Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-15
ON AUTO
RUN TOLAPLATA
Thirteen Machines Garry
Happy Party to Maryland
Town.
BANQUET FOLLOWS
GAME OF BASE BALL
Musical Program Not Neglected,
Tourists Joining in the
Songs.

1t was tired and dusty aggregation
that arrived in the National Capital last
night, at the conclusion of the annual
automobile run OF the Washington En-
ploying Printers and Allied Trades from
La Plata, Md, where an outing was
held.
Thirteen automobiles carried the mem
bers of the party to their destination.
which was reached after a two-hour run
through lower Maryland.
Before starting the cars went to the
White Lot. where photograph of the
lineup was taken. After that the pro-
cession headed for Anacostia, and with
in a short time the cars were speed
ling over the Good Hope hill and in
the direction Of La Plata. Owing to the
hot weather yesterday afternoon several
at least half of them being compelled
to stop en- route.
Some Roads Rough.
In. the vicinity of T. B. the roads were
found rather rough, on account OF re-
pairs being made to the roadbed. and the
cars We're forced to reduce their speed
| until the good oiled stretch was reached
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the drivers landed on the oiled road they
let their machines out, and the remainder
of the run proved without incident. On
arriving at their destination the cars
arriving at their destination the cars were
parked in front of the hotel and within
Il few minutes the members of the party
were engaged in ball games. Others re-
tired to the bowling alleys and some
INDUCED in other sports until dinner
| time.
Stiles acted as POSTMASTER and called
on various members of the organization
present to make brief addresses.
The musical program was not neglected
! and when the appointed time arrived
those present joined In under the lead
ership of Charles P. Hancock, one of
the pioneer members of the organization.
| A feature of the occasion was the
| menu card. which had been prepared by
| Lew Thayer, and was unusual In many
ways
The committee in charge Of the outing
was composed Of Lew NJ. Thayer. chair
man: w. B. Shaw. secretary: II. c. G.
Stiles. treasurer: w. j. Eynon, w. j.
| Delaney. Charles F. Crane and Ross p.
| Andrews.
Those Making Run.
! Those who participated on the run
were j. r. Bailou. E. p. Goodwin. T. B.
Blandy. Joseph Mulaney. II. r. Stanford,
Joseph NJ. Hausler. Robert L. Schwerin.
! O. H. Gore. F. w. Waikart. A. Fl. Bre-
wood E. B. Evans. ]. B. Mcqueen, l..
! a Roberts. William II D. Delaney, c.
F. Hummel Charles F. Lanman. e. B:
| Corcoran. Charles P. Hancock, Edward
B. Martin. w. A. Cady. r.. *. Baker
AL Tennyson. j. Max Cunningham
! Charles II Potter Walter H Savoy. j.
B. Wagner. George o. Rippard. c. c.
curtis John G. Hodges. Joseph l..
| Shaw. Thomas p. Moore, John j. Mac
! Donald jr.. Henry Brewood. George P.
| Fielder. franc E. Sherry, c. F. Sud-
worth. Frank B. Crown, Joseph l..
| Shipley. Frank r. Parson. William Ros-
ser. Frank ]. Dunn. George \. Miller.
Jesse G. Buck. c.. F. Crane. H. c. c.
Stiles Rufus c. Williams. Richmond,
Va: William John Enyon. c. x. Brands.
Rothrock, Robert Gibson. Lew NJ Thay-
| er, Henry Ward and Howard S. Fisk.