The Washington herald., 1910-05-28

/ Preparations are now complete for the
! excursion Of members Of the Chamber OF
! Commerce TO Old Point and resorts at the
/ foot OF Chesapeake Bay. The excursion
will start tonight al Gas, and will con-
tinue until next Tuesday morning
! The programme OF the outing includes
a stop at the Hotel Chamberlin. at Old
/ Point, where the excursion Will make It's
headquarters. and several jaunts 10 points
OF interest IN the vicinity. A trip will
/ be made TO the ocean shore for a sea
| food dinner and a swim in the surf II
will be a free and easy excursion. with
no long sections OF travel. except the
night trips down the river and back.
Programme of the Trip.
The itinerary Of the trip. as set down
! in the circular furnished by the commit
tee, IS as follows:
The steamer Southland will Dull out
+ from the Seventh street wharf az 6:45
o'clock this evening. and is sched-
uled 20 reach Old Point at $50 o'clock
Sunday morning There the members OF
I the party will have time for a saltwater
/ bath IN the natatorium. and later will
breakfast at the ChamberlIn Hotel They
will attend guard mount at Fort Monroe
at O'Clock
An hour later the party will board a
steamer and 90 10 Norfolk and from there
to Cape Henry, where there will be a
sea food dinner at Cape Henry Pavilion
Those in the party who feel so disposed
Will be given a chance to battle in the
surf. and then the party will return TO
| Norfolk. and thence TO Old Point and the
Chamberlin, where dinner will be served.
and where the party Will spend the night.
Monday At Old Point.
The programme for Monday is well
filed. After breakfast at the ChamberIin
there VIII be visits by trolley to Phoebus.
Hampton Soldiers Home. Fort Monroe.
and Newport News. Then lunch at the
Chamberlin. At O'Clock the ball team
Of the Chamber OF Commerce will tackle
the Fort Monroe team at Phoebus ball
park
The party viii dine at the Chamberlin
and board the steamer Immediately after
ward, leaving Old Point at O'Clock. The
arrival in Washington will be at : o'clock
Tuesday morning.
EcTSonnel OF the Party,
Several Of the excursionists Will ba ac-
companied by their wives or other mem
bers OF their families Among those who
have Joined the party are:
Commissioner Cuno II. Rudolph. r. II
johnson, W. A. Church, DR.. n. Barnes
and wife, o. P. Newman and wife, A. D.
Prince. A. R. Shanfer. c. z. and E. r.
RrOOkG NJ L =
Baker, S. NJ. selinger. ThomamGrant, G.
f. Worthington, J. S. viewer. Mr.
Preece. Z. J. Clark. John Dolph, J. Vier-
buschen, Earl Goodwin. L. Hartig II S
Reside and son. c. c. Wlnberger. II. II.
Sherwood, Chaplin Brown, J. Smith. George
D. Horning. A A. Weschler. J. and r. B.
Behrend. B. B. Saul. P. G. McGlue. w
f. Hilton. William Claybaugh, o. L.
johnson. H. Moran. T. Barnes. J. Smith,
Rev. Lee D. S. Porter, r. Bethel. DR.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. kaufman. II. King and wife.
q. Lansburgh. II. and T. c. Dulin. w r.
Steinmetz. r. L. Baines, II. L. Wilkins.
w. S. Hogue, Capt. J. F. oyster and son.
C. Krogmann, W. 3. Creecy. I. Cans. 7
Melton and wife, P. L, Lewis and wife.
c. d. Cugle, J. a. Stephenson, A. Sohul
tets, William Berens, jr, julius Lans-
burgh and son. J. L. and ]. w. I,everton.
Charles Schafer, Charles Specht, John. E.
Ockershausen. r. P. Curry. Mr.. Jackman.
Robert Mann and wife, Perry A. Adams.
G. II. Markward. NJ. W. Moore and son.
J. Strasberger, d. NJ. Brauner. T. f.
Nelligan, John Quinn and wife. DR.. J. S.
Allen, A. H. Rogers, DR.. Lowe. Charles
NJ. King, IL Quinn. L. P. Harlow. Bert
Cohn, J. s. Leckell. Martin Becker. John
Kreh. c. NJ W;lloughby, Frank Allison
Louis F. Thayer. N. r. West, DR.. Beau. |
A. Jackson, E. A. Steibel, Sydney West
J. o. Harvey. J. w. Stephenson. and
B. A. Johnson