Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-10

Springmeyer. st. Louis. Mo-: j. IL. Fair
clough. Boston, Mass: j. p. OSchger, Chi
cago. ILL.,; r. Nj. Fischer, Denver. Col.
| Frank s. Lerch. Washington. ID. {. The
| national commissioners are appointed by
/ the president Of the league.
i When the selection of Washington as
the city where the third tournament would
1 be held became more definitely known at
| Chicago last year the Columbia, 10l. Ath-
! letic Association. by which name the To-
/ cal printers organization is known. be-
| gan 10 plan for the occasion. and it is be
1 lieved that when the last game has been
/ played and the entertainment features en-
| joyed. the Capital City association will
| have proved that il, too. knows how to
| dispense the best brand of hospitality.
Plan of Entertainment.
ment of the visitors, which is in charge
| of committee consisting OF Bert V.
Wolfe. chairman: George G. Seibold. Sec
! rotary: Charles c. Thompson, Edgar T..
, Brown and David j. McCarty, with presi-
dent and secretary of the local associa-
| tion-Charles p. Johnson and William n.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS members. is as fol-
| lows. all base ball games being played at
American League Park:
Monday. September 12--g am. to noon
distribution of tickets. souvenirs, etc. /
| pm. automobile parade from the EbDitt
1 House TO 18th street. TO III street, TO lotn
street TO Pennsylvania avenue, to east
| front of Capitol twhere stop will be made
to have photograph taken), to New Jer-
sey avenue. TO g street TO North capitol
street to II street to eth street. to Amer
lean League Base Ball Park. ; pm,
opening game of the series. Philadelphia
vs. Washington. pm. informal recep-
tion at the Ebbitt House.
Tuesday. September 13-1O am, auto
mobile sightseeing tour of the city. start
ing from the Ebbitt House: pm, Chi
cage vs.. Pittsburg. 4:15 pm, New YORK
W. Boston; 8 pm, visit to the Library OF
Congress.
Wednesday. September 1i-1O am. gen
eral meeting of the base ball associations
M Typographical Temple: noon, buffet
luncheon at Typographical Temple; =
pm. st. Louis VS.. Cincinnati 40 pm.
indianapolis vs.. Denver, 30 pm, moon
light sail on the steamer Charles Mac
alester.
Thursday. September 13-1O am. visit
to the government printing office; noon.
reception by Public Printer Donnelly 10
the league; pm. game between two
western winners: 4:1j pm. game between
two eastern winners. pm. reception
by the visitors to the local association at
Pythian Temple.
Friday. September 1910 am, visit to
Mount Vernon. the tomb of Washington,
or the steamer Manchester: 4:lJ pm,
| game between two western winners:
pm. reception by the Knights of Menus
/ c'knockers'D at the Elks' clubhouse.
| Saturday. September 1I-Noon. reception
higton Chamber Of Commerce: pm.
field day games at American League
| Park. under the supervision OF the ma
| tional commission: Ais pm. concluding
| game of the tournament East w. West.
| = pm. reception and dance at Pythian
| Temple: - pm, presentation of trophy
| to the champions for 1910; buffet lunch
| con.
Will Issue Daily Paper.
During the week of the tournament the
| Washington association will conduct a
daily paper of twenty-four pages, which
| will contain all the news pertaining to
| the happenings of each day, together with
| special articles on subjects close to the
| heart of the printer. as we'll as contribu-
| tons from prominent members of the
| fraternity on miscellaneous subjects. This
publication will be in charge of the FOL
! lowing committee: t. NJ. Ring. chairman:
| Frank g. Lerch. George NJ. Ramsey, b
s. Feeney and J. II. Mullen.
| \ ladies committee to look after the
| welfare and comfort of the woman visit
ors has been formed. and is as follows:
| Mrs. Allen C. Flowers, chairman: Mrs.
] Charles p. Johnson, vice chairman: Mrs.
| Edgar t. Brown. secretary: Mrs. James
| Il. Elicit. Mrs. Edward W. Morcock. Mrs.
| w. 8. SILL Miss Sill Mrs. Frank s. Lerch.
Mrs. Thomas X. Bynum, Mrs George G..
| Seibold. Mrs. Philip Nachman, Mrs. Bert
v. Wolfe. Miss Dorothy Wolfe, Mrs. Tim
othy NJ. Ring and others.
Some of the Expected Visitors.
/ The visitors will include the following
| From New York-D. \. Kells, Mrs. ID.
Kells. Harry Jones. Mrs. Harry Jones,
Mrs. X. Lopez, Miss Grace Thiele. G.. T.
/ Adams. Mrs. G. II. Adams. w.
NJ. O'Donnel, Mrs. W. NJ. O'Donnell.
X. NJ Sewers. Mrs. r.. NJ. Sewers,
Miss Sewers. James Kennedy. Mrs. James
| Kennedy. Miss 4. Pazourek, Miss Ruth
Witt. Joe Corner, Mrs. j. Gerier, Mrs. W.
i u. Crane. Mrs. Il. &. Curran. A. G.
Myers. Mrs. A. c. Myers. J. A. Weisert,
Mrs j. a. Weisert, G. III. Bollenbach,
Mrs. 6. II. Bollenbach. Frank |. Fass,
Mrs. r. !. Fass. c. +. Weber. Mrs. g. r.
Weber, T. ]. Hamilton. Mrs. i. j. Hamil-
II ton, G. NJ. Maxwell, Mrs. &. NJ. Maxwell
Miss Agnes Moran. Mrs. Arderlay, H. b.
Wood. Mrs. II. r. Wood. Miss Ruth
Wood. Rust Wood. John Heilbeck. Ed
Moran. John Bushell, G l. Gillespie
John Arderlay. Peter Bruce, Al. Kline
Stanley Zalerky, AL Mohr. George +. Raj
ston. p j. Quigley. Joseph Cronin. W. j
Crowley. T.. b. Davis. William Strong. J
NJ Cunnion. v. +. Finn, ]. +. Mckown
G. f. Bund, W. j. Bund William Lawra