady members of the
club will be invited to participate. The
date for the trip has not been decided upon,
but will be in a short time.
The regular club run of last Wednesday
was a most delightful one, sixteen MEM
hers participating. The route led over the
moonht roads of Soldiers Home and on
returning the remainder of the evening
was spent riding through the city. To-
morrow morning party Of twenty men,
bers will make an early start for Great
Falls to spend the day. The club is in
possession OF a series Of interesting photo
graphic views taken during their many
rides, and several members will take
their cameras this trip they expect to
add materially to the already large collec-
ton.
Thursday evening the club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Walter Scott. During the
evening the members INDUCED in a guess
ing contest, the occasion being the an
niversary of the birthday Of the hostess.
The regular run of next week will be on
Thursday evening. starting from the resi-
dence of Miss Marie Hall, No. AT 4th
street northeast
A run will probably be called by the
captain next Sunday for Alexandria, via
Arlington, returning home by the evening
boat.
Chain and SprOckct Club.
At business meeting Tuesday the Chain
and Sprocket Club decided to givea series
Of four dances. The first will be held Fri
day evening, October Is, at Carroll Insti-
tute Hall. Admission by card will be
strictly adhered to. The Chain and
Sprocket Club march will be introduced to
the public.
A road race now in question will prob
ably be held about November 1. This will
be exclusively a club race. The committee
appointed will meet Tuesday next to make
arrangements as to time, place and other
particulars.