The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
EXCURSIONS.

Marshall Hall has long been cele-
/ brated fer its green lawEs. fine shade trees snd
/ good dinners. Persons are enabled TO get away
/ from the heat and glare Of the asphalt streets to
| enjoy the day amid pleasing Surroundings. A fea-
tlre tomorrow IS the concert by Prof. SchToedeTs
band during the Afternoon ard evening and pleas
/ ing programme has been arranged All the smuse-
ments VIII be in active operation Steamer Charles
Manchester viii leave at Il q. n, 29O, and $50
/ ?. n
Is salt water bathing a thing you
like?
II it is, Chesapeake Beach is the place for YOU.
II is the only salt water summer resort anywhere
near Washington, and il can be reached in an
hours run on the Chesapeake Beach railway trains.
The bathing beach aud the bath houses there are
such as TO make going in swimming delight
II you want grabbing. fishing. rowing. sailing. or
land amusements, such the roller coaster and the
scenic railway, dancing in big pavilion open on
every side 70 the breezes from the bay Chesapeake
Beach is again the place for you to hpd Other
amusenents on the mammoth boardwalk are the
shooting gallery, the meTy-gorOund. the roller
skating rink and numerous sideshows and minor
attractions
Chesapeake Beach is always cool. On the yeraI.-
das Of the big hotels meals served that while
eating you famed b the salt breezes and en-
Joy wide view Of Chesapeake Bay.
Tne steamer Harry Randall will
make another Of her Sunday evening runs down the
Potomac, leaving here tomorrow evening. at $50
o'clock, for long, cool ride the breezy river
These Sunday evening outings have been most at
traetive this season, and the tomorrow night
viii be particularly So as it viii be made by moon
light fine orchestra aboard the steamer viii Day
concert music. Tho steamer viii so time her run
as to arrivs home about 10 80 O'Clock. Monday even
ing the fast steamer St Johns viii inAugurate the
first Of her weekly moonlight dancing trips on the
river. Tie steamer viii leave here at 6a5 D. H.
and viii arrtFo az her dock about II D. N. An or
Chestra viii be aboard the steamer Those who do
not care for dancing ind easy chairs on the
wide decks Of the big steamer ard enjoy tha pleas
ant moonlight sail. Stops VIII be made at Alcxan.
drla both going and returning
The steamer st, Johns will make her
regular Wsek-end trips 10 Colonial Beach this week.
leaving her wharf here at Sc: O'Clock this afternoon
and again tomoFFeW mefHing at s:B o'clock, and
many thousand peFE6ns have taken advantage OF
these outings b spend Saturday aight and Sunday
GO Sunday only, salt weter, away from tie hot
streets and hot dwellings Of tho city. The beach Is
now in the midst OF ts slEmeF season and al the
hotels and boarding houses are well filed though
there IS no difficulty ia obtaining accommodations
bg those Who 81 GoSa GA the Saturday evening
trips. The bathing grabbing and fishing at Colonial
Beaen we're uefeF better than they are Just now
The many other attractions Of toe resort ara ready
to give pleasure to the Visitors Ths new bath
house and dancing pavilion is in use and is land
some structure. The bsthleuse contains abaut so
large dressing rooms and is filed yith shower baths
and other modern conseaiences for the pleasure Of
the battles.