The Washington times., 1910-08-25
AGED WOMEN HAPPY
ON TINES AUTO TRIP
Automobiles Garry Guests
of Times on Pleasure
Trip.
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There, with faces. glowing with Eappi-
ness and excitement. waited the women
who had accepted the invitation extend
ed by The Times For many Of them
II was the first outing in a number Of
years Some Nd never ridden IN auto
mobiles; others saw the Speedway and
Rock Creek lark for the first time
Stiu others said
1T IS not the ride that counts for 50
much. though we didn't know what fine
things automobiles were The thing that
counts. that makes our old hearts so
happy. IS The fact that you have thought
OF US and loved us"
And 10 each and every one Of them
the afternoon WIS an unaToyed happi-
ness
The following hcmes were among those
invited 10 join the outing The Baptist
Home. S24S y street northwest; Epiph-
any Home, 122I Massachusetts avenue;
The Methodist Home; the home support
ed by the Little Sisters OF the Poor. the
Aged WOmen's Home and the Presby-
terrain Home A number OF AGED rom-
Ell from NeiEhborhood House CommunI-
~, and from that Of Friendship House
also were among the guests. as were
other women IN other sections Of the
city, whose need Of a nouting was well
known 10 those IN CharEe.
As for automobiles. there was every
sort OF car which can delight the tour
Isl or the man or woman out for an
afternoons pleasure The greater num-
Der OF these automobiles were driven
by their owners. who spared 10 effort
70 interest their guests throughout the
or1ve. One large car which was filed
with ha2py guests. and driven TO the
soldiers Home by way OF Park View.
was the contribution of the Park View
CITIZENS Association, OF which J. G. Nc
Grath IS president
This car II contributed for the after
noon by our Citizens Association
wrote President MCCsTatl. because we
mcOrse heartily the efforts Of The Times
along this line. and consider Il a. public
our cuty and our pleasure 10 take
part"
The following garages generously
loaned cars for the occasion Dewey
Garage EImOre Automobile Agency,
carter Motor Car Company Buick NO.
tor Company. two cars Terminal Taxi
CAP COMPANY two cars; Roman MOTOR
Na- COmDaDy- @ car driven by LIC Wig
1SeubergeT- the Eel Motor Company. the
Studelske- Garage the Central Garage
SO1PanT- tn Federal TaNicab Com
pany. two seVen-paseuCer cars
Samuel GaSSenheiuler contributed q
larze car for the afternoon arthur r
Ra1dles Of-tEe United States Realty
COMPANY sent an automobile which
vas driven BY Charles AlIller-
J. NJ MCPHERSON was another con-
tTlbUIOr. as was c. T. Dole whose
car was driven by J H Cooley
TIE HeSsick BROTHERS car waS-driven
bE o. = DODahOO-
Charles J JGrman. u WiTige- Gibbs 6
Daniel drove a large touring car. and
M Mitchell Of Thomas J Fishers. was
an,oDS those who contributed an auto
mobile The Harris Hotel sent a four
Rear Adn1iraI Franklin G Prfndle.
civil engineer OF the u : Nay. re-
tired. drove his own car. and Interested
e number Of his friends IN behalf of the
enterprise Nj and Mrs Joseph Stras-
burger Mr. and Mrs J. T. Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs J @ Winemau were hosts
10 ssveraI OF the AGED guests, and
Frank Jones, the real estate man. also
drove his own car Other private own
eTs who contributed and drove their
cars were r P Andrews. Guy : ZepD.
p. r Marden, Dr. J a Nielsen,
Thomas Moore, Joseph Richardson.
David J Weaver. Geor-s E Walker. J.
" Mcpherson. : J. Masters O.
Ricketts,. I. s Fristoe, and Frank A.
Solan. Of the BeGniuE Hotel
Then there were men ike Isaac Cans
r O Beene, and women Ike Miss
Margaret r Campbell who did not
own cars. but wis had big hearts
They helped