Evening star., 1899-07-08

trip through Maryland, Virginia, West Vir-
Ridge and North mountains. and going as
far south as Natural Bridge, Va. coming
back down the Shenandoah valley. stopping
at Luray caverns, Strasburg, Capen and
Rock Enon Springs. Winchester. going over
to Gettysburg. where they will take the
train for home. Some of those who will go
are E. e. Herrell, T. w. Wilson. George
Fisher. H. L. Herrell Albert Childs, Chas.
Montgomery and Andrew Mars.halk.
The club run tomorrow will be to Ram s
Horn Inn, starting from the club house
$50 am, going by way of Hyattsyille, re-
turning through Brookland.
Messrs. Edward Kloman William H.
Johnson, Samue r. Bet and c. Murray
Deener of the Potomac Wheeimen spent
their Fourth in a trip to Rockville. Nd.
Capt. William H. Johnson carried the
boys out last week on run TO Chevy
Chase by way Of Tenieytown. returning
via the Zoo Park and 18th street.
A run has been called for tomorrow to
Ashton, Nd. starting from sd and NJ
streets at O'Clock sharp.
The Olympia Ladies' Cycle Club will hold
its regular monthly meeting next Mon
day evening at 920 F street. Since their
last meeting the members have enjoyed
many pleasant runs together. 1t is hoped
that large number will attend after
which short run will be taken to Silver
Springs.
Nothing was moving in the ranks of the
Century Cycle Club last Sunday except the
quint. and that moved only far as the
Anglers club house, when 1t went down
with all on board, and Captain Ed. S.
B!rnes returned to the city on single
wheel disguised. 1t is safe to say that no
more trials will be made on this elephant.
as the same has been shipped back to the
factory for repairs.
Tomorrow's run will be to Marshall Hall
via SurrattSville, leaving the club house.
621 E street northwest, at s o'clock and
returning on one of the early boats.
The run week from tomorrow viii be to
Chapel Point leaving the club house at 8
o'clock.
At the last meeting of the club the resig-
nation of Mr.. Richard Posey was accepted
with regret. Mr.. Posey has left the city
for trip of several months in the north
ern part of the state of Maine.
Five applications for membership were
read at the last club meeting, and Messrs.
Doyle, Carter, Dutton. Anderson and Dodd
were admitted to the centurion ranks.
The medals for the recent century run
have not made their appearance. owing to
misunderstanding with the maker whose
place of business is in Chicago but Captain
Byrnes has finally been able to effect a
satisfactory arrangement and the survivors
Will not be long without their long-looked-
for trophies.
The work of the racing team in the
Fourth of July race meet was satisfactory
to the cub, Billie Lewis carrying off the
championship honors for the District, Wer-
ner and Bolden being neck and neck for the
handicap. with the former a winner by a
few inches, and the boys winning the club
team race show that the centurions were
ready to meet all corners.
At the latest meeting of the club it was
decided to hold race meet on the track
of the Park Cycle Club July % and a COM
mittee composed of the following members
was appointed to arrange for the event:
Capt. Ed. S. Byrnes. chairman; r. c. Will
Iiams, John Sheehy, John Barghausen and
Joe N. Benner. 1t may be necessary to
change this date to later one There will
be large list of amateur events, and prob
ably some pro events will be on the
card. 1t goes without saying that the race
will be banner one and likely to bring
out a large crowd.
MIR. Doyle, who has just been elected to
membership, is a former member of the
Highland Wheelmen and was one of that
organizations soeediest riders.
The banner which was won by the Airing
ton Wheelmen has been made up and Will
be presented to the latter organization at
smoker to be given by the Century boys
the latter part of next week.
Mr.. Howard Fisk, the clubs secretary
who is pay clerk in the Naval Reserves of
the District, has returned from his recent
cruise.