Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-24
OUTING FOR ORPHANS
LODGE OF ELKs TO PROVIDE EN-
TERTAINMENT JULY 2.

The committee Of the local Lodge OF Eiks
which has in charge the arrangements FOR
the orphans outing to Luna Park Monday,
July 2. has put in a busy week in perfect
ing all the minor details, and as there are
so many odds and ends to be looked after
one session Of the general committee and
one of all the subcommittee have been
called for the coming week. the former to
be held tomorrow night, and the latter
Thursday evening.
The committee has received acceptAnces
from six institutions. having IN charge 423
orphans. These include the Washington
City Orphan Asylum, st. Josephs. German.
st. Johns. st. Mary's and the Bruen Home.
Efforts are being continued to interest 9TH
institutions, and the copmittee Will De
glad to learn the location of any that may
have been overlooked.
The question of feeding the little ones for
the day owing to the fact that all OF the
eatables and drinkables must be transport
ed from this city, has been quite a TASK,
but a capable committee has the matter
well in hand and nothing will be lacking
on this part of the program. A subcom-
mttee on toys and games has also been ap-
pointed to see that plenty OF amusement -
furnished the children.
committee has been assigned to each
institution, and the little ones will be calico
for and returned to their homes by speciai
trolley cars. In the case of the German
Orphan Asylum, where a considerable ois-
lance separates the institution from the
railway line, the use OF two touring auto
mobiles has been rendered by Mr.. f. Z.
Bereas..
List of the Committees.
complete list OF the committees Is as
follows
General committee on arrangements-Coi.
Jares ". Dunn, chairman; Julius Wenlg,
secretary; Sol Morris P. ]. Foley. John M
Carpenter, George A. Brooks, Emil G.
Schafer, ]. D. Frazee, Fred ]. Mersheimer,
Charles H. Utermehle, Charles w. Camp
bell Robert NJ. McWade, Ernest W. Emery
and John NJ. Kline. jr.
The following are subcommittee on
asylums, the figures after each institution
denoting the number of orphans and at
tendants
Washington City Orphan Asylum, 10
Sol Morris. Henry J. Allen, J. J. Dieter. ].
H. Leonhardt and S; d. Bronson.
st. Joseph's Asylum. lisp. ]. Foley
Richard A O'Brien. G. o. Davis. P. E
Mckenna, J. Henry Busher and William
Mcclure.
see V. P DeKnight Charles G. Rogier
Fred A. Hornig. John NJ Becker and Frank
c. Berens.
s St johns Mason II aos gter ASans
Brill and Hugh F. Harvey.
st. Mary's Orphanage, 10--Julius Wenig
and Rudolph F. Riegef.
Bruen Home. 56-Ernest w. Emery,
Charles F. Hermann, Edward Voigt, tr,
Joseph o. Harvey.
Medical attendants-Drs. W. F. Walters
Fred Sohon. w. S. Jones. J. H. Ramsburgh
L. L. Friedrich and Charles A. Ball.
Comfort Committee.
Committee on comfort at Luna Park
George E. Emmons, Charles Rupertus,
Henry F. Dismer. Joseph c. Watson. Thos.
]. King. John c. Maxwell, NJ. G. McCor
mick, John L. Ward, Louis Koehler. Louis
Hsrtig Marshal L. Smith, Albert Sillers.
H. o. Gartner, Martin Schneider. Joseph
Williams. Balsey F. sauter, James l..
Feeney and William A. Hettinger.
Entertainment commttee-William n.
Santelman. John NJ. Kline, jr., w. A. Sulli-
van. P. NJ. Becker and Frank A. Rebstock
Committee on refreshments-J. NJ. Dunn,
Charles P. Stohlman. Joseph ]. Leary, John
NJ. Carpenter, A. W. Barron. Thomas A,
Cannon. Frank M. Finley, William A. En-
gel. Antonio Passagno. F. B. Swart, Fred
II. Geyer, Louis Koehler George A. Garner,
John E. Fuegel and P. ]. Fingles.
Each child and attendant will be furnish
design The local railway schedules will
be so arranged that the little ones Will
arrive at the Mount Vernon depot at 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue at 10 al M,
and Immediately thereafter the special
trains Will begin the start for Luna Park
The return trip will be made about o'clock
In the evening.