Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-15


morrow. The usual outdoor amusements,
including salt water bathing, will be pro-
v1ded Trains leave at frequent and con-
vement intervals in accordance with adj
vertised schedule.
A trip to Colonial Beach on the steamer
days. The ride going and returning is near
ly LOO miles and the greater portion of 1t is
on salt water. Tomorrow and every Sun
day this mor/a the steamer will leave the
River View wharf at 81 am.
Sunday has always been the business
mans day at River View. Hundreds Of
merchants and professional men go there
each Sunday and spend the day resting for
the coming weeks work. Those who wish
to be amused find enjoyment in the Little
river the Tom Thumb railway, the efec-
trio launch on the pleasure canal and in
the older chute. Sunday afternoon con-
certs are given by the View orchestra, Prof
chris Arth, jr., leader. The steamer Saml
j. Pentz will make three trips leaving her
wharf here at II am, 2:45 and 6:16 pm.
The route to Mount Vernon, home and
tomp OF Washington, that Is. a pleasure to
tourists. Is that via the iron steamer
Cnaries Manchester, built expressly for this
service, which leaves 7th street wharf
every week day at 10 am. and 2:30 pm,
returning due to arrive at Washington at
enjoys the delightful river ride and views
the United States arsenal, Alexandria, Fort
Foote. Fort Washington and Fort Hunt.
One Of the special features at Marshall
Hall tomorrow will be musical concert
rendered by Prof Schroeders Band largely
increased for this occasion, commencing at
q o CLOCK and continuing throughout the
afternoon and evening. Amusements of all
kinds will be in full operation. Steamer
Charles Manchester will make three trips
tomorrow, leaving here at 10 am, 2:30 and
$50 pm.
indian Head trips, stopping at Marshall
IA! ooth ways. are run every Thursday,
o'clock. Prof. Schroesler's band and or
chestra Is always in attendance, both on
the boat and grounds.
The special excursion which the Norfolk
and Washington Steamboat Company is to
give this evening will give fine opportun-
lty to spend Sunday amid the invigorating
salt breezes at the seashore. This excur-
sion Will be to Old Point Comfort, Virginia
beach, Norfolk, Ocean View and Newport
News, the steamer leaving wharf foot of
tn street this evening at $3.50 and reaching
Fort Monroe and surrounding resorts early
Sunday morning.
Sunday can be spent very pleasantly in
the beautiful grounds of Arlington. To-
morrow the fare for the round trip will be
reduced and electric trips of the Washing
Ton, Alexandria and Mount Vernon railway
VIII leave the station, 1914 street and Penn
trains also form a convenient means of
reaching Alexandria and Mt. Vernon.
one OF the most enjoyable suburban rides
IT 1s possible to take is the trip to Nauck
Springs on the electric cars which run
from the Virginia end of the Aqueduct
prldge These cars run every hour for
r ais Church, Ballston and Nauck Springs
Large crowds visited Chevy Chase Lake
this week In spite Of rain and cloudy wealth
err The regular Sunday concert will be
gwen tomorrow evening from to IL
O'Clock.
Lincoln Post. No. 3, Department of the
otomac. G. A. R., and Lincoln Woman's
Relief Corps, No. g.. will give an excursion
to Marshall Hall on Tuesday, June 49, The
steamer Manchester during that day will
make four trips between Washington and
Marshall Hall
Guiding Star Lodge, No. "A, Ladies' Aux
iltary to Columbia Lodge No. 434, Brother
hood Of Railroad Trainmen, will give It's
first excursion on Tuesday June IS, to
River View. 1t is the purpose of the mem
bers of Guiding Star Lodge to give an an
nual river excursion. Columbia Lodge is
composed of employees of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.