Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-23

Hundrsdq Of persons each week take adj
vantage OF the Saturday evening trip Of
the steamer Harry Randall to Colonial
Beach to spend from Saturday evening to
Sunday evening at the Beach, enjoying the
fine bathing and the many other pleasures
Of the resort. The steamer leaves here
this afternoon at t:45 o'clock, but will re-
turn in time to leave with the steamer Ar
rowsmith again at s:4b o'clock in the morn
ing. On the return trip the steamers win
leave the Beach at 9 pm. and will reach
homo about 1880 pm. Those who make
tomorrow's trip will have several hours at
tho Beach to enjoy the bathing and to 60
grabbing. boating ana fishing The steam
er will stop at Alexandria going and re-
turning. The two steamers leaving here
Sunday morning for the Beach assures a
pleasant trip. with no uncomfortably large
crowd aboard either steamer.
The wonderful high-wire slide Of Mile
De AGO and the rifle shooting OF John De
AGO continue to draw crowds to the River
View excursion resort. Two exhibitions OF
the feats will be given at the resort tomor-
row at and $50 pm. There will be no In
crease in rate Of fare to the View, and the
exhibition will be free. Music will also be
the feature Of the days entertainment at
River View tomorrow, when the River
View Orchestra, under the leadership Of
Prof. Chris. Arth, will be heard in sacred
concert both in the afternoon and evening
Prof. Arth has arranged fine programs Tor
the day Concerts will also be given on the
boat on all trips. The steamer Samuel J.
Pentz will leave her wharf here at IL am,
2:45 and 6:15 pm. Those who are not fond
of music will find plenty to amuse them In
the Ferris wheel. the chute, the flying
horses, etc.
Chevy Chase Lake Is still Washingtons
favorite suburban resort Hundreds ride
S,,pr 20 TOW q q
Band concerts and the many other destr-
able attractions. The concerts last from
about 7:30 until 8. and at the conclusion or
the concert the band renders dance music
in the pavilion. The motion pictures, bowl
ing, boating and shooting are other we'll
patronized attractions. A program OF I'M
usual excellence has been arranged for the
usual Sunday concert.
Those who can spare but few days at
time for recreation find trip to Old Point
Comfort via steamers Of the norfolk ana
Washington Steamboat Company an enjoy
able outing. A steamer leaves this COM
pany's wharf every evening at $50 the year
round The special Saturday excursions
become more popular every week Tickets
for these trips. good for returning SUNDAY
night. are sold at reduced rate All who
enjoy the bracing salt air, fine surf bathlng
and deep-sea fishing should make an eHort
to embrace this opportunity. Daily con-
nections are made at Norfolk with steam
ers for Boston and New York. City ticket
offices in Bond building, 14th and New ork
avenue, and at wharf, foot Of 7th street.
The attractions at Marshall Hall tomor-
row will be varied and numerous. Besides
the natural attracttveness of the place, the
green lawns and fine old shade trees, ana
numerous diversions OF an innocent char-
acter. there will be concerts. both on the
boat and grounds, by Prof. Schroeder
band all day and evening The steamer
Charles Manchester will run the usual sun
day schedule, leaving at II am, 2:30 and
$50 pm, returning leave the Hall at l, D
and o'clock pm. Those who go tomor-
row are assured of cool trip both going
and returning. The sunsets on the water
and passengers on the evening boat can en-
10y themselves thoroughly.