The Washington times., 1905-07-24
CATHOLIC ORPHANS
GO TO RIVER VIEW
Guests of knights Of Columbus on
Down River Excursion-An Amuse-
ments Free to Them.

Hundreds of motherless and father
less little children We're today given
one of those happy times which. recent
". have. been coming to them through
the thoughtfuIness Of the Knights or
Columbus.
The orphans Of Catholic institutions
Of Washington were today the guests
, or the knights on the annual eXcur-
sion given by the order to River View
For days and days the orphans nave
been looking forward to Monday.
They hoped ana hoped that it would
not rain and when today daWned orlght
and clear the corridors and dOfnltofles
OF the orphan &syluns were agos,
Each wear the Knights OF columbus
give the orohans an outing ILoh9
neonIe who attend the excursion are oi
course. treated with all courtesy anu
much entertainment Is proVldea Lot
Them 1t Is to the orphans, nov 81
thai the committees give their chleL
zen Amusements Free to Them.
everything in the way of aInuse-
neents and good things TO eat IS fisiiI
ready and waiting TO be enjoyed anu
fbres5azhout the day from the tlthe t4le
boat steamed away from the wharf :
~ o'clock this morning untA the ~ -
r-es were again brought back 70 l-lC
o Sit9 TIE Knights gave them the time
u F ti.e-t form of amusement on me
grounds was free 10 me t,t 10S IF it irving
10 take in every thing sallD y 800
ezIe candy. and ice cream WeLS ,, plSi =. -
I'll NIanv a tired HLtle mead VIZ - So -
u .f1I|tr carly tonight 10 rest up from
The excitement of the gay. have
Plans for this years eAcuLsLg- - ~
b9ar more extensive than usual, = -
- earaes of many kinds We're ii an
Tan0ad and were led OF o% d pt5E2o 80 -.
eaT1e walsh was played lIIl 1t $50 go
after the arrival or the --'oo
Novelties on Program.
o+,,a. features OF the program included
tt,,.s>-teaged race. in which the con-
..r,a,fs comprising the officers OF the
i 1yarious councils, have already oeeh
Pt1Ii - Follopyfng viii be AItched together:
q 60 Ter,rrv Sheehy and DlStrlct Dep
80 = TC7,1scfi. and Grand knights ana
TSu,Tv Grand knights Malone anu am,
koones, OF FFslslilI IJ T,o,,I7,il. Haffi-
han and PaIro, OF Keane Couhciii. I Ilit-t
- 60, 80 IZ0ib. Of Carroll Council; Ralph
zSnd Mccarthy. OF spatetlls @o1,tCit, IL
#Barrv and Myers, OF potomac NOIiiCl4.
Another novel event or the afternoon
viii engage the attention of the Inan-
fi9[ secretaries OF the TaFl0us couhcils.
and entries VIII be closed 70 al 9ut
them This is the 'hnding OF the hlaue .
81 coins Those who VIII engage IN TINS
:. everf are II. Z Brooks, Thomas J big
.gtns. Thomas Il. Crook, Wllliain Z NOT
moyie, and William = Flelsliei1'
For Best Lecturer.
In order TO determine who is entitled
70 best hold the Office of lecturer" in
The Knights OF Columbus, it is proposed
to settle the rivalry between e. P
Harrington, Dr. William B, Daily,
Daniel a. Edwards Thomas X GaiiaheT
and George " jones IN unique man
ner Tonight they viii be staJlcntd
at points on the pavilion and the orator,
VINO. by the exercise OF his art has al
The end Of ten minutes time. the great
Il est number OF Interested auditors
around hirz viii DC awarded the prize:
The chairTnen OF the. various commit
fees TO whoIl the success or the e1-
s cursion is due are as follows,
Executive and recepton-Or- William
Z. Pairo. rk-t,
PrinJine-Eiarry a Hegarty.
8 TIckets-H. Eaton Brooks
Roats-RobeFt Z. Doyle.
g athletics and lents-Ge6rge L
KoIb r-.-a
5 I-n-'vitations-Dr a =. Wilkinson.
Barges-GeCrge a Young.
Care Of guests-ThoEnas d. Nolan