Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-17
COLUMBIA conMANDERY, K.
Outing at River View Planned for
Tomorrow.

The annual excursion and outing of CO.
lumbia Commandery, No. 2, Knights Tenn
plar to River View will occur tomorrow.
An interesting athletic program has been
arranged by Mr.. Samuel Stinemetz con-
sistfng OF events of every sort for the young
and old. lightweights and heavyweights Tn
doubleday what will prove the most humor-
Gus event Of the days pleasure will be the
base ball game between Orient Commandery,
No 8, and Columbia Commandery, No 2.
Oriental costumes will be worn by the ORR
ent boys. while Columbia will somewhat re-
semble Uncle Sam. Mr.. Charles Fl. Kos
ter has presented an American flag to be
contested for.
The lineup
Orient Commandery - Allan Bussius.
catcher; w. A. Cohill, left field; l. II. Hen
derson. pitcher and captain: w. H. Baker.
third base; Joseph Costinett. centerf1eld;
Joseph Milan. pitcher; r. p. Evans. second
base; F. 8. Hodgson shortstop: Robert
Doyle, right field: E. P. Hazelton, first base.
Columbia Commandery - Bert Riddle,
catcher; Charles Long. first base and cap
tain; Harry Walls, centerfield; l.. c. Ul-
rich, rightfield; Jack Blair. leftfield: Charles
Stewart third base: K. A. Nelson, 1r.,
pitcher; F. E. Gibson, shortstop; Z. H.
Longacre, second base and manager
Eminent Commander David H. Fen
ton will be on hand with his recep-
ton committee to extend a knightly greet
ing to all. and Chairman Blair or the nre-
works committee has promised pyrotech-
meal display that will be pleasing to the
eye.
Special accommodation in the matter of
frequent trips to and from River View has
been arranged for. The Pocahontas VII,
leave the 7th street wharf at 10 am. ana
OH o. m and will return at 1918, 8. and
1890 D. M thus enabling those who cannot
afford to spend the whole day In pleasure
can at least devote a part of their time
For the accommodation of those living IN
Alexandria the boat will stop there on all
trips.
The following committees are In charge
Of the event:
Executive committee-E. Sir David H.
Fenton, commander; Sir George f. Hep
bard, chairman: Sir DIR. Frank e. Gibson
vice chairman; Sir Charles r. SWEET, Sir
Charles Long Sir Samuel w. Stinemetz
Sir Jackson F. Blair, Sir Edgar A. Nelson
jr. .
Fenton, chairman; e. Sir J. Harry Cum
nngham, vice chairman; e. Sir r H.
Thomas, f. Sir ]. H. Small. jr. =. Sir b.
A. Allen, E. Sir Alex Grant, E. Sir J. II.
Pettus E. Sir H. f. Riley, E. Sir J. j. Har-
rover, E. Sir James Mckee, E. Sir George
Gibson, E. Sir C. w. Hancock, E. Sir E. b.
Hay, Sir J. H. Mcintosh, Sir w. L. An
drews, Sir w. Scott Schley.
Committee on sale of tickets-Sir George
E. Hebbard, chairman; Sir John A. Meyer,
vice chairman; Sir Emanuel c. Peach, SIT
Emile Huck, Sir James s. Carter, Sir Geo.
w. Rae, Sir Geo. H. Getz, Sir Francis A.
Sebring, Sir John A. Ellnger Sir Robinson
S. Walter Sir William B. Palmer. Sir Thos.
F. Herring, Sir H. c. yesterday SIT CharIes
Some, Sir ]. William Lucas, Sir p. st.
Clair Thompson, Sir William J. Hoffman,
Sir Hamilton Adams
Printing and advertising committee-Sir
Dr. Frank E. Gibson. chairman; Sir V.
Baldwin Johnson, vice chairman; Sir LOUIS
lx;. Nv a
lace Streater. Sir William G. Gentner, Sir
Charles H. Fred, Sir William E. Colburn,
Sir w. o. Briesen, Sir James M. Britt SIR
Arthur E. Hess. Sir j. Spliedt, Sir Geo.
w. Robson, Sir D. 6. Pfeifrer, Sir FRANK
r. Underwood
Press committee-Sir Charles Long, chair
man; Sir Carter B. Keene, vice chairman;
Sir Frank X. Raymond. Sir Henry c. Roth
rock, Sir George Pitt, Sir Miles Taylor.
Sir C. F. Williams, Sir c. c. Coombs, Sir
H. I. Meader Sir Philip P. Rouse, Sir Ellie
Sheetz. Sir Ernest Burgdorf, Sir o. A. Dan
zenbaker. Sir T. T. McWhirter, Sir Frank
c. Henry.
Committee on boat and comfort-Sir
Charles P. Sweet. chairman Sir ]. F. Traz
zare, vice chairman; Sir William McAleer,
Sir Ross P. Andrews. Sir Harry I. Roche,
Sir Charles G. Sloan. Sir Luther II. Posey,
Sir Charles II. Bradley, Sir Albert s. Rid
die, Sir George W. Engel. Sir Faber Steven
son, Sir Peter A. Auer, Sir George w. Har
rson, Sir Benjamin F. Guy. Sir Henry F.
u
Committee on athletics and amusements-
Sir Samuel w. StinemetZ, chairman: Sir H.
w. Thomas, vice chairman: Sir Samuel c.
Redman. Sir S. M. Carter, SIR E. L. Brce,
Sir Jack F. Blair. Sir C. r. Samson. Sir
Francis A. Sebri1g, Sir Townley A. Nc
Zee, Sir Bert H. Brockway, Sir Salvatore
Desio Sir Charles Long. Sir Frank e. Glib
son. Sir Newton Edmonds, Sir Charles B.
Matthews. Sir Ferdinand Waldman
Committee on fireworks-Sr jackson F.
Blair, chairman: Sir Edgar A. Nelson, IT.,
vice chairman; Sir Arthur NJ. Travers Sir
A. c. Steinbrenner, Sir Jackson s. Cole Sir
Thomas A. Garner, Sir Edward s. Schmid,
Sir J. g. Eskridge. Sir A. J. Brown, Sir ].
c. Webb, Sir Chris C. Yeabower
Committee on dancing and music-E. Sir
Walter H. Klopfer, chairman; Sir Charles
E. Baldwin, vice chairman; Sir T. L. Pay
fair, Sir H. E. Walls. Sir C. A. Stewart, Sir
Harry E. Claflin, Sir c. E. Etchzerger. Sir
Clarence II. Longacre, Sir c. c. Van Allen,
Sir Edgar A. Nelson, jr., Sir John G.
Hodges, Sir ]. j. Costinett, SIR w. ]. Coffin.
Sir E. Richmond Gasch, Sir C. F. Cummins.