The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-06-10
IN iItiitorS' Outing.

The Baltimore Ns~< of last Saturday
said
The Democratic State Editors Associa
ton will meet in Baltimore on Tuesday.
Tuesday night the members will go to ST.
Marv's county on one Of the steamers of
the Wccms Line as the guest of Nj Henry
Williams, president of the Wcems Com
pany They will remain at Lconardtown
Wednesday and return to Baltimore on
Thursday Thursday night they will be
the guests of the Journalists Club.
In order to bring together the county
newspaper men and the men working on
the city press the Journalists Club has in
vited to meet the members of the Demo
cratic State Editors Association and also
the city press. the Journalists Club has
invited the independent county editors Of
the entire State, so that the whole news
paper fraternity of Maryland, regardless
of politics and political affiliations, may
meet together and have good time in
social and friendly way. The program ar
ranged for their entertainment includes
theatre party at the Auditorium on Thurs
day night through the courtesy Of Mana
ger Herman, who has placed at the disposal
of the club several boxes and as many or
chcstra seats as may be necessary.
The ladi.s who may accompany the
editors Oh their c XcurSion to and from st.
Mary county are invited to the theatre
NO For nd
"Cavalera Rusticana" will be produced
by the National Opera Comique Company.
After the theatre the gentlemen guests
will assemble at the clubhouse, 10 West
Saratoga street. where an old fashioned
Bohemian club night, for which the Jour
nalists' Club is famous, will be given.
Lunch will be served between / / p. m. ana
Il. m. MI Frederick Z. Gottieh and his
orchestra will give concert, which will
take place in the garden of the club if the
night is clear.
The garden, which is large for city
house, has been handsomely arranged by
gardener and contains many vines and
plants which render it especially attractive
on Il W al III summer ni8H III dutlltloH 10
Mr.. Gottlicb's orchestra there will be sew
eral other musical and dramatic features
to the entertainment, which will be joy
able and unique throughout. Mr.. Colt
liebs orchestra consists of Messrs. j. Du
bowitz, George Sicmond, Samuel Ham
burger, Ed Doetlitz, Ed. Moffett, Luther
Conradi Albert IIidlebrandt and Howard
Thatcher.
Col. y. B. Cunningham has been APP
pointed chairman of the reception com
mittce. The committee appointed to en-
terrain the guests is as follows: Messrs
Paul Winchester, chairman; Ben iamin
Northrop, Charles II. Grasty, Charles W.
Dashiell, Max Ways, Charles NJ. Har-
wood, F. Julian Bailey, \. O'Donnell Hay
ward and Folger McKinsey The officers
of the club who will also be on hand to
help entertain the guests, are Messrs. F.
ID. Madeira of the Associated Press, prcsi-
dent; John NJ. Carter, Jr president;
John 5. Stillman. treasurer and Albert H
Buck, secretary.
The Democratic State Editors Associa-
ton was founded in January, 1890, at the
Hotel Renncrt, at a dinner given to the
county editors by Senator Arthur p. Cor
man, who had called them together for
the purpose of comforting in regard to the
party situation in the State. Mr.. Joseph
VI. Street, of the Hartford Democrat was
chosen as the first president Of the ASso-
citation, and he has been reelected every
year since. Mr.. Frederick Sassccr of the
Prince Georges Enquirer has been secre-
tary and treasurer of the Association ever
since its formation. The members com
prise the leading regular Democratic cli-
tors Of the county papers.