Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05
Next Tuesday the boys will meet at Rich.
ard Ballinger's. 1922 31st street.
RiaItO CycIe CIuh

Next Tuesday the boys will meet at Rich
ard Ballingers. 1922 31st street
RialtO Cycle Club.
Inc members of the Rialto Cycle Club
have not been deferred from taking short
SPINS upon their wheels, although no reg
uiar club runs have been scheduled. In
stead, regular meetings have been held
which have proved more satisfactory to
the majority of the members, the commit
e-e We, W. entertainment providing musical
ana literary program for each occasion
1t is with sincerest regrets that the res
lshauon oil Miss Sallie kenner, one of the
most active members, was accepted Shs
was Immediately elected to honorary mem
bership- Miss kenner has moved from the
city to accept an important position
Inc club has been holding bi-wsekly
dances during the winter months which
nave proven most enjoyable affairs. The
last darce, Thursday evening was no ex-
ception. The hall was prettily decorated
IN the colors of the club. The affair was
an unqualified success, and was greatly en-
1oyed by all Among those present were
Misses Anna Frech Marie Hall Edith
Fordham, Grace Keefer, Miss Fordham,
Crowder, Lithgow and Mrs Scott and
Messrs- George F'rech, Louis Frech. Fred
Libby, Posey, Thayer. Michael, Fordham
Scott, Castell, Jacobs, Capt Wiggin and
others.
A feat favor was presented to each one
OF the guests The dance committee COM
prlses Messrs. Geo. E. Frech, w. c. Scott
ana VIII Jacobs. grand reception and
dahce VIII be given about the middle of
March Va
Inc last meeting of the club was held at
the residence of Miss Marie Hall. The rss
ishdloil OF MISS keefer as treasurer was
accepted Miss Frech, secretary was an.
pointed temporary treasurer until the an
noai election OF officers, which occurs in
April After adjournment the hostess
TRANSFORMER the parlor into a veritable mil
= Want
himseIf the most expert trimmer of bon
Iets, TO whom was awarded the first prize
Miss Nettie Seitz captured the prize for
best tie. 1t Is needless to say that yery
those present
The collection Of club photos is still on
the increase. Several of the members who
are quite expert in manipulating the cam
era nave lately submitted some interest
lrg views. The latest one is a flash light
view of the masquerade group.
Inc next meeting of the club will be held
at the residence of Mrs. Walter c. Scott.
6fo h street northeast, Thursday evening,
February II.
At the last club meeting several members
We're elected.
A skating party will probably be substi-
tuted for the usual run tomorrow after
room.
Century Cycle Club.
The Century boys are now installed in
he" qudileIS, duu, IL tHey nAQ Deen Dullt
to order, they would not have been more
satisfactory. They include a large recep-
ton room, a pool room, room for meetings
and small room for a cloak room. The
rooms are heated by steam, and the ac-
commodations for wheels are perfect The
boys are in high glee over the handsome
present given to them by Mr.. ]. d. Lasley
in the shape of u piano. which is something
the club has wanted ever since 1t has had
club rooms.
Captain Ed. S. Byrnes has interested
himself In regard to the handle bar ques-
ton to such an extent that he has sent out
invitations to all of the cycle organIza-
tons in the city to meet at the Century
Cycle Club rooms tomorrow afternoon at
3 O'Clock, to form a committee to call on
the District Commissioners and ask them
to revoke the law regarding handle bars
The Levant Wheelmen were the first to
suggest this move and they. with the Gem
turfOns, have worked together for the past
week. and hope to get all the clubs with
them on this fight
There was no run called last Sunday,
but several of the boys made trips in the
vicinity of Washington. Howard Fisk. Bob
Williams and Denny OConnor made Q