Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-01
and Nauck Springs, and every hour fo
Falls Church throughout the day.

Heretofore on the regular Saturday ex-
cursions to Fortress Monroe, Norfolk, New
port News, Virginia Beach and Ocean View
the tickets have been limited to return on
Sunday night. Monday being Labor day
and a general holiday. will give an oppor-
tunity to leave the city this evening and
remain away until Tuesday morning. The
Norfolk and Washington line will sell tick
cts to odd Point and its nearby resorts
this evening which will be good to return
on the steamer leaving Norfolk Monday
evening. This gives two days in which TO
enjoy the bathing. fishing and boating. The
excursion tomorrow morning will be trip
by daylight to Fortress Monroe and the
aforementioned resorts. The steamer VIII
leave Ith street wharf at $50. The rare
for the round trip for this special daylight
trip has also been reduced, and tickets will
be good to return on the steamer leaving
Norfolk on Monday evening, arriving here
in ample time for business Tuesday morn
ing.
Tomorrow's trip of the steamer Charles
Manchester to Marshall Hall will be the
last of the season. All the amusements
are in active operation, and the table
d hote dinners that are served there can
not be excelled. The dairy lunch will serve
those who do not care for a dinner. me
steamer Charles Manchester will leave at
II m, go and $50 pm. returning, leave
the Hall at l, and O'Clock pm
Mount Vernon, the home and tomb Of
Washington, will be open as usual to visi-
tors on Monday, Labor day, and the
steamer Charles Manchester will make two
trips. leaving 18th street wharf at II a m
and 2:30 pm, returning reaches Washing
ton at 2:15 and 6:15 pm. This route gives
the visitor a delightful sail down the TO
tomac and an opportunity to see the United
States arsenal. Alexandria, Fort Foote,
Fort Washington, Fort Hunt and many
other places of notable interest along the
| shores Of Maryland and Virginia.
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| last of those delightful trips to Chapel
| Point tomorrow, leaving her wharf here at
am. and Alexandria a half hour later.
! At the Point ample time is given TO enjoy
| the fine salt water bathing, the grabbing
| and the fishing. The steamer reaches home
on her return trip at 10 pm.
| The last of the Sunday excursion trips of
| the steamer Harry Randall to Colonial
! Beach will be made tomorrow. The ride on
! the river is particularly enjoyable and am
/ pie time is given at the beach to enjoy
! salt water bathing, grabbing and fishing.
! The steamer leaves the wharf here at 9
! am. Alexandria at 9:30, and. returning.
| leaves the beach at pm and reaches home
about III pm
| The Arion Singing Society. one Of the
! Leading German musical organizations of
! the city. will have its second outing of the
| season at River View tomorrow. The full
! chorus of the society Will render the follow
| ing musical program: Gmesse au der Her
| nath, Kroner; Der Barde, Selcher; Das
| Ante Mutterchen. Sprecker: Sergesgesang
! der Deutschen, Abt; Mutters Liebe voigt;
! Lorelii Goreley), Secher. Tomorrow will
/ be the anniversary of the battle of Sedan
! and will be celebrated by the Arions with
] speeches by Mr.. c. Shack and Mr.. Aug.
| Schmidt. At night there will be display
| of fireworks. The steamer Pentz will leave
! her wharf at IL am, 2:i5 and $40 pm,
and the return trips will be made at l. 5,
30 and $50 pm.