New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
DAYS OUTING TOMORROW
Realty SCribes To Be Enter
tanned at Manhattan Beach.

Joseph T. Days annual outing VIII tdhe
place tomorrow at Manhattan Beach.
II is the one day of the year when the
real estate and assistant real estate edi-
tors of the metropolitan dailies give up
working for four or five hours and are
entertained by Mr. Day in right royal
STYLE. Mr. Day is an unwavering al
mirer of these disseminators of realty
optimism and knowledge, and they In
turn consider him to be one of the most
brilliantly successful brokers, agents and
auctioneers that this city has ever had.
quite a family admiration party, Ell!
Wen, that is just what this occasion
is. For plain. old fashioned democracy
too. this outing leads all other ones by
a wide margin.
Everybody calls one another by the
panhandle TO their surname, and woe be-
tide the unthinking person who addresses
anyone as mister. It's Joe, BIZ, Charles
Rob OF Lou, or some other way of greet
ing a fellow being which expresses more
intimate terms of friendship that is
proper at the outing.
No one should remain away from the
festivities who has the right TO attend.
Up TO date no one ever has, and there
is little likelihood Of this being oTt Of
the exceptions.
There is TO be ball game between the
Alpine defenders of the waning residen-
tial charms of the Murray Hin home
section and the possessors of the Hima-
layan highbrows who depict the ever
changing, ever celebrating delights oil
speculative or investment exploring IN
The Bronx.
No score Is ever kept, both sides re-
firing from the diamond when each
thinks a victory should be credited TO It.
Old and new sleuths OF realty news
il is impossible at this point in the ar
ticle TO seem less familiar with them
then are led gently from the beauties OF
terra firma to the ocean. with Its rest
less. splashing antics, and there are I'M
ynediately invited TO take swim. Inc
baseball struggle is usually mild COM
pared to the heart quakes and mentai
shivers of those realty writer's VINO Tor
months, If not for years, have evlnced an
almost non-erasable fondness for the
landlubbers life. 81,
The sacred stiffness of ElnhurSt VII
henceforth perpetually annoy me, one
scribe may pe heard TO murmur, as ms
,otund form is encircled by the waters
of the briny deep. ,,
shades Of XenOphon' another pencil
pusher with classical features may De
leard to exclaim rs he maJesucauy taxes
his dip; Il have not yet realistically SCI
forth All the potentialites for increased
values for seashOre properties lnat lUI N
In the sea. This bath VIII stimulate NY
After the ocean frolic the newspaper
hovs will be conducted by Joe Day 70
Tappen's. where a. fine shore dinner VIII
,,a served BY this time the Day VIII
be gone. but genial joe will stlll be
there TO take part in the customary ols-
rlIssiou that marks the closing hOur Oh
Ills occasion. the topic being how 10
transform the English language so that
when a sale is made il could be Drlehy
expressed in a thousand ana one WAYS
According TO erTOrless mathemauclans
Eho nave spent cons in studying this
subiect that idea can be clothed IN pohIe
English in only four ways.
Among the realty editors ana writers
Who have accepted invitations TO be pres.
mi arc Bob Bridsman and rom
Scowcroft. of The Evening Mail Ralph
sbittick and Billy Brede, of The
r;lobe" Charlie" Molesphini and Faith
nj" Polhemrs. Of THE Evening Post ;
Elton Borroughs, of The World; Frank
BOYLE. of '''rhe Evening Telegram ;
Eddie" Bell and Happy Mack, or
The Herald; Baron Marquardt' OF Inc Ihe
'Staats-Zeitung Friend Leidy, OF "Ihe
American: Chester Parish and Lou
RAIDER. Of the morning sun SQUIRE
stewart Of the Times: Doc Nlchol-
son and BILLY" Harrison, OF The IrlDuhe'
and many other persons.
William Murphy has had charge OF the
arrangements for the outing.