The Washington herald., 1913-08-03


by Milton J. Phiilius: recitation. L
Goldsmith; Jaceue Heidenheimer, piano
. Mrs. Clara Naecker. in songs.
Potentate James T. Gibbs. of Alma
. Temple. Ancient Arabic Order of the Nc
bles Of the Mystic Shrine. is highly elate
, over the success OF the annual outin,
given last Tuesday to Marshall Hal
which netted a large sum for tn
Christmas basket fund.
The steamer Charles Manchester mad
three trips. carrying large number q
the Shriners. their families and friend.
down the historic Potomac. Following tn
arrival Of the 2:30 boat the athletic cor
tests were pulled off, The prizes wer
useful articles given by Washington bust
ness men. The results of the events wer
as follows:
5o-yard dash for boys under 12-Ralp
Dickson. first: Arthur Stamford, second
Jesse Stevens. third.
5o-yard dash for girls under 12-Mario
Hungerford. first; Dial Tillman, second
Emma Morganseek. third; Sarah Morri
son. fourth .
Sack race: open to all-Jesse zea, first
James Wilson, second; A. Holmes, third
Clarence Hill. fourth
Tots race; under 6 years-Charle
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Carroll Fillmore Frye. third: Doroth,
Trip. fourth.
Fat mems race-James Graham. first
flames Hall, second; Albert Hudson
| third; Theodore Schondau, fourth.
loO-yard dash: open TO all: in thre,
heats; final-James Wilson, first; Jess,
Zea, second; !. Myrowitz, third; A. Hun
gerford, fourth.
Three-legged race-James Wilson and
William Keely. first; c. Pake and ]. Zea
second: A Hungerford and Lester Eliff
third.
5O-yard dash for married ladies-Mrs
]. N. Gregory. first: Mrs. NJ. ,Milstone
second: Mrs. E. l. Phillips, third; Mrs
Anna Schwartz. fourth.
shoe race; open to ALA. Hungerford.
| first; III. p. Trip. second; H. Hunger
ford. third: James Wilson, fourth.
5o-yard dash for single ladies-Mildred
Reeves. first; Jennie Keely, second;
Theresa Matthews, third: Lucie Fisher,
fourth.
Needle-threading contest-Mrs. E. l..
Phillips, first; Miss Isabelle Lapp, sec
ond; Miss Mildred Reeves. third; Miss
Dial Tillman, fourth.
5o-yard dash for Shriners-James Gra-
ham, first: B. F. Handy, second: M. MIL
stone. third: S. Herrick, fourth; r. G..
Fletcher. fifth; George c. Shafer. sixth.
The winners of the three croquet games
were Mrs. NJ. f. Stamford, Miss Mildred
Reeves. and Jesse Stevens.
The judges were Chester r. Samson
Louis Hartig, Edward S. Schmid, James
Lansburg, Edward Zea. and James AL
brecht. Harry r. Cramer and A. NJ
Bugden acted as scorers
Two bowling teams of eight persons
each contested for the prizes offered
!,
Costinett. Hesse, Lincoln. Leaman, Law
renee, and Mrs. George c. Schafer The
losing team was composed OF Messrs.
Kramer. Charles Stevens, NJ. ]. Fillius,
Zea, Jones, Lapp, Herrick, and Miss H.
Beach.
Miss Madolin Smithson's Juvenile per-
formers gave an exhibition of fancy
dancing that was thoroughly enjoyed by
all. Those taking part included the
Misses Hasley, Miss de Bree. Miss Nor
Miss Lille Smithson. Miss Hell
ser. Miss Bernard. and Miss Byers.
At $50 o'clock in the dancing pavilion
the famous Almas Patrol minstrel troupe
gave their full minstrel performance Dr.
Frank E. Gibson acted as interlocutor.
The soloists and endmen were Charles A.
Stevens, William Scantlebury, Chester r.
W. T. Lawrence. George L. Ise-
mann, Virgil NJ. Fookes. Webb Small
wood. Salvador Desio. Milton ]. Fillius,
Charles F. Roberts. C. F. Waring, and
). L. Smithson.
The entertainment committee was COM
posed of Charles A. Stevens, chairman;
rary S. Frye. vice chairman; Louis Har-
tig, DR.. F. z. Gibson. George L. Smith
son. Abram Frye. W. T. Lawrence. |
George w. Rea, Fred W. Miller, Harry |
". Eibel. Alexander Mckenzie. Thomas |
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ter r. Samson. F. Lawrence Walker.
Warren W. Shearer. Vigil NJ Fookes. DIR. |
:. A. Stewart. Stanley n. Richer, G. L. |
'semann. ]. Frank Campbell. c. F. War
ng. Frank X. Raymond, Peter Latterner |
Gary S. Frye, Fred H Kramer, Charles |
i. Volk c. 4. Hammett. Harry F. Ken |
nedy. Theodore Picard. Charles B. |
Z. NJ. Dodson. Charles Long, |
Edward S. Schmid, and Maurice Mil
stone.
Columbia Commandery. No. :, knights
Templar. held its annual outing to Mar
hall Hall. last Wednesday. and all the
went through the storm
Without harm.
vas carried out after the arrival of the
80 boat.
The events and the winners, in the Or
er in which they finished, were as fol-
ows: 50-yard race for boys under sixteen,
\. Hungerford. W. Hart; 50-yard race
or girls under sixteen. Marion Hunger
ord, L. Dowrick: three-legged race for
nen. Howard Hungerford and Vincent
Iungerford, G. T. Ritter and H. A. New
nan; egg race for women, Marion Hun
erford, Orilee Dix. Mrs. R. NJ. Miller;
hoe race for boys, Howard Hungerford.
larry Copperthite; 5o-yard dash for mar
led women. Mrs. H. Neff. Mrs. R. NJ.
filler; 50-yard dash for Knights Tenn
lars. Benjamin R. Coles. S. NJ. Clark;
asebalI throw, Al Hudson, S. NJ. Clark:
0-yard dash, open to all, J. Mahoney.
taley Clark.
Following the arrival of the $50 boat
he drill team of Columbia CommanderyI
ave public exhibition, which was
heered enthusiastically by the large
umber Of excursionists, who all hope
nat this team will bring back the first
rize from Denver, Colo, when 1t COM
etes there next month.
The drill team will be inspected this
,orning at the Washington Barracks.
hey will leave next Thursday on their
lip to Denver, Colo.
On December 10, 1912. fourteen MEM
ers of the order of the Eastern Star
ON different chapters in the District of
assembled in the Masonic
emple in Tennallytown, D. c., and or
anized an Eastern Star chapter known
Friendship. No. II. o. E. g." and
ected the following officers for the en-