Evening star., 1909-07-01
DELIGHTED WITH THE TRIP
GUESTS OF CHESAPEAKE BEACH
r. r. OFFICIALS.
Business and Newspaper Men Enter
tanned at the Bay Shore-A Mem
orable Occasion for Visitors.

Four score ''whfte-ribboned' representa-
tives of business and newspaper circles
were the guests of Paul y. Waters, gen
eraI manager, and S. l.. Heacock, general
excursion agent of the Chesapeake Beach
Railway ompany at tho Beach yester-
day afternoon. and all returned at late
hour last night. delighted with their trip.
II was the first annual outing of the
officials Of the railway company, and
nothing was overlooked to make It
memorable occasion.
Promptly at = O'Clock, under the guild
ance of Messrs. Waters and Heacock,
the party. in two special cars OF the Co
lumbia line, began its journey. 1t 1hes-
apeake Junction a train of parlor cars
was in waiting. and in just one hour and
forty minutes from the start at the cor
ner of 18th street and New YORK avenue
the entire group was lined up at thesa-
peake Beach 10 be photographed. Al the
Beach the white satin RIBBON oauSes
were an open sesame to everything.
The Beach Attractions.
on the boardwalk all the attractions
were in fun blast Many made bee me
for the lighthouses and were soon ENJOY
ing the luxury of a salt water bath' WINE
others tempted fate at the roller coaster.
Perhaps the largest number mace
straightway for the Human Roulette
Wheel a sort of Whirligig. that ohered
tempting seats on its smoothly pohsneo
floor and then proceeded 10 Whifi its "
cupants off into space.
Cuno H. Rudolph, George W. W hlte'
Tom Kirby. Ward Evans, Ralph W. Lee,
S r. Hege, George Hoover ana otnel
found the Nhirling mystery thihS vi
fascination But whether it were on tne
No
rushing roller coaster, laughter ana sooo
humor prevailed
AT O clock the party sat down TO de-
lightful southern Maryland seaside an
ner General Manager waters, VINO pre-
sided. welcomed his guests and bade them
forget care for the time. He announced
that the affair was TO be informal that
nothing might mar or in any way inter
fere with the pleasure OF eatlns anu
drinking the good things proIldeu. rIesI. 1-n.
dent GUIDE of the Chamber of commerce
EXPRESSED the thanks of the party. Cuno
II. Rudolph. Representative Rucker 0 OF
Colorado, Robert f. Joyce ana Roperl
Wells of Prince George county aiso sPoho'
Clifford *. Bergman sang MY olu henf ~
tucky Home and with a rising vote OF
thanks, three cheers and a tiger lor
Chesapeake Beach and the chesapeake
Beach railway officials the party mace lts
vay to the cars and was soon on It's way
back to the city.
The Guests.
Included in the party were j. Harry
Cunningham. NJ. w. Flynn. j. Clifton
Ransom. Robert +. Joyce. c. n. Odell.
William Peet, F. Nj. Chase, G. Rickard,
G. +. Johnson. j. Whit. Heron, G. A.
LYON. Clifford X Berryman, lie Roy w.
Heron. W. II. Landvoigt, Thomas S.
Rice Tom Kirby Harry Dodd Edgar {.
SNYDER OF the Omaha Bee, G. Y. Knox.
G.. f. Wainwright VI. P Baldwin. VIII
liam H. Flannery. George W. White.
president of the Metropolitan Bank; Ward
r1vans A. c. Johnson. j. A. Breckons.
Ralph w Lee F. D. Mckenney, Cuno
Rudolph H. C. Allen, E c. Graham, DR..
F. V. Brooks. T. A. Wickersham, {. +.
Gladfelter. w E. Slaughter. S. b. Hese.
3. NJ Newbold ". II. Callahan. Robert
w. Wells George Hoover. Odell S. Smith.
A. G.. Plant Eugene Cochran, DIR. l.. A.
Walker Charles l.. Waters. j. Lawn
'rhompson: Maurice Joyce. ST., A. c. Jen-
kins. E. S. Munford, F. A. Sebring. Fl. c.
e. Stiles c. A. Drake. A. w. Rucker.
Thomas w Smith. j. T. Moffett, w. F.
Dement,. c. 8. kimball, Charles J. Colum-
bus Justin Forrest, James w. Owens OF
Annapolis. Robert II. WEIGH of Annapolis,
A. C. Blanchard, c. c. Magruder of An
napolis. II. Hampton Magruder of Marl-
boro DIR. Charles II. Waters, E. +. Tay-
lor. William D. Hoover. w. F. Roberts,
w. F. Guide Fred j. Mersheimer and DR..
William H. Talbot.