Evening star., 1898-05-21
BOARD OF TRADE OUTING
Distinguished Party at Haphall Hall to Eat
Planked Shad.
Impromptu Addresses. "a Feature of
the Program-kkst of Guests
and Board Members

A distinguished party left this afternoon
at O'Clock on the Manchester for Marshall
Hall. The occasion was the annual outing
of the Washington hoard OF trade and a
large number of the members and guests
availed themselves of the opportunity to
enjoy dinner of planked shad, prepared
in the style which las made that resort so
favorably known. Members Of the recep-
ton committee were at the wharf and ex-
tended cordial welcome to the guests.
The program of the trip had been pre-
pared with the special purpose of affording
to the members of the party the greatest
enjoyment. After a sufficient interval shall
elapse after the arrival of the boat at Mar
shall Hall so that the operation of planking
shad can be witnessed by those interested
and the beauties of the place in its spring
garb can be enjoyed, dinner is to be served
When the good things prepared for the
hungry visitors shall have been eaten Mr..
Theodore w. Noyes, the president of the
board, will call for some impromptu toasts.
There will be no formal speeches, and in
this respect this part of the program will
harmonize with the entire affair, which is
Intended to be one Of social enjoyment and
intercourS only.
1t is expected that the start for home will
be made at I:3O o'clock, reaching ths city
one hour later.
The Participants.
Those who signified their intention of 60
ing are:
Senators John w. Daniel, William NJ
Stewart. H. D. Money. B. R. Tillman, Ma
rion Butler, Representatives c. H. Gros-
venor James d. Richardson, Serene E.
Payne, Theobold Often, c. N. Fowler ]. w.
Babcock, Jacob Yost, Claude Swanson, S.
A Northway, James s. Sherman, A. j.
Hopkins, r. c. Shannon, George Spalding
Tar,o "o1 1knr Tov,o
Howe Joseph H. Walker, George w. Smith,
H. D. Clayton, A. B. Capron, Melville Bull
F. B. Lewis, w. L. Ward, W. B. Hooker,
George NJ Dawson, W. c. Adamson. L.
liams, Thomas H. Tongue. James H. Cod
ding, George Turner, ]. VIM. Stokes, Geo.
NJ. Curtis, c. L. Bartlett w. H. King, L.
J. Fenton, S. w. Mccall, Thos S. Butler.
N. N. Cox, r. B. Mahoney A. Lybrand
Thomas H. Ball, f. Stevens Henry, Geo.
B. Mcclellan. o. w. Underwood, G. w.
Faris. Warren Miller. William Connell, ].
H. Davidson, W. S: Cowherd. N. D. Sperry,
L. w. Royce, D. H. Mercer Fred. c. Ste
vens, S. w. Smith, Thomas c. McRae, j.
D. Clardy, w. r. Ellis, James A Tawney,
5. W. Robertson, Daniel Ermentrout, Jerry
Simpson. Charles N. Henry, w. B. Shat
Thad. N. Mahon. r. E. Burke, James R.
Young, Frank NJ Eddy, Thomas j. Brad
ley, G. A. Marshall, c. A. Hamilton, John
a: A:,,Nle Mcdowell, Walter +, Reeves, Hugh R.
mer b. b. Odell, jr, l. F. Fisher c. P.
Dorr, John D. Cremer, Jesse Overstreet ].
Hamilton Lewis, William Elliott, j. G. Can
non. t
Members of the Board
In addition were the following members
of the board: Julius Lansburgh, A. A. Bir-
ney, Thomas W. Smith. Daniel Murray,
William Oscar Roome, Frederick A. Fen
ming, R. w. Mcpherson. James II. Hopkins,
T. Har 7
c. A Brandenburg, George Henderson, w.
A. Hungerford, T. w. Noyes, Crosby S.
Noyes, e. y. Gray, Charles H. Aiender,
Edward Graves. Daniel Fraser, F. NJ. Det-
weller. DR.: Richard Kingsman. John L.
Weaver. w. B. Thompson. F. T. Sanner, o.
G. Staples, Capt. r. w. Tyler, Robert Cook.
II. w. Rsed, Oscar b. Brown, John Miller
Loring Chapel. Fred c. Gieseking, Chas.
Il. Church. Claas Denekas, A. Ralph Ser
ven, Christian Xander, b. b. Earnshaw
Frank Hume, Robert NJ. Parker. Tracy l..
Jeffords, Joseph Crawford William F. Rob-
erts, l. S. Stone, A. o. Bliss, John L. Wight,
Z. Ii. Warner. II. L. Biscoe, John Joy Ed
son. Elphonzo Youngs w. p. Van Wickle
E. NJ. Willis, r. W. Clark, Jacob Yost, s.
w. Curriden, H. l.. Z. johnson, A. S. Cay
wood, Samuel S. Shedd, c. A. Keigwin.
John c. Parker, Albert NJ Read, w. J. Friz-
zell. Col. r. G. Rutherford, II. X. Willard,
William F. Guide, Allen w. Mallery, Robert
p. Fenning, F. c. Stevens, John T. Schaaff,
w. A. H. Church. Jules A. Demonet.
The Guests.
The guests are Binger Hermann, Enoch
Burgess, H. X. Bliss, w. NJ. Hunt, A. L.
Muirhead. Frank w. Palmer, DIR. s. S.
Stearre. DR.. W. r. King, Dr. L. B. Sworm-
stedt, F. l.. Evans. Andrew ]. Geddes, G.
A. Woodward, Frank H. Moxey, Charles
A. Davis, Thomas c. Henderson, E. E.
Rapley, II. d. Mirick,y R. Harry Johnson,
DR.. b. F. Gibbs. j. A. BokeI. G. Y. AtLee.
Prof. S. w. Wyiie. w. ]. Fowler, H. B.
heavy. ". NJ. Harris P. M. Dubant, F. P.
Davis, George A. Shalenberger, w. R.
Smith. DR.. W. F. Corey. DR.. z. B. Babbitt,
John Hall, Capt. buckingham, c. c. Snow,
Or. F. p. Moxey, Dr. r. Munson, A. GUIDE,
R. T: Holden, w. w. Danenhower. Alfred
s. Wilson, G. P. Williams. R. c. Gwynn,
Walter A. Brown, L. E. zimmerman, Geo.
R. Wales, H; E: Jewett, J. A: Matthews,
A. J. Halford, o. o. Stealey. Henry Hall,
Hugh w. Barr, Isaac Gregg, r. b. Mat
theWs. w. E. Curtis. Francis E. Loupp. w.
B. Stevens, Charles w. Campbell, Frank
T. Morgan, Jules Guthridge C. P. Dutton.
James d. Richardson. jr., Gen. John M.
Wilson, Capt l.. H. Beach, Maj. G. D.
Sherman. A. P. Randolph c. ]. Happier.
COMMITrEn SUIUCVnE