Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-27
WILL TAKE STEAMER TRIP
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GOING
ON EXTENDED CRUISE.
Elaborate Program for the Enter.
tainment of the Members and
Their Families.

Ho. for Old Point, Norfolk and Cape
Henry.
The members of the Chamber of Com
merce and their families. numbering
nearly two hundred, are ready to embark
on the steamer Southland of the Norfolk
and Washington steamboat line tomor-
row evening on the annual outing of the
organization.
1t is expected that the trip, which will
last until next Tuesday, will be one of the
most enjoyable ever made under the
auspices Of the chamber. The steamer
Is to pull out from the 18th street wharf
at 6:4o O'Clock tomorrow evening, and is
scheduled to reach Old Point at $3.50
o'clock Sunday morning. There the men,
bers OF the party will take 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 8 o'clock.
An hour later the party will board the
steamer and go to Norfolk and from
there to Cape Henry, where there will be
a sea food dinner at Cape Henry Pa
vilion. Those in the party who feel game
for another swim will be given a chance
to battle in the surf, and then everybody
Old Point and the Chamberlin. where
dinner will be served and where the party
will spend the night.
Program for Monday.
The program for Monday is well filled.
After breakfast at the Chamberlin there
will 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,
pride of the Washington Chamber of Com
merce, will tackle the Fort Monroe team
at Phoebus ball park.
The party will dine at the Chanlberlin
and board the steamer Immediately after
ward, leaving Old Point at O'Clock. The
arrival in Washington will be at o'clock
Tuesday morning.
Members Of the Party.
The personnel of the party is as fol-
lows:
r. H. Johnson, w. A. Church, Com
missioner Cuno II. Rudolph, DR.. n.
Barnes and wife, o. p. Newman and
wife, A. d. Prince, A. r. Shaffer. c. f.
and E. r. Brooks, NJ. A. Leese, E. q.
Hines, G. A. Baker, S. NJ. Selinger,
Thomas Grant, G. f. Worthington. j. S.
Weaver, Mr.. Preece, E. j. Clark, John
Dolph, J. Vierhuschen, Earl Goodwin, l..
Hartig, II. S. Reside and son, c. &.
Winberger, II. Fl. Sherwood. Chaplin
Brown. J. Smith. George ID. Horning, a.
A. Weschler, J. and r. B. Behrend, b.
F. Saul, p G. McGlue, w. Z. Hilton, Will
liam Claybaugh o. L. Johnson, II. Moran,
T. Barnes. J. Smith, Rev. Lee d. S. Por-
ter. F. Bethel. DR.. and Mrs. II. NJ. kauf-
man, II. King and wife. G. Lansburgh,
Fl. and T. c. Dulin. w. r. Steinmetz r.
l.. Baines, H. l.. Wilkins, W. s. Hogue,
Capt. j. F. Oyster and son. C. Krogmann,
w. B. Creecy. /. Cans, l. Melton and wife.
P. L. Lewis and wife, c. d. Cugle, j. A.
Stephenson, ]. w. Stephenson, F. A.
Johnson, A. Schulteis. William Berens, jr.,
Julius Lansburgh and son. j. L. and ]. w.
Leverton, Charles Schafer, Charles Specht,
John e. Ockershausen, r. p. Curry. Mr..
Jackman. Robert Mann and wife, Perry
A. Adams. G. H. Markward, NJ. w. Moore
and son. J. Strasberger. D. Nj. Brauner.
T. F. Michigan. John Quinn and wife, DR..
J. S. Allen, A. III. Rogers. DR.. Lowe.
Charles M. King, II. Quinn. l.. p. Harlow.
Bert Cohn. J. $. Leckell Martin Becker,
John Kreh, c. NJ. Willoughby, Frank Al
lison. Louis F. Thayer NJ. r. West, DR..
Beall, A. jackson. L. A. Steibel, Sydney
West, ]. o. Harvey.