The Washington herald., 1909-07-01
BUSINESS MEN co
TO THE BAY SIDE
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corner. his hair stood on end from ac-
tUal fright Ralph Lee glided or and
came near wrecking the building with the
awful thud with which he struck the
floor
Harry Cunningham demonstrated 70 all
observers that he could crook his legs
into more angles than any one else IN the
party. Tom Kirby found a girl that
equaled him in height. and their depart IRE
from the wheel resembIed the unloading
OF two Douglass hr telegraph poles from
an overland journey across the continent
Il was wild fun. and almost every one
I'm the party. except Whit Heron and
Cuno Rudolph accepted a dare and took
a fan from the wheel They said they
represented the dignity OF the party and
could not submit 10 such horse play. The
most strenuous amusement either Of them
took part in during the afternoon was
having their palms read by Nine. Werner
/ IN the cOasting booth
some Ride the svttchbHck
Many OF the party rode the switchback
railroad several times. on one OF the
/ trips q screech from Tommy Rice brought
out the FIRE department al the beach. and
on another the car was blocked half
/ way up the incline until Bill" Peet got
out and walked up
! Some drew boxes Of candy in the paddle
lottery, some circled gayly around on
I the csrousseI. others shot az a mark and
Justin Forest spent most OF the afternoon
/ trying 70 lift the rubber weight 20 the bell
/ on the sledge machine.
/ Dinner was called at O'Clock. and
while empty stomachs were gnawinE the
] photographer came in for another scoring
while the bunch posed for a picture
The dinner was good. spiced with sharp
appetite from the exercise Of the after
I noon Paul Waters presided and well
I coined the guests IN behalf OF the com
pany He said there would be 10 set
/ speeches, but many good people were
called out and the speechmaking con
tiuued all through the dinner W. F.
GUIDE held Up the honor Of the business
men by siX-minute talk, often inter
rUpted. He was seconded by CUnO II.
I Rudolph. the only surviving member OF
the Board Of Trade from the previous
nights festivities over the JOY Of win
ming the ball game
Hon A W Rucker Representative
from Colorado, was the only member OF
| Congress who could be enticed 10 Chesa-
peake Beach from the pleasures Of tariff
tinkering. and he made a good speech
having the courtesy 10 say that since he
had come 10 Southern Maryland with
such lively company be had no desire Il
90 back and look the mountains OF Colo
rado IN the face.
Judge" Owen and T. D. NcKenny
spoke for the legal fraternity and every
thing would have been lovely II the
Judge" had taken down his suspenders
There we're some good speeches from the
newspaper men. one especially by Brother
Snyder that brought rounds Of applause
George White and W. H Hoover spoke
for the bankers.
! The dinner was a very merry au2lr
and after it was over the guests wendet
their way 10 the train, stopping at Wick
ersham's and returned TO the city voting
the outing one OF the happiest events
they ever attended.
Guests Of the Afternoon.
Among those OF the party were:
J. Harry Cunningham. NJ ". Flynn. J. CIifo-
Ransom. Robert L joyce, c. \. OdeIl William
Peet. F.. NJ Chase. G. Richard G. T. johnson
J. Whit Heron. G. A Lyon. Clifford X. Berry
man. lie Roy ". Heron. ". II. LandT0iEt. Thos
5. Rice Tom Kirby Harry Dodd. Edgar c sny
der. Omaha Bee; G. Y. Knox. 6. H Wainwright
Il. P. Baldwin William r. Flznnery. George W
White. president MetroPolitan Bank; Ward Evans
A. Q Johnson. J. A. Breckons. Ralph ". Lee
T. d McKeDney, Cuno Rudolph- H c. Allen, Z
| c. Graham, Dz. F. Y. Brooks. T. A. Wickershann
/ C. F. Gladfelter, ". E. Slaughter S. B. Hege
B. n Newbod. W II. Callahan Robert W Wells
George Hoover. Odell S Smith, A. g. Plant Eu
gene Cochran. Or. l. A. Walker. Charles l. Wa
ters. J. Lavn Thompson, Maurice joyce. ST.. A. c
jenkins z 3 Munford. F. A. Sebring r. G. &
Stiles G. 4. Drake. Hon. A. W. RuckeT. Thoma
". Smith. ). T. Moffett. W. +. Dement,. e. :
| Kimban Charles j. Columbus Justin Forrest
james W Owens. Annapolis; Robert H. Welch
Annapolis: A. c. blanchard C. c. Magrlder. Ar
! 1spois; II. Hampton Wagruder. Marlboro Dl
, Charles H. Waters. z. E. Taylor. William D. Hos
yer. ". F. Roberts. W. F. GUIDE. and Dr. WiliaI
/ II. Talbot