The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-01
.ONS ON TRUST
Icy OF PRESIDENT
LABOR HOSTS CELEBRATE
THE NATIONAL HOLIDAY

ter. chairman; James P. Cochran, sec
rotary; John 7. Doyle. treasurer; J.
Frank O'Meara, Harry A. Martin.
Committee on sports j Frank
/ 0'Meara, chairman: J. 1. Reynolds ".
u. Adamson. William F. Moran. sam
uel Johnson, J. E. Collins. Charles
Winkleman, H 3. Martin.
Committee on dancing-Harry 4. Mar
/ tin, chairman; Elmer Kailor, W z. Da-
wilson. L. G. COodwiIig, P L O'Brien.
Richard Gudgen. Hugh Digney. Walter
Smith
Committee on boats and comfort
James P. Cochran. chairman; ". l.
Dwuart, Thomas Sheehan, L p Wild
E. J. Dakin, Thomas P. O'Dea. H. Schulz
tets.
At River View the following athletic
events viii be held: One hundred-yard
race, open TO all corners; 100-yard race
for boys. sack race, so yards, wheeIbar-
row race for ladies blindfolded, climbing
the creased pole. prize dancing al the
dance pavilion and fancy dancing.
The excursion Is in charge OF the fol-
/ lowing committee: Executive. H W
Sherman, J. B. Dickman. and y c..
SPraEue-
Athletic sports. John hammerstrom.
Milford SpohR, George Miller. c. r.
- y.
J. Hengster. Fred Fletcher, w R
COwen. and J. Wheeler Order. " 6
/ Cowen. J Moser, T Saunders, !. Lynch,
H J. Wells W Roberts. ". Z Thomp-
son, R. Morrison. and ]. C Whalen
Tickets, E. J. Ratigau. John Sheehan. j.
4. Daley, c. ". WinslOw. ". silver. ".
H Merriman. c. SpToesser, and J. II.
Lambaeh- Donations, ). F Mccarthy,
". S. Cowen, D. Lear, C. W Fox. and
E. Van Ness. Dancing. J A Daley. c.
v. Winslow. ". Silver, C Sproesser
and J. H Lambach.
The general excursion committee Of
the Central Labor Union presented each
OF the ezcUrsionists with a handsome
program OF the exercises
Later in the day q great crowd was
seen moving in an opposite direction
toward the American League Baseball
park 10 witness the game OF bail be-
tween the representatives Of the Jolly
Fat Mems Club OF this city and the
Elks OF Elizabeth, n J Il viii be 2 re-
turn game, as the Fat Men were the
guests Of the Elks at home last Labor
Day, and on tEeir own ground defeated
them by score OF Il to 0. The Fat
Men are known as excellent hosts. and
1t IS understood have promised TO give
the visiting Elks the city If they want
it If they want the game this after
noon, however. Manager Mullfn has
notified them that they will have TO
fight for 1t from the call Of play ball"
10 the last out in the ninth
Lawyers and Medicos to Play.
Another interesting feature Of today's
celebration will h tn e~s,o - l.r7
on Georgetown University field between
the disciples Of Esculapius and Black
stone. The game will be the feature of
the opening OF the lawn fete which will
be given for the benefit OF the George
town Hospital fund and will be called
at I ?. m The teams will be made up
Of young practitioners OF the medical
profession and Junior members OF the
District courts.
The medical team will be selected
from among the following; Drs. Magee,
GlaZebrook, Love. McKeon, Dunlop
Owens. S L. Owens, Starr, McQuil-
Ian, BuTba1, Bell, Edmonston, and
Ready.
The lawyers team will be taken from
the following: Messrs. Carusi, Tinden,
Brady, Reilly, Hume. Hamilton, Colbert.
Cassen, Sellhausen, Hoover. Sullivan,
and Hawken-
At the National Baseball park VII b.
heard the waTcTy OF the Sioux Tribe Is,
Improved Order Of Red Men. and Wine
Eagle Council 4, Degree OF Pocahontas
The WhOop will be the aunouucemeD.
OF the opening of lawn fete which will
be given under the auspices of these
two OF CARNATIONS The fete viii be con
tiRued until September 49,