Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25

per was served. r. NJ. Hick was guest
in Mr.. De Moll's car.
r. Ross Perry has purchased a model
H Standardization runabout, fully
equipped for touring.
George NJ. Oyster expects to leave dur
ing the coming week for Atlantic City in
his Columbia touring car. It is quite
probable that he will do considerable
touring over the roads of the ''Skeeter
state before returning home.
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H. II. Freeman, choirmaster Of ST.
Johns Episcopal Church, accompanied by
his son Eugene and Alfred Eldridge.
choirmaster of st. Margarets Episcopal
Church, left Thursday morning at 8
O'Clock in Mr.. Freeman's Buick road
ster. for four-week tour through Mary
land. Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The
route will be to Philadelphia via Havre
de Grace and thence to Asbury Park.
where they will attend convention.
Later they will leave for Lakewood and
Atlantic City.
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Ray E. .Middaugh, in his Locomobile
and William f. Shannon, in his new
Packard 49, roadster, left last Monday
for their summer homes on the eastern
shore of Maryland. They were accom-
panied by their families and will stay
for the remainder of the summer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Z. IL. Childs have ar
rived from Pittsburg in their Stoddard-
Dayton touring car. The route was via
Bedford Springs and Gettysburg While
here they are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. b. Willis.
David Monkey and J. S. Bergman, on
Harley-Davidson motor cycles, took a trip
to Atlantic City last week They left
Washington Saturday evening at $50
O'Clock, arriving at Baltimore over the
new boulevard at O'Clock where they
spent the night. Leaving Baltimore at
g O'Clock the next morning, they made
Philadelphia at 1870 o'clock. Leaving
Camden at 3 pm, Atlantic CITY was
reached at ) pm. The return trip was
made from the seashore in nine hours
and fifteen minutes. The distance COW
cred was 40 miles.
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President Taft could hardly have picked
a better location for his summer home
for the full enjoyment of motoring than
at Beverly. Mass. 1t is located eighteen
miles from Boston on the famous North
Shore drive. one of the most perfect and
picturesque roads in the entire country
This great highway is the nucleus of
scores of others which extend inland for
miles and miles. all of finest macada IN,
over wonderful rolling country, dotted
with beautiful lakes and through quaint
villages replete with revolutionary his
tory.
j. NJ. Moorehead has ordered a 1910
| Standardization limousine and touring
car with full equipments. Delivery will
| be made about August L.
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| j. l.. Martin has left in his new Cadil
lac go for Colonial Beach, Va. via
| Fredericksburg. He expects to spend the
remainder of the summer at the Beach
with his family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Otto jacob. Mrs. Frank
P. Hall and Mr.. and Mrs. Merscheimer
left this morning in a Columbia touring
car for Benedict Nd The return trip
will he made tomorrow.
c. w. Taylor and Raymond Bouton of
the Post Office Department made an en-
joyable trip to Savage. Md. last Satur-
day afternoon in the formers Ford
roadster. they returned to the city sun
day evening.
Senator S. Guggenheim of Colorado has
returned from a ten-day trip through the
Shenandoah valley in his Belleville-De-
laney touring car. He was accompanied
by friends.
| w. Clifford Long has returned from a
several days trip to New York city,
where he attended an important automo-
bile meeting. He has surprise up his
sleeve which he expects to spring shortly.
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| a model Fl STANDARDIZATION roadster
| has been delivered to DR.. Sinclair Bowen.
fully equipped for touring.
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| r. T. Warwick. who left several days
ago for Atlantic City. has arrived in New
York and is now en- route to Boston in
/ his new Columbia touring car. He was
| Joined BY Mrs Warwick and Mr. Ped
at Atlantic City The trip was made
from Washington to Atlantic City in ten