The Washington herald., 1913-08-31
.ALLI.S READY
FORBIGOUTING
Good Time Promised on Trip
Of Commerce Chamber
and Retail Merchants.
CONCERTS TO BE GIVEN
Many Other Forms of Entertainment
Arranged for Jaunt Planned for
September 10 and IL.

| A good time is promised on the down.
the-river outing of the Chamber of Com
merce and Retail Merchants Associa-
tion Wednesday and Thursday, Septem-
Der 10 and II. This is one OF the most
pretentious affairs ever planned by either
organization.
The joint committee announces that all
those expecting to take part must mail
their checks for SO each to d. J. Kagf-
man. treasurer of the joint eouting COM
mittee, at once. Those not members of
either the Chamber OF Commerce or the
Retail Merchants Association may Sc
cure subscription blanks for the outing
on application to members of the organi-
cations or TO Secretaries Thomas Grant
and Charles J. Columbus, at 12O2 F Street
Northwest.
The outing will be big boosting cam
paign in the interest of Washington
trade. 1t is declared by those competent
TO judge that there is a large down-the-
river trade that by rights should come
to Washington and does not.
A splendid program Oh entertainment
has been arranged for every waking min
ute of the trip. There will be plenty Of
music. Whenever the combined band and
orchestra pauses, a pianOla and a vic
trola, loaned by o. J. De Moll. will fill
in the interlude. While at Leona rdtown
and other points the big band will give
concerts. This fact has been heralded
in the respective communities, and 1t Is
expected that there will be large crowds
at each point.
Those who VIII Participate.
The following are among those who
will take part in the outing; Simon Kann,
Edward S. Brashears, Henry =. OTTER
dinger, o. J. De MeIl, +. c. Graham,
South Trimble, Jerry South. l.. D. Post,
OF New York City; r. p. Andrews, d. J.
Kaufman. Joseph d. kaufman, NJ. Ham
burger. VI. d. Rosenberg, W. J. Krouse,
Ben Schwartz, John II. Rupert, John
p. Phillips, Z. ]. Black. Grant Leet, S
L. Nye. Charles d. Cugle, Edward Lib
erless, ID. p. Collins. Ernest Z. Herrel.
Julius II. Duehring. NJ. \. Leese, +. G.
Hines, 5. Zirkin. George c. Gertman. \.
d. Prince. J. NJ. Dugan, ID. J. Gala
han, Ward Savage, w. ]. Kehoe. r.
Clinton Dyer, Frank J. Eislnger. Harry
r. Carroll, F. V. Killian. Ralph w. Lee.
l. Goldenberg, George f. Hebbard.
Claude +. Miller. r. c. Dulin, William
J. Eynon. J. Philip Hermann. James F.
Oyster, p. T. Moran. Robert Pluym, Sid
ney West. Meyer Fellheimer. Lee ]. Lau-
man. Sam Hart, George Topham, Charles
G. Stott. Z. d. Blackstone, ]. NJ. Bird.
Joseph Strasburger. John C. Wineman,
F. w. Mckenzie, Chaplin Brown, Adolph
Loehl, p. F. Carr. p. J. Nee. Sidney
Reizenstein. Jacob Eisenmann, Harry w.
Hahn. Morris Hahn. Joseph Berberich,
Gus Erlebacher, Sam Saks. William +.
GUIDE. Roe Fulkerson, Paul Leibel.
Charles F. Crane, John Detwiler, Clar-
ence p. King. 5. a. Kimberley, Harry
King. y. \. Merritt. DR.. II. NJ Kaufman.
a. II. Rogers, Glenn Brown. Albert
Schulteis, John Dolph. 3. W. Guy,
George W. Stutz, George Y. worthing-
ton, +. c. Handy. W. T. Galliher, B. 3.
EarnshaW. George F. Schutt, b. S.
Graves, Hugh +. Harvey. Joseph NJ.
StOddard, Charles II. Linkins, T. w.
Smith, Byron 5. Adams. II. c. c. Stiles.
John F. Slaven. f. 5. Schmidt, Lewis NJ
Thayer, Frederick Schwab. r. Edwin
Joyce. r. n. Harper. GersOn NordIinger,
William Z. Shannon, Joseph JacobL Gran
vile VI. Hunt, Charles w. Darr, Capt
c. Z. Edwards, George w. Harris, Cuno
II. Rudolph, Joseph d. Sullivan, P. ].
Haltigan, Rosa F. Downing. John I.
Crowley, NJ J. Sheehan. p. J. O'Connor,
Edward p. Schwartz. George II. Mark
ward, Edward W. Zea, Herbert Shan
non, W. G. Dent, Frank JeIleff, Max
Rich. Thomas Grant, and Charles ]. Co.
lumbus.