Evening star., 1909-09-05

General Master Workman, Knights OF Labor.
treasurer: Thomas Sheehan, ]. J. Deery.
Walter Smith. Thomas p. O'Dea,t l.. p.
Wild and II. J. Ssiluties.
Boat and comfort-James f. Mitchell.
chairman. Charles Lynch Richard Gud-
den. T. Crittenon. II. B. Martin. Charles
Mcdonald. 4. Almond. Harry Stone and
William Echoff.
Sports-P. l.. O'Brien. chairman: John
+. Maloney. Charles McI4ane. John Sut-
ton. Thomas Vessey. Hugh Digney. Frank
Hymer, +. a. King and John Robertson
Dancing Thomas p O'Dea chairman;
Arthur Charles, James Whitmore. Scott
Devine, Thomas Sheehan. l.. NJ Cruger.
John OMeara.
At Randle Highlands.
North Randle Highlands VIII be the
scene OF jolly La Dor day outing tomor-
row, the features OF which including re-
freshments, will be, free. Those who at
tend tire affair as the guests of the
United States Realty Company will be
given free automobile and omnibus rides
along pretty Anacostia road from the
terminus oI the East Washington Heights
railway. across the, Pennsylvania avenue
bridge southeast to the company's new
subdivision at the intersection of Massa-
ChuSettS avenue
An sOo-pound bullock will be roasted
and served 10 the guests la barbecue.
One thousand of the new Lincoln pennies
Will be hidden about the fields and shrub
berry. Twenty OF them Will be marked
and will eptitle the finders to five-dollar
gold pieces. A program OF music will
be given by brass band. there Will be
athletic events and free refreshments.
The ladies of Ruth Chapter No. :, Or
DER OF the Eastern Star. Of Hyattsville,
have arranged for Labor day festiv ties
al Riverdale. and the managers say,
.There'll be something doing every min
ute of the day and away into the night
The program provides for a base ball
game. to begin at 1880 am: luncheon
at noon. vaudeville show at pm, fol-
lowed by races. including 1OO-yard dash
for boys, J0-yard dash, tl:ree-le2ged race
(open1. 1Ol-yard cash for girls, candle
race for girls, throwing base ball for la
dies, ladies' team race and others. for
prizes covering each event: another ball
game in the afternoon and more vaude-
vile, the day closing with dancing.
The vaudeville and dancing will take
place in the old Mill Hall which has been
decorated for the. occasion ard electric
lights installed. Benches and tables have
been placed about the grounds, that visit
ors may spend the day In true picnic
style. Refreshments and lunches will be
on sale.
extended to all the chapters of the East-
ern Star III the District OF Columbia and
the surrounding country.
True Reformers' Parade.
The True Reformers who will come
here TO attend the celebration of the
order and the local members will give a
Labor day parade tomorrow. The line
will be formed at II O'Clock a m at True
Reforners Hall, 18th and L streets
northwest. Monday, the 9Th, and will
be along 18th street to Vermont avenue.
to NJ. to nth, to Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. to 18th street southeast. to
Greenwillow Park, Anacostia
complimentary old-fashioned water
melon feast has been arranged for Labor
day at Bradbury Heights, beyond the
Pennsylvania avenue bridge southeast
The affair will be managed by Robert r.
Bradbury who will furnish buSses to con-
vey guests to the picnic grounds. There
will be base ball game and athletic
events.
l.. D. Shaw, manager and proprietor of
Glen Echo Park. has arranged TO enter
tain large representation of workingmer
and their families at his resort Monday.
The park will offer a varied list of at
fractions. In the big auditorium a finn
drama VIII be presented. entitled "Ad-
venture in the Life of Benyenuto Cellini.'
cellini was a famous Italian artist of the
fifteenth century, whose life has fur
nlShed the theme for a strikngiy inter
esting story. This will be free 10 the
park patrons.
All of the other amusemcnts of the park
Will be in operation and special couces-
sions have been made for the day
Those who are reigiously inclined may
take an outing along the picturesque
shores Of the upper Potomac 10 Great
Falls, where the Methodist churches are
holding camp meeting
There will be special Labor day features
at Chesapeake Beach tomorrow, and the
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Com
pany Carried large number of Labor
day excursionists last night to Norfolk.
Old Point. Virginia Beach and Ocean
View. Others will take the steamer ~,
John today and spend Labor day in the
cool salt breezes at Colonial Beach