Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-30
BAl1IM0REANS PAY VISIT
SPEND DAY AS GUESTS OF
WASHINGTON OUTING CLUB.
Enjoy Base Ball Game and Other
Outdoor Pastimes-
Gift Of Big Stick.

A large number of Baltimore business
men were entertained yesterday at the
Kenilworth Club by members of the
Greater Washington Outing Club. 1t was
the first affair of the kind by the new or
ganization. The delegation from the
Monumental city reached here on an cleo
trio train in the morning and was es-
corted to the clubhouse by a committee.
sports were enjoyed and buffet luncheon
was served. In the afternoon NJ. P. Sui
Ivan, president of the Greater Washing
ton Club, presided at a repast prepared
by Charles r. Talbert. President Sulli-
van introduced Hugh F. Harvey. who
made a. speech of welcome He told of
the enjoya BILE visits paid the Baltimoreans
the past summer by the members of the
Greater Washington Outing Club and said
he hoped the visitors would be as we'll
satisfied with the days outing here as
the Washington club members had been
on the occasions of their visits to Balti-
more.
Expression Of Thanks.
Thomas F. McNulty responded for the
visitors. He assured the hosts that the
entertainment would be one that would
never be forgotten. After telling Of the
number of pleasant outings he had en-
toyed with local business men Mr.. Nc
Nulty said he would not go home salts
fed If he did not present the new club
with a slight token of friendship.
And he added Il am going to give
YOU a big stick This stick is one that
brought over from Ireland when I re-
turned from my last visit there. and l
would not part with 1t otherwise for 81. 900
in Uncle Sans money. 1 hope the club
will keep it and remember 1t as tie be-
tween the two cities
Mr.. McNulty amused his hearers by de-
claring the crest of the McNulty family
a running vine Of hospitality and sham
rock leaves-had been carved in the stick
by Brian Boru. and remarked that it had
come from the McNulty estate. A silver
band about the token, he declared, had
come from the silver mine on the estate.
Several other short speeches were made
by representatives of the local organiza-
tion and their guests.
Those Who Participated.
The Baitimoreans who enjoyed the OUT
ing were Thomas F. McNulty, Capt
Charles w. Nelson, L. H. Burkhardt. John
H. Hall, Capt w. T. Bannon, DR.. John
Kicks. Adam e. Rupp. Charles P. Turner,
Henry W. McNulty. Capt. James Hamil-
ton. John P. Nixon, W. D. Rodgers and
Henry RON.
Some Of the members of the Greater
Washington Outing Club who attended
were NJ. P. Sullivan, Frederick Mersheim-
er. r. F. Mentzel, Frederick ]. Whitehead,
Hugh F. Harvey, Frank H. Potts. w. J.
Tharp. F. A. Sullivan, ]. ]. Allen, J. F.
McGaw. 7. L. Costello. Frank p. Madigan.
T.. Howard Brooks. ]. H. Miller. E. r.
Humphrey, T. F. Keliher. P. F. Carr, Gus
Brill, Joseph o. Harvey. John Detweiler.
8. l.. Hoover, Frank Finley. H. c. b.
nault, Louis Hodges, Edwin H. Neu-
meyer. jr., J. ]. Shehan, Gus Brahler,
John Becker. Charles Hermann, John
Fitzmorris, ]. II. Busher, L. J. Crogan.
P. j. Nee, Walter Scott. ]. J. Monohan,
Harry Haight. Andrew Loeffler. F.. x.
Preston, L. NJ. Hayden. Luke Kearney,
J. r: Johnson, DR.. w. F. Walter. Theo-
dore Walter. r. C.. Johnson, Julius AL
brecht, ]. NJ. Hill, Frank p. Hall, M. T..
O'Brfen and c. B. Fellows.