The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-29
SHRINERS CELEBRATE
Mobiles and Friends Journey
to Chesapeake Beach.
RAPTUROUS EVENT FOR ALL
Initiates Disport Themselves I'm the
Cooling WHters of the bay, Catch
TO Christmas Fund-Evcry One Has
Chance nt Prizes In the Events.

All the nobility Of the Mystic Shrine
/ iourneyod 10 Chesapeake Beach with the
Almas Temple on its annual outing yes
terday. and. with their wives and friends,
the merrymakers numbered over $500 per-
/ sons. The crescent moon and curved
scimitcr Of the Shriners was everywhere
I in evidence. and the pink admission tick
| cts of the members entirely displaced the
/ currency Of the realm. All day long the
cars brought heavy and happy burdens.
and until late at night returned empty.
All day long the initiates dlsported
/ themselves ia the cooling waters of the
/ bay. danced in the breazo-swept pavilion.
or enjoyed the smussments with an the
enthusiasm Of the children. Then. too,
there were dozens ~ crabs caught by the
I city fishermen and many q sailing party
left the long pier for a quiet soi7urn on
the bay The outing was for the beuedt
Of the Christmas Fund. and money was
/ disposed of with as Ereat generosity as
though the feast was very near
Il was late in tie afternoon when the
athletic events were called. and they fur
uished opportunity for every one TO be-
come excited and 20 participate Samuel
Steiumetz was the honorary chairman of
the athletics. with Frank X Ravmon. T,
acting chairman. D-. Frank r. Gibson.
clerk Of the course, Holtou Wolf. starter
Charles T. Berry vs.. C. Long. G. B.
Mathew. Judges. and c.. a. Euee5si. timer
Winners Of Events.
The following were the starters and
winners OF the events.
First er-ut-0rs-I dash Tor MOBILES over 20
pounds. First prize. 5000 sd ~fT h-t.r-. ur
Ias-1.harE second Prize. tal pounds Oriental c1f-
f-a.' tv Browning d. B7.uas. W. r. Henderson.
FIRST. II. e.. Eas.rIsy. 5ecH1E. IT, g. Allen. Li-I
Second eTeut-5a~arf da=a open 20 sons ef
MOBILES under fourteen -rsr. First prize 500
merchandise hT L7u-aurEh d Bro; second prize
r.asatnoHr lr i. kae-,a. e. Sons. tA.fl rI.sa one
pair OF $3.50 lhpes. by Family Shos Store Richard
ImvIrr lr. Jessie Lrl. second, RAYMOND b1t5.
third. Stewart BIrr John Carroll Arthur ~rfaFar.
Third gvaut-11yari dash f7r daughters Of MOBILES.
F.r-t prize. gold necklace and charm. by Barrv 81
WhiruUTU Company, second Ir7a gold I0csr- Hr
Gait Bro Lir1 prize, p1cke'uaak. lv X. kree-sl
d Sons. Violet D1wicb. first, BauadIe Kramer.
seconii Frances QuiVvv third Lilly D1Tca
Edna Crawford. Mildred Wise Marguerite Cguler.
nell. EuestIne boid. hdilh Lawson, ard Lena
Shekells
Fourth cveut-5Oyari dash for wives Of MOBILES.
First prize yao ladies' lat tv Gal1-rhar-. Sec
oud prize. 5000 umbrella. Hv r. r. Smith. third
urisa tau pounds c1fee Angle brand" ty Grand
Tea Company; fourth prize. box cut flowers. b9
Guide Bros. Go. Mr. Charles Long first
Mrs. W. X. Lisoombe. secoui, Ms. g. II Brad
ley third. Mrs. q. H. Carlson. fourth: Mrs L.
p. Wctzel and Mrs. A. 3. Garden
Fifth eyent-ll0yard dash t1r students of high
school First prize, one pair 5000 troul--s bv
John Waldman. second prize. one pair Of @D
shoes, bv Parker Bridget & Co. third rriza r.7cs
otbC0k, by X. RuoeSsi & Sons. A. j. Decsar. fr-t.
T. IT, Young. second. J. S. Rose third Thomas
Cuuan A. T. Kres. J. II. Mansing H. ". Mace
4. T. Connie J. ". HiukaL and w j. Fowler.
Sixth eysHt-l1lyaId DASH open 10 MOBILES only
First p1ze. $500 Morris clai. br W b. Moses a
Sons second prize. Sl00 dress suit case bv s7ks
Co., third Trize. fine leather belt hv s. E
& J. T. RosenthaL II. J. Henderson first. Fred
Repetu. second; james A. Dovich third C. A
Carlson. J. IT, S.mons. and Crawford Crooks
Soreuth eyont-Runnins high Jump: open First
prize. $40 umbrella, by =. J. Kaufman; second prize.
one pair slippers. bg Wm Hahn & Co third rri5a
one pocsetbook by X. Ruecssi & Sons. I IA
Young. first, John L. Barr sac1nd. A J. Decker
thigl. J. $. Rose. Raymond Hail. and W. T. Buell.
Bncll fell on the second attempt ard spraiued his
arm
Eighth Cvent-PuttiuE l6lb shot. open 20 u0b'ps
only. First prize $40 opera glasses by Roe Fulker-
son. second prize 50 l0cut cigars by William "
NcCafirey, third prize box cut flowers bv Guide
Bros Co. J. Costinett, FIRST. J. Moore. second.
Fred ReD7tH third. W. 7, Henderson, II. J. Allen
Julian Esl0f Dr. EasjTjsy L. A. Barr. ". K.
Fisher and W. II Ernest
Ninth -Tlree-eggcd race; two prizes TO win
ming cams. Rocking chaiT $40 bv Jackson Bros
years subscription % Washington Herald by Scott
c. Bone, Won by Repett and Henderson
Tenth event-50-yard dash fer ladies'. First rri,e
SO satchel by s. Ram's Sons & Co.: second uriye
one china umbrella holder, by Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company; third prize box cut flowers
by Guide Bros Co. Bemadiue Kramer. first. D0ro-
thT SIeltz, second. Frances QuigIey Mrs. Charles
Keith, Mary Conlev. and Violet Dorich
Water Polo Interesting.
The water polo contest, which afforded
endless amusement to the spectators. was
won by a team captained by ". I. Hen
dersOn
The following men served on the com
mittees: Harrison Dingman. William IT.
Franklin, c, II. Bradley, W. w. Colmer.
Thomas c.. Noyes. and Harry J. Cunning
ham. press committee: Roe FuIkerson and
Gustav Ayers. reception committee: Louis
A. Dent and Carter B. Keene. vice chair
men ladies' committee, and Floyd Brooks.
chairman OF the special privileges commit
tee.
Tries to XIII DIR. Peters,
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