The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-03
KNIGHTS ENJOY
 SHORE OUTING With Friends and Families They Have Good Day
 Despite the
 Rain. GAMES CONTESTED, PRIZES AWARDED Dancing and Singing Play an Important Pat
 in the Enjoy
 ment.


 families of the Knights of St. Patrick and the Knights themselves had a very merry and successful outing at Morris Cove yesterday. The party left New Haven at 10 o'clock hoping that the day would be benefited by the shifting wind and be pleasant, but the dull weather was bound not to relent, and it was 2 o'clock and dinner was ready before it had been possible for the athletic events to be taken part in.
 Then the program as originally ar ranged was used as follows: 100 yard dash, which was won by Miss Mary Sullivan of Pearl street, the first prize being a cut glass dish given by M. F. Walker and the second girl in was Miss Katherine Rowley, who won a purse given by Mrs Toole.
 Following are the results of the other events:
 Mems 100 yard dash, won hy Thom- as German of St. Vincentia T. T. club, of New York, silver mounted cane, presented by J. J. Carroll F. Herman, son of the president of the Knights of St. Patrick, was second, and won a baseball hit
 Potato race for girls, won by Miss Miller; prize, Teddy bear, given by Louis Linden.
 Potato race for boys, won by Ed- ward Toole, who received a fine catch CTS glove, given by J. B. Mcfarland,
 Potato race for young women, won by Miss Mary McGrail; prize, roller skates, given by Ed Conlan.
 75-yard potato race, open to all, won by Thomas Gibbons; a foot ball, given by MT. McGinn and MT Gun ningham.
 25-yard dash for children, won by Miss Eleanor Lynch of Vernon street; furnished by Thomas Maxwell, a handsome doll.
 Foot race for boys, won by John Gibbons, football suit, given by Louis Linden.
 After the races had be given all the time daylight afforded the prizes that had been donated were distributed in the following way: Tickets were given out among the ladies and the coupons torn from the tickets were put in 8 box, and after being we'll shaken up, drawings were made, and the follow jag drawing were the result:
 i. Cupid" given by President Tier nan, Miss Cummings, N. Y.
 ?. Catchers Gloves, given by John Gibbons. won by Miss Higgins of East Chapel street.
 8. Base ball bat, Miss Mary Sullivan, given by Mir, Cunningham.
 4. Cuff buttons, won by Miss Marie Rielly of Bradley street, given by "Only' Jack Diver of Boston.
 5. A base ball bat, won by Miss Me- Grail given by MT. McGann.
 6. Umbrella, won by Miss Sullivan, given by J. L. Disbrow
 MT. Leggett gave box of cigars and in the drawing Mrs. J. Maxwed won the box, and divided it among his friends, and others The ball game be- tween the single and married men was played, three innings of it and up to this morning it was impossible to find out surely who did win, the sinble man having the preference. During the day the orchestra played for singing or dancing as the case might be and some fine voices were heard. Most of the older of the young set erayed to enjoy dancing in the evening, and at that time and during all the day comments were constantly heard regarding MT. Doole's hospitality and splendid hotel, and taking all things together every body had fine time.
 Among the various people who at- tended were MT. Frank Herman, Mrs. Tiernan and their son, Thomas Gibbons and family, Thomas Maxwell, William Nugent, John Gibbons, James Calla- han and party, Dr. O'Conner, Edward Conlan, J. T. Doyle and family, l.. w. Leahy, James Martin, John Kilfeather J. F. McGrail and family, M J. o. Meara and family, Thomas Cunning ham and wife, J. J. Kennedy of Rosette street, and party of five, Frank Carroll and wife, Dr. Grady and wife, MT. J. H. Finnigan and family, Thomas Smith, John McAvoy and daughter, Thomas F. Maher, W. J, Frey, E. Mor- iarty, Frank Kenna, pr. Sheehan, Tim othy Conan, Edward Toole, John Dunn, Miss Curtis, Miss Bessie Kenna, Miss Hays of New York; Joseph Brunt and wife, Miss McGrail, Miss Rowley, Miss Linnahan of Hartford, Miss Cum ming of New York, Miss Gilligan of Branford and "Only" Jack Diver of Boston. &.4!