Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-27
FINE DAY PROMISED
sHRINERs' OUTING TO BE UNDER
CLEAR SKIES.


fair and comfortably cool weather for their
| annual outing to Chesapeake Beach tomor-
row, according to a special prediction made
this afternoon for the event by Prof Ed
| ward B. Garriott, one of the official fore
casters Of the weather bureau.
Potentate Frank A. Sebring also made a
special prediction today. 1t was that all
the men, women and children who join the
caravan to the shores Of Chesapeake Bay
tomorrow will enjoy 1.-The time Of their
lives" All arrangements for the success
Of the excursion have been made. and the
trains will leave the District Line station
at 10 o'clock am, II noon. 2. and
o'clock pm.
In a special announcement 1t Is stated
that everything is In splendid running or
der at the beach: the weather bureau Of
nciaIs have promised US good weather.
Noble William E. Walton has the big hotel
ready. and will be pleased to give you the
glad hand. and all favoring us with their
presence may be assured Of a great days
outing" -gE.,r-4-E
"A book OF special tickets, costing one
dollar and good for articles sold at the
Beach, can be purchased from members Of
the ticket committee wearing blue ribbon
badges, can be bought at the starting sta
tion on each train going. the day of the ex-
cursion, and at any odd place they can
catch you, and which. II used, will be Of
benefit to our Christmas fund"
The scheduled events other than the regu-
lar features at the Beach, such as bathing.
boating, fishing and grabbing. are as fol-
lows:
Fifty-yard dash for Mobiles over 200
pounds; 5O-yard dash, open to sons OF
Mobiles, under fourteen years; 5O-yard dash
for daughters Of Mobiles; 5O-yard dash for
wives of Nobles 10O-yard dash for stu
dents of high school; 1OO-yard dash. open
to Mobiles only; running high jump. open;
putting 16-pound shot, open to Mobiles only;
three-legged race. two prizes to winning
team; potato race for ladies'; running broad
jump, open: tug of war between teams of
Washington and Columbia Communicates.
K T.; water polo between two selected
Almas Temple teams, eleven on side.
Special prizes will be awarded to each OF
the winners of the aquatic events.
Thirty-two prizes in all will be awarded to
the contestants.
Committees in Charge.
The committees in charge of the outing
are:
Ticket ommittee-Harrison Dingman.
chairman; William H. Franklin, vice chair
man, harry ". Daley, L.
Louis Behrens, Charles H. Bradley. Apple
ton p. Clark, jr.; Warren ]. Coffin, William
III. Colmer Henry L. Dauerich, Fred @.
Dieterich, John A. Ellinger, s. Frank Field,
James NJ Ford, Charles II. Fred. Carey
S. Frye, Louis Goldsmith. Fred A. Holden
Louis j. jackson, Charles A. M. Loftier,
John L. Martin. Frank L. Mattel, Moritz
MAYER, E. c. Peach, William s. Quinter,
George w. Rae, Charles P. Sweet. Lem
Towers, IT.; Ralph E. Walker, ". Waller
stein, Sidney West, A. G. White.
Committee on press-Thomas c. Noyes'
chairman; J. Harry Cunningham, vice
chairman: Clifford K. Bergman. George
Gibson. S. Fred. Hahn. Samuel Hart. Sam
uel B. Hege. Frank H. Hosford George r.
Howard. William w. Jermane, William c.
Johnson, ]. William Mckinley. Allison
Nailor, jr, Richard B. Nixon, James L.
Norris, Franklin T. Sanner, J. Henry Small
William ]. Wallace. Jerome ]. WILDER and
Entertainment and athletic committee
Samuel w. Stinemetz. honorary chairman;
Frank X. Raymond, active chairman; Fred
W. Behrens, Charles E. Berry, Eugene s.
Cochran, John T. Crossley. August Daetz
Robert H Fatt John d. Frazee, Edward J.
Gardiner. Charles Jacobson, Allison c
Jenkins. David ]. Kaufman. Gus. A
William c. Long. Frank o. McNew. Chester
R. Sampson. Emil G. Schafer. Charles
Schneider, George 3. wainwright ane
Charles E. Wood.
Reception committee-Roe Fulkerson,
chairman Gustav Ayres, vice chairman;
Bennett A. Allen, q. d. Blackstone, James
F. Broadbent. Walter A. Brown, Frank A.
Butts. Augustus B. Coolidge. Charles c.
Coombs. s. Clifford Cox, Edwin H. Etc.
Daniel Fraser, William T. Gallher. o. B.
George. John A. Goodier, Lurtin r. CHM.
William F. GUIDE, Arthur B. Hayes, Philip
Herman, William F. Hunt, ]. Claude
KEEPER, Claude f. King, James Lansburgh,
Arthur d. Marks. William w. Mooney,
Fred w. Moore, Harry Rothschild, Winfield
Scott Schey b. F. Smith, Elias M. Sheets,
o. G.. Staples, B. H. Warner.
Ladies' committee-Louis A. Dent. chair
man; Carter B. Keene, vice chairman; VIM.
e. Andrews, Chas. E. Baldwin, James A.
Bailey, Achlle E. Burklin, Allen Bussus,
Robert Cook, Edmund K. Fox, James T.
Gibbs Harvey Given, Benz. s. Graves, VIM.
A. Haley F. Warren Johnson. Jacobus S.
Jones' Walter II. Klopfer. Chas. T. Lindsey.
Alex Mckenzie, VIM. McNeir. Harry L.
McNulty, James L. Marshall, VIM Mehn,
Henry S. Merrill. Brice J. Moses, George C.
ODER. James F. Oyster. VIM. S. Parks. VIM.
H. Santelmann. George Spransy, A. c.
Steinbrenner, Frank r. Underwood VIM.
H. Yerkes jr.
Committee on privileges-Floyd v. Brooks,
chairman; Frank e. Gibson, Townley A.
Mckee, Robt. f. Mentzel