The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-15
k|OD|ES TO HAVE
ONE ROYAL TINE
ANNUAL OUTING WILL TAKE PLACE
I AT FOREST HILL PARK ON NEXT
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
AUTO CLUB IS HOST
SPLENDID ARRANGEMENTS FOR
THE DAT AND RESPONSES FOR
CARS AND CONTRIBUTIONS FOR
EXPENSES ARE GENEROUS.

With toy horns footing and auto
mobile horns honking. the children OF
Richmond. who seldom enjoy an out
Ing IN the country. Will leave Capitol
sEcuare next Thursday afternoon IN all
the splendor and rnaEnifcence that
can be furnished by the haudsomest
touring cars Of the city. which they
have looked AT lonsinEly, and which
now for a day Will be their very own
The Richmond Automobile club sew
eral years ago assumed his most com
mendahle duty. and the annual Chill
dren's Day has become n Fixed event
Gre looked forward to with oaSerness
~ Che youngsters. Members OF tho
club take delight In furnishing their
ICarEasor h purpose, and those whose
cars VIII necessarily be In other SER
AS3ceson that day usually hire the best
Zoo o~btnanAble and donate It for the
idnv. Others contribute money FOR the
.necessHry expenses of the day. and al
together the kIddies rave ono grand
time
Arrangements Complete.
IRE o~uansnittee having the matter
A6~Ak@ - 70 SotSat&bLN Va Ih1oSI \ Ips All"
part. chairman; J. r. Pairnatory, Or.
III. W. Bassett and Il. w. Wilson, have
fAeen busy for some tir1e in making
the Arrangements. The Automobile
club will hold its regular monthly
tHnsetfne on Monday night. which will
probably be the last meeting OF the
summer season.
Although the place for the outing
has not been definitely settled. it Is
quite probable that Forest Hill park
viii be selected. The cars will as
Esemhle in Capitol park at 2:3 O'Clock
and h parade will start immediate
". First Will come a police officer
on a. motorcycle, then Will come the
chief OF police in his car. followed
by the administrative board in its
car. Then will come the kids
Drivers Of the cars will be furnished
printed slips giving them instructions
In detail as to how TO proceed.
A feature of this years outing.
which VIII be appreciated by the
drivers OF the cars, will be the pres
ence OF a large auto truck in the pa
rsde, carrying three mechanicians In
case of a breakdown. puncture or any
other trouble with a car. the driver
can remain seated and n mechanician
from the repair truck will come and
render the necessary assistance.
The Contributors.
Those who have promised the use
of their cars, has far. are:
". II. Adams, G.. C Dula. II.
Frischkorn, Alvin Smith. william
Nolde, clyde RatClifTe. John Rachv
q. A. Merger. u. c. Kennedy. n. W,
Bowe, George Cease, Harry Marks.
John 5. Elicit Fritz Sitterding, A. G.
Jones. A. l. Boulware. j.. W. Briggs.
", c Blanton, j. II. Jonnessof,
Thomas Smelling. +. A. Hoen, G.. Il.
Moore, j T Allen, c. ii. Montague.
Eastern Motor Sales comapny. f. q.
Telonze. j. T. P~almatary. y. w. Will
son. Foster Motor company. j. R.
swartsy Gordon Motor
Jones Motor Car company. Kaehlcr
Motor company, X. G. Williams. Dml-
las shgfer. j. F. Carncal. DIR. II. w.
Bassett.
Thosetwhn have contributed ST each
all subscriptions have been limited
70 sl-~a-e: Charles Gunst, NJ. y.
Florsheim, Walker Cottrell. Charles
kohler. =. J.. Moore. j. r. Leonard,
Sig Hutzler, r, r.. Airport. A. w. Bur
rett, William Rueger. Louis Rueger.
Jay Lewis, A.. Levy, j., H. JonnessoN,
Thomas Smelling, J. A. Kahn. DR..
CoblenZcr. Mamie Eiche1. DIR. Charles
La~henherg NJ. Arnold Barney MYERS.
Goodman Davis, r. Raab, Henry Bur
Phil Schloss. NJ. BusteIn. NJ. /.
Hessberg, !. Hutzler. Gus Cohen. Leon
D~ittleback, Jacob Myer, s. Fleisch-
man. NJ. NJ. Strauss. A. ElcheI. Or.
Goldman. Martin Eichel. Sam Fichel.
Robert M. c. Burlington. G. r.. Moore.
e. A. Hoen, Ralph Levy. /. H. Kauf-
man. L. Schwah. c. G. Levy, I. r..
Straus. f. Costine, J.. Clarke, A. /.
Heilste1n, g. L. Clifton. Johnathan
Bryan, Henry WaIlerstein. Lee Rein
heimer, w. F. Nelson, H. Il. Tres
non. c. c. Bowe, John Dorset. Harry
u. Smith, II. M. Smith. Louis Wen
denberg. Field Wilbon, Israel Stern.
Thomas Gresham, Charles Strauss,