Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-30
Picnic Supper a Feature.

| lures of the outing. Several speakers
have signified their intention of address
ing the excursionists, among whom Is
Representative David J. Lewis Of Mary
land
One of the features of the celebration
will be the exhibition Of the seven-foot
model octoplane Of Carl Dryden Browne
of Commonweal Castle Napa county,
Cal, inventor, artist, socialist, origina tor,
organizer and chief marshal of the ia
nous march to Washington in 1894 of the
great army Of unemployed. officially des-
ignated as the .Commonweal Of Christ. 3"
but Familiarity known as Coxey's army.
The committees in charge of the out
ing are:
Executive-Luke F. Ludlow, chairman:
Henry Media, Harry Wells, Fred Koh-
Ter, A. c. Hayden, Fred W. Fox. Thorn
as Blakely, N. A. James, John II. Torch,
Frank Rom, Joseph c. Clark. Frank A.
Kidd. Charles T. Smith, secretary, and
r. l.. Grace, treasurer.
Law and order-John H. Lorch, chair
man; Joseph Foster. Harry Sears John
Hartley. \. c: sprague. Hugh Digney,
dock, W. H. Anglin. Frank Rom, John
Wolf, Joseph A. Wilmer and Harry
Shearer.
ReceptIon-Henry Nolda. chairman:
Frank Kidd. John B. colpoys, John
Ticket-Richard Grace chairman; E. r.
BROMLEY, Fred Arends and John B. Col
poys.
Dancing-Fred Kohler, chairman: Leon
August F. Broacker, George Jordan and
Frank NOlte.
Athletic-Harry Wells. chairman; p A.
Sugrue. Harry Hollohan. N. P. Alias.
James Considine, Herbert Andrews, Will
liam Ryan and Michael Shea
oh o1
Arends, John Weber, Henry Nolda and
Walter Whitehead.
Intercity Ball Game.
Track events. a base ball game and
water polo are the principal amusements
on the program at the Industrial School
The American Security and Trust Com
pany base ball team, champions of the
District of Columbia, is to meet the
Richmond Grays, champions Of Rich
mond, Va. at American League Park In
the first game for the intercity champion
ship. The game will be called at ,
o'clock.
A program of events is to be held at
the Forestvile Driving Park, just beyond
Good Hope. in Prince Georges county. Md.
In the forenoon base ball game Will
be played between the Capitol Heights
and Pine Grove. Md. teams. A horse
show will be held from ~ until 1:3o
o clock. Prizes are to be given TO the
best horses. Dinner is to be served from
1 20 to 2.:iO 0 clock.
In the afternoon there will be series
of five races, including class A, trot or
pace, three minutes, purse, $50; class b,
trot or pace. 24O, purse. $40; class
G.. trot or pace, free-for-all, purse,
for country horses only: class E. running
race. purse, SIS to winner. five to enter,
four to start one-quarter mile heats.
In the evening supper and dance will
be held in Odd Fellows Hall for the
benefit Of Epiphany Church.
Tournament at Mount Rainier.
A weeks tournament and carnival at
Mount Rainier is to begin Labor day. In
the afternoon Representative Frank o.
Smith will deliver an address. and in the
evening Representative j. Thomas Hefiin
of Alabama will speak.
Officials selected for the tournament
are: Perry Boswell. chief marshal; c. c.
Almond. first aid; Charles Peckham. sec
ond aid: William Davis. official timekeep-
er; Mayor William Vauneman, James
Stockman. j. F. oster. William Allen
Herman Burgess. ". j.. Nusbaum. Dr.
Tilk, judges.
The carnival officials are: Chairman at
large, Mayor Vauneman: committee on
arrangements. Councilman Gilbert w.
Hughes, Norman Smith. and Frank
Crown; committee on advertising, John
T. Foster and NJ c. Harmon; commit
tee on refreshments. Councilman John
Klein, William Davis and DR.. ]. c. Olen-
dorff; tournament committee. B. Fitz-
gerald. W. j. Nusbaum. Z. c. Almond
and William Davis. grounds committee.
Marshall Davis and Councilman Fred Z.
Weber: decorating and lighting commit
tee, Councilman W. w. James, Andy
Smith and {. :. Peckhain.
The Public Library of the District of
Columbia will be closed all day tomorrow
On Labor day the library will be open as
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