Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-30
WEATHER MAN GOOD !.
TO BIG OUTING CROWD.
Nothing MARRIED Pleasure oil
Railway Relief Picnic at
Chesapeake Beach.

One of the largest crowds ever gathered
at that resort went to Chesapeake
Beach yesterday to attend the eleventh
annual picnic of the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Employees Relief As
ISOLATION. Trains running to the
beach at frequent intervals all day long
were crowded up until the time came to
reverse the traffic and bring the pic
nickers back to Washington.
1t was an ideal day for the outing.
The bathing at the beach was especially
good. and thousands Of people took ad-
vantage of it. Dancing and roller
Goa sting were popular attractions In the
evening.
Twenty-three athletic events with $50
prizes attracted thousands of athletes.
The clay pigeon shoot was participated
in by some Of the best shots in the Dis
trict. The track events occupied most
of the afternoon and attracted large
gallery. No accidents married the days
plea sureS, save for a bruised foot, the
possessor OF the injured member, young
man. declining to give his name. He re-
ceived surgical attention from DR.. Clar-
ence A. Weaver. at the hospital main
tanned by the committee on the board
walk
Fishing and Grabbing.
A considera BILE number Of excursionists
enjoyed the fishing and Grabbing. J. T.
Moffett followed his victory on the rife
range with a big haul of fish from the
pier.
Many complimentary things were said
Of Vice Chairman William N De Neale
who was in direct charge of AFFAIRS, In
view Of the illness of Fred j. Mer-
ttr->
mittee
Mr. De Neale said the members of the
relief association are very grateful Tor
the large patronage extended the outing.
When the committee headquarters on the
boardwalk closed last night some OF
the victors had not called for their prizes.
which can be had after today at the
East Capitol street car barn. Announce
ment will he made in special notice
columns of the daily papers of the win
ners of the $500 worth of car tickets.
Winners Of Prizes
Following is a list of the prize winners:
Shooting contest, members only-First,
R. F. Leight: second, c. S. Wilson; third,
j. T. Moffett'
Water sports:
Water race for boys under twelve
years-First, Earl frazier: second. Henry
Hiser: third. William White: fourth, Os-
car Hiser: fifth, Harry Smith; sixth.
James Waters.
Water races for girls under twelve
First. Mary Boyer: second. Louise Witt;
third. Hilda Hooker; fourth, Bessie Gibbs:
fifth, Margaret Hit: sixth. Sarah Purvis.
Water race for ladies-First. Josephine
Xanter: second. Helen Cahill: third. Lou
Use Witt: fourth, Mrs. Helen Murphy:
fifth, Martha Snyder; sixth, Carrie Traz-
zill
Water race for girls from twelve to six
Gal Far
Boyer: third. Louise Witt: fourth. Sarah
Purvis: sixth, Annie Glib.
Water race for boys from twelve to
sixteen-First. Thomas Castor: second.
Louis Garse: third, s. Ratio: fourth, Les
ter Isaacs; fifth. John Whitehill; sixth.
Harry Diver
Water race for men-First. w E. Hook:
second. B. c. Kuehling: third. Ed Royal:
fourth A. q. Thiel; fifth, Lamar York;
sixth, G.. NJ. White.
Boat race-Third. two shirts, ]. Bethel.
Foot race for girls under twelve years
of age-First. Helen Royal; second Dor
othy McGill; third, Dorothy Boyd;
fourth, Hulda Wood; fifth. Audrey Twi-
ford.
Foot race for boys under twelve-F1rst,
Earl Trazzare; second. William White
third. William Hickey; fourth. Franz
Band; fifth. Dennis Sullivan: sixth,
Foot race for girls. twelve to sixteen
First. Lille Dowrick; second. Jennie
Newman: third. Mary Lee Williams;
fourth. May Sullivan; fifth, Elsie Nichols;
sixth, Anna Sullivan.
Ladies in Foot Race
Foot race for ladies-First, Laura New
man: second, Marie Leversen: third An
ME Sullivan: fourth, E. Sweeney; fifth.
Mrs. HI. E. Pruett.
Foot race for boys. twelve to sixteen
T,Ircf 7 Gabo
third, Chadwick Tolson; fourth Vincent
Boudren; fifth. Earl Trazzare; sixth. l..
Cruise.
Foot race for men-First. r. Mclean;
second, H. G. Gore: third w. c. Rath-
bone; fourth. ]. O'Brien; fifth, II. r.
Lewis. sixth, j. Wilson.
Big mems race-First. B. c. kuehling;
second, E. H. Coleman: third, l.. Com
merford; fourth. A. NJ. Common.
Foot race, members only-C. G. Jones,
III. r. Gore, James *. Young, II. Eskite
and George Rohrman.
Spoon and egg contest. for ladies-N.
Beuchert. A. Johnson. E. Beuchert. E.
Ray and Mrs. NJ. E. Glasscock.
Throwing ball contest, for ladies-L.
Rest. Elsie Nickle. Elizabeth Entwise, E
Rep. J. Brown and Louise Zenmeh.
In Tug of War.
Tug of war. for ladies-Mrs. NJ E
oiaSScoSh, MIS- IodTio"- MES. L. LOWING,
y. Beuchert, Mrs. c. NJ Cake. l.. Rest,
T.. Beuchert and F.. Ray.
High jump-W. c. Rathbone. H. r.
Gore. r. Mclean, j. O'Brien, e H. Cole
man. A. NJ. Conner.
Putting 12-pound shot-W. c. Rathbone.
r.. Mclean, c. G. Jones and A. NJ Con-
nor.
Marathon race-P Rogers. Earl Duke,
j. O'Brien, Gus Neil. j. Williams r. II.
Lewis and James Mahaney
Bean-guessng contest; members only
George Rohrmann, " A. Sis. &. T. Butch
err, A. Cavanaugh, A. r. Gibson and j.