The Washington herald., 1907-05-24
GIRLS At BAT! RAH!!
Trinity Seniors TrOunce the
SOphOmOreS! Wee-e-e-eee!
ONE HOME RUN! HO0-RAY!
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy Knocks out
Perfect Denr and She huns
Around All the Bases AwfuiIy Fast.
And the ROoteresses Shrek with
Joy-Wow!;-Excite Prevails.

This was the sound carried by five tally
hos all around Rock Greek Park and the
surrounding country yesterday.
In addition the big coaches carried
item. fifty Of the prettiest girls you ever
saw; item one dozen boxes of fudge
item. the president OF the sophomore class
Of Trinity College, item, the president OF
the senior class Of Trinity College. Incl
dentally, the two last items were In
cluded in the first.
The sophomore class was giving this
perfectly grand tally-ho ride compliment
tary to the seniors who graduate this
year. II was something Of novelty IN
the history Of Trinity College, which Is
located near the Catholic University OF
America. out near Brookland, ID. c., and
the girls all gave credit for it to Helen
Sullivan, president OF the sophomore
class, who originated the Idea and car
ried II out.
The smart conveyances were supplied
by the liveryman whom President R0ose-
Welt discovered few years ago was
desirable citizen. There were blue and
white flags bearing 1909 the class nu-
merals of the sophomores, and yellow and
white pennants with 'l95l in large fig
ures.
Excitement at Corners.
The man who first built the tally-hO
evidently wanted to make the sport ex-
citing. so tally-hos haven't enough backs
% the seat 10 hold one in place The
great feature Of tally-hoing, OF tally
hooting as some call it, is that on turns
every one thinks they are about to fall
of the wagon Every time the gay party
from Trinity went around turn there
was a wild cutching at the girls who sat
in the middle seats.
The departure was taken from Trinity
/ College about @ o'clock. The ninety girls
who were not in either class looked
euyiousIy on. and the sWeet-faCel sisters
of the faculty saw that every one was
fully prepared for "a days outing. The
/ footmau wound tslly-ho horn about
seven feet long and the horses broke into
/ swift trUt that was not once stopped
until "a smooth. open spot near the fltra-
ti1n plant was reached. after a winding
+ tour OF Rock Greek Park Here every
one got off, and then one girl produced
/ a baseball bat others discovered catch
/ ers' mits and masks and in about two
/ shakes OF q lambs tail there was hot
/ exhibition Of the national pastime going
nine girls ON "a side II was no scrub
game either The Trinity girls know how
. 90 play. because they practice every day
inside the big walls around the college
grounds
Home Run for Miss Kennedy.
The seniors won the game because fl
was their party. They evidently could
have won f. despite the consideration of
their hostesses. for they have some
mighty men. that is some mighty girls
I on the senior nine This was sh0wr
. when Elizabeth kennedy stepped mp %
the plate. with the bases fun, of course
and knocked out home run-a perfect
dear She ran around the bsses-slmpIl
ran-whIle an the ro0teresses shrieked
! perfectly lovely" Then there wa.
luncheon.
Among the members of the two classo.
who participated in the outing-whicl
was cHaperoned hy Mrs McGmne-were
Elizabeth Guiiford. Mary and Marie Mc
Donald Nathalie Myers. Augusta SUN
van. Agnes Maher. Helen Sullivan. Eliza
beth Cassin. Rosario Losando, LilHsI
. Moynehan. Mary MeGrane Constance
Harrington. May Moriarty, May O.Dwyer
Auastasia DWyor, katherine Strauss
Irene Wren. MolUe Murphy. H0uori,
Shine. Alice Ryan. Elizabeth Kennedy
Mary Green. Alice Feenau. Mary Pagan
Cecilia McCafrey, Elizabeth Lochran
Helen Schoheld Margaret Cummings
May Bradley. and Mary ST. Clair