Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-10
HAVE GOOD TIME
ON RIVER OUTING
Plate Printers and Their
Friends Spend Day at
Marshall Hall.
ATHLETIC CONTESTS ARE
FEATURE OF THE PROGRAM
Boat Kept Busy Carrying Members
Of Union and Their Families
to Resort.

Marked by a larger attendance than
has been known in past years. the thir
teenth annual excursion of Plate Print
ers' Union, No. 2, was held yesterday aud
last night at Marshall Hall.
On the first trip OF the steamer
Charles Manchester. which left the 9Th
street wharf at 1890 o'clock yesterday
morning, about 100 children and their
mothers, with a few men, were taken to
the resort. After that the boat piled back
and forth without any wait at either end
Of the trips. taking thousands of men,
bers and friends of the union to the pic
mic grounds. The last boat left for Wash
ington at IL o'clock last night
Following the successful plan OF form
er outings. the principal feature OF the
excursion was the program of athletic
events. The races were started at 4:30
o'clock, and the program was finished
at 8 o'clock. The races and results were
as follows:
Winners in the Contests.
5O-yard dash, members sons; not over twelve
years oId-Ffrst, william kindsfather; second
Charles Graves; third, Marion Kirby.
50-yard dash. members daughters; not ten
years oh-First. Dorothy Kirijan; second. Mary
Farley; third, Margaret Farley and Helen HUM
(tie).
looyard dash. members-First John Mahoney:
| second. J. II. Mcvey: third Vincent Torney.
1Oo-yard dash, apprentices; members OF union
First, Robert Montgomery; second, Ernest Dwyer;
| third. Earl Lindsay.
Sack race, so yards: open to all-First heat
First, L. Blumer; second. William Kirby Sec
S9d hsatst sI1%s; . second +
Hungerford; third. T. Toomey.
1o0yard dash; members daughters; not over
Mary Jordan: third Katherine orspada.
7syard dash. ms~bers sons; not over h i,.,,
Ryan; third. Arthur Strsck.
Half mile relay. teams from bureau OF engrav-
Section I ttE. o. Wood. II. PIstf. j. II. Mcycy.
Batch L. Diezel. v. Torneyp.
Members Of Committees.
The committe in charge of the outing
was composed Of George T. Hutchinson.
chairman: Francis s. Milovich. secretary
and treasurer. r. A. Donohue, +. F.
Mccarthy. Bernard DAILY, Bart Newman
and Daniel Hassett.
The members of the reception COM
mittee were william d. Clark, president
Local No. 2: s. Edw. Beach. S. F. McCully.
Thomas Lavender, James NJ. Hassett
James Thompson, Charles T. Smith.
editor Plate Printer. p ]. Ryan and
George Cleary.
The athletic committee included Joseph
A. Hardie. chairman; referee. John j.
Deviny: judges, Edw. Meehan, Il. j
Bonner. Edw. Ryan. A. J. Falon. Bart
McGuirl: clerk Of course, r. S. kroeer:
assistant, John Mahoney; starter.
Charles E. Lord; assistant, Fred Lipp:
announcers, Jesse Watt, Joseph A. Hal
leran: scorers. Thomas McQuade, h. j.
Kroger, John z. Rhodes, Henry Shicil.
Edward Schrack: inspectors. Thomas j.
Heany, C. J. B. Baker, William Spillane
". r. Morrison, Edw. Diezel. Charles
Fass: custodians Of prizes, Jacob Rosen-
baum and Fred Springmeyer.
The bowling committee was composed
Of r. s. Jones. chairman; Charles Can
ming. L. H. Lang, Thomas Roland. Fred
F. Smith, NJ. F. McAuliffe, Chris Fries
and j. B. Tisinger.
The general subcommittee consisted of
George Goldsmith, Joseph Garrett.
Charles Liekweg, William Barnett.
Thomas McLarney. George Graves, Henry
Batch. Vernon Torney. Joseph Robson.
Henry Jorg, Roger La Hayne, Arthur
Payne, Edward Wood. James Mcmahon,
George Logan. James Clinton. Joseph A.
Halleran. s. Earl Smith, George Robson.
William Edwards, James Kehoe. Thomas
Gallagher. John Irving, Charles Gibbs.
Robert Foster. Charles Miller Edward
Genoe and J. F. Waldron.