Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-10
FOR CHILDREN
SIX HUNDRED TO HAVE TRIP
TO CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
Employees of Navy Yard Will Pay
All Expenses-0thers Going
to Marshall Hall.

About six hundred children and their
mothers, the poor Of this city. selected
by the Associated Charities, will be
given an outing at Chesapeake Beach
next Friday entirely at the expense
of the employees OF the Washington
navy yard. The occasion will be the
annual outing rendered by the skilled
mechanics in that branch Of the serv-
ice.
For nine years past the workmen of
Uncle Sans big factory have cheer
fully given a part of their earnings to
this charity. Everything in the way
of palatable eatables will be furnished
gratis, including ice cream, fruits, pea
nuts. lemonade, popcorn and other
popular favoriteS with youngsters. At
ter luncheon all will be supplied with
tickets to the various amusements of
the resort, such as the merry-go-round,
scenic railway. human roulette wheel
and salt water bathing.
Special trains under the personal su-
pervision of S. L. Heacock, general ex-
cursion agent of the Chesapeake Beach
Railway. will convey the party to
Chesapeake Beach.
Another large excursion has been ar
ranged by the Grand Oriental Court.
Junior Order United American Mechan-
les, to Marshall Hall next Wednes-
day, at which time several hundred
poor children will be given a free ride
and lunch.
Camp Good Will is full to overflowine
and everybody seems happy. Camp
Pleasant has now sixty-five guests.
The summer outings committee of the
Associated Charities. 923 II street north
west. Andrew Parker, treasurer, is In
receipt of the following contributions for
Camp Good viii: Newton Wanger. 81
Carteney. 81; Mckinley Council. No. 992
n. L.. SO; Joseph H. Wheat. 81; Mrs
Crosby 8. NOyes, $40: Jacob Russell, IS
Mrs. Mary H. Myers. $40; Miss Helen
French Soule. $50; Mrs. G. NJ. Smith
$50: Mrs. H. v. A. MacMurray.. SO
burgh. IS: DR.. A. D. Melvin, $50; cash
81; Miss Sarah Byrd Pritchett, 81; Mrs
NJ. F. Sylvester. 81; c. B. Moore. 81
Miss D. c. Condron. 81: Frank suter. s
Rumbough. s3.22: Mrs. Aaron French
SIS; Elias Blondheim, 81: employees
of House Hermann. $40: Gen
William Crozier. IS: Frank d. Pitcher,
William McNeir. IS: Mrs. W. K. But
Ter. IS; proceeds OF a Greek play and
lawn fete given by fourteen little girls
and boys near 18th street and Park road
800 10. ALEXANDER BrlttOn, $lOS5: MT. and
Mrs Washington Irving Vinai. 49, Will C.
Barnes, $3.50; Miss F. F. James, IS; Miss
Matilda James. s.; Miss Helen w. Myer,
IS; c. Il. L.. So: Mrs. NJ. A. Mcbride, 50,
Rev. c. H Butler. s1.00: Mrs. c. III. But
Ter, 81: W. II. johnson. 81; Mrs w. II.
Johnson. ST. Nathaniel L. Francis $40;
Mrs. F. r. Thurston. $3.50: Junior Baptist
Union of Second Baptist Church. IS; Miss
A. j. Boynton, 81; Mrs. Edmonia R. Nc
Cortney. s25: Prof. and Mrs. Alexander
T. Stuart, So; Daniel L. Hazard, $40:
James Fl. Mckenney. SO: Mrs NJ v.
Richards. So: Mrs. Henry Winslow
Fitch. So; Garden Memorial Sunday
School. 81; Alexander b. Garden, 81;
Mrs. Julia 1. Saunders. s.; Brightwood
Royal Arch Chapter. IS; Arthur Concklin,
s.. so: II. F. Gage. So: w. c. H. So; Miss
Bessie J. Kibbey. SD: Gen. and Mrs.
George L. Andrews. IS: DR.. William C.
Woodward. s.; cash. 81: Master Oliver
Taylor. $50; Mrs. Julia w. Closson, So
]. Happier. IS: Robert T. Lang, 81 30;
Mr. and Mrs. G.. n. Osgood. $40; Master
Egbert x. Clark, IS; c. c. PurselI. $50
Lafayette Lodge. No. 10. F. A. A. M
$40.
For Camp Pleasant (colored) the fol.
lowing amounts have been received:
E. E. Fisher. s.: John F. Cook Lodge
No. 11S5. $40: DIR. George w. Cabaniss
50: Mrs. George W. Cabaniss. 81: Fiji
teenth Street Presbyterian Church. s.
Yourg Mems Immediate Relief Associa.
1 ton. SO.