Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-29


the natural attractiveness of the place there
will be the regular Sunday full band con-
cert under the direction of Prof. Schroeder,
on more elaborate scale than ordinarily.
The steamer Charles Manchester will make
the usual three trips at II am, 2:30 and
$50 pm; returnfhgS leave the Hall at /,
and 0 clock PM
Indian Head and MARSHALL Hall trips viii
be made this evening at $50 o'clock and
every Thursday. Friday and Saturday at
the same hour, excepting Thursday. July 4.
The direct route to Mount Vernon is by
the iron steamer Charles Manchester, which
leaves 7th street wharf every week day at
10 a. m. and 2:30 pm, returning. due to ar
rive at WashinstenS sat 2:15 and 6:15 pm.
By this route the sightseer has a plea ant
sail down the historic Potomac and an op-
portunity to see the many points of histor-
icai interest along the shores of Maryland
and Virginia. This is the only company
permitted to sell admission tickets to the
grounds and mansion.
The Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
cursion to Old Point, Ocean View. Virginia
Beach, Norfolk and Newport News this
evening at $50 Two entire days NAV be
spent at any Of the above resorts for tick
cts will be good to return on the steamer
leaving Fort Monroe either Sunday or Mon
day evening. A trip which residents of this
city are eagerly looking forward to is the
daylight excursion to the above resorts
scheduled for the Fourth of July. The
steamer Newport News will leave the
wharf. foot of 7th street. at am. July 4,
arriving at Fort Monroe and Norfolk at Z
and pm, respectively. Returning, will
leave Norfolk at and Old Point at o am
on the morning of the 9th, arriving here at
pm the same day. Those who take the
daylight trip down July may return by
night on the regular steamer leaving Fort
Monroe Thursday evening, while passen-
gers leaving this city on the regular uisht
ooat July may return by daylight on the
Newport News July 5. Reduced rates will
be In effect and tickets will be good to re-
turn until July 3, inclusive, on either the
day or night steamer.
Inc Washington Alexandria and Mount
Vernon Railway Company will reduce the
regular fare for the round trip to Arlington
tomorrow and will run electric trains from
l512 street and Pennsylvania avenue every
mar nour throughout the day. From 10
am to 3 pm. week days, trains of this
me run every hour for the home and tomb
of Washington. These trains make the trim
IN either direction in tifty-five minutes, and
IN an hour the entire trip need NOT taka
more than three hours At Alexandra
stop-oVer privileges are allowed
taken any time is the trip to Nauck Snrinps
Ballston or Falls Church on the electric
cars Of the Washington. Arlington and
th ans chuTch railway These cars start at
throughout the day and evening for the
ABOVE places. Nauck Springs and Crosse
man Grove have plenty of shade and fine
drinking water and are very popular p,cnic
grounds Arlington and Fort Myar are
reached most directly via this route cara
running from the bridge every half hour
The Unity Literary Club will give an ex
curs1on to Marshall Hall July g.
chesapeake Beach is the only resort near
washington where one can spend a sun
uay ana ma the best Of saltwater hath
ing a constant cool breeze from off tho
broad expanse Of the bay, amusements ~
al! Kinds for those seeking such recreation
splendid picnic grounds under the shade ~
immense trees. and one Of the finest hands
IN the country, which. under the able lead
ership of Mr. Will A. Haley renders
day. e ''e ehlne
Arrangements have been made this sea-
son for returning passengers to the citv
III very satisfactory manner Trains re
turning from the Beach do not sion at
the District line station, as heretofore hut
come two miles nearer the city to Dean
"ood where they are met by special empty
street cars, thus avoiding the disagreeabe
croWding OF cars and the Objectionable
wait at the District line station
on sunday seven trains are operated to
tne beach for excursionists, leaving Dis
trlct ilne station at go 1890 and IL 80
am. 80. 3:3O. $40 and 7:3O pm. and re-
turning at hours equally as advantageous
so one may spend as little or much time
GOWN py the sea as suits his convenience