The Washington times., 1906-06-24
ELKS' BIG OUTING
FOR THE ORPHANS
Prepare 70 Make Happy 500
Parentess Children of
Washington.
EXCURSION TO LUNA PARK
Committees Arranging Plans to Give
Good Time to Homeless
Little Ones

The committee Of the local lodge Of
Elks which las in charge the arrange
ments for III, orphans outing 10 Luna
Park on Midday, July 2. has put IN a
busy week il perfecting the minor de-
tails. and as there are so many odds
and ends to be looked after, one ses-
sion Of the Rneral committee and one
OF all the nbcommittees have been
called for thecoming week. the former
- be held tomorrow night and the lat
ter on Thursdly evening. which will be
the final meeing.
The committee has received accept
ances from Iix institutions. having IN
charge 423 ophans. These include the
Washington City Orphan Asylum. st.
Joseph's. German, st. Johns. st. Mary's.
and the Brun Home. Efforts are be-
ing continud to locate other institu-
uons. and tie committee viii be glad
TO learn thelocation of any that may
have been oerlooked.
Feedig the Small Army.
The questin of feeding the little ones
for the day owing to the fact that all
Of the eataoles and drinkables must
be Transported from this city. has been
quite a tas- but a capable subcom-
mittee has te matter we'll in hand and
nothing will be lacking on this part
Of the progam. A subcommittee on
toys and games also has been appointed
10 see that Aenty of amusement is fur
nished the children
committee has been assigned to
each institution, and the little ones will
be called 6r and returned TO their
homes by spcial trolley cars. In the
case Of the Eerman Orphan Asylum.
where considerable distance separates
the insututin from the railway line.
the use or tNo touring automobiles has
been tenderei by F. c Berens to ill
In the gap.
Those on the Committees.
a complete Jist of the committees is
as follows:
General committee on ARRANGEMENTS
w mig, secrehry; Sol Morris, Z. ].
Efley. John " Carpenter, George a.
Brooks. Emil G. Schafer. J. D. Frazee,
Fred J. MerAeimer, Charles II. Uter-
mehle, Charle W. Campbell. Robert NJ.
NJ. Kline. jr
The following are the subcommittee on
aSylums. the figures after each institu-
uon denotingthe number of orphans and
attendants;
washington City Orphan Asylum-11o:
- y j..
J. II. LeOnhSdt. and s. D. Bronson
ST. Josepht Asylum-115: 2. ]. Foley,
Richard A. CBrien, q. O. Davis, p. E.
McKenna, J Henry Buscher. and VIII
liam McGuir.
German-6g Emil C. Schafer. ]. d.
France. Y. , DeKnight. Charles @.
Roger. FredA. Hornig. John NJ. Becker,
and Frank G Berens.
ST Jonn' 20; Charles II. Utermehle,
George A Mason, r. H Moler. August
Brill, and High F. Harvey.
St Mary's prphanag age-10: Julius We
mig and Rudolph F. Riegel.
NJ Bruen HoEe-55: Ernest w. Emery
Charles F Hrmann. Edward Voight. jr.
Joseph o. Harvey.
Doctor Will Be on Han.
Medical attndants: Drs. w. F. Wal.
ters, Fred S,hon, w. S. Jones. ]. II
Ramsburgh. L. L. Friedrich, and
Charles A. Bu
Committee,on comfort at Luna Park
George r. FmmOns, Charles Rupertus
Henry T. Dsmer, Joseph G. Watson
homas J. ling, John G. Maxwell, NJ
G. McCOrmi4, John L. Ward, Louis
koehler. Luis Hartig. Marshal L
smith, Albeit Sillers, H O. Gartner
Martin Schneider, Joseph Williams
BalSey r. Setter, James L Feeney, anC
Entertainment committee-WiIliam H
Santelman bhn NJ. Kline, jr. w. A
Sullivan, P. NJ. Becker. and Frank a
RcbstOCk
Dunn. Charls P StohIman. Joseph J
Leary, John NJ. Carpenter, A. w. Bar.
ron, Thomas A. Cannon, Frank NJ
Finley, Milllm a. Engel, Antonio Pas,
Louis KoehT, George A. Garner. Johr
l. Fuegel, aid I. j. Fingles.
Badgs Tor the Orphans.