The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-20
Employees of Locomotive Works
Make Plans for Annual Elk
cursion to Buckroe.

Nnecr up. you not weather grOucheS,
everything is now in readiness for the
ninth annual picnic OF the employees OF
the Richmond Branch OF the American
Locomotive Works. and on one day at
least this summer you should worry
about tho humidity. August 2 Is the
big day when the army of Richmond
ers Will descend on Buckroe Beach and
take possession Of that famous resort
Tor twelve or moro hours.
All who attend this seaside outing
are promised n day OF pleasure that
VIII long be remembered. The refresh
ment committee announces that IL
has made arrangements TO furnish free
Ice cream TO all eXcurs!onists. and that
! lemonade will be on tap at all hours
| The committee on amusements Will
supply free tickets to the carousel to-
hoggan. Ferris wheel and other devices
On the grounds And then there will
be the bathing and fishing.
Among the most important features
OF the picnic will be the awarding Of
prizes in twenty-nine events. the pro-
gram being so arranged that there
Will be something doing each hour OF
the busy day. II is the plan Of the d.
reciors OF the picnic that there VIII not
be dull minute for any one.
The 1rst train will leave Main Street
Station al 7:l5 O'Clock. and the other
sections VIII follow at short intervals.
The return will be made at the usual
hours
Veteran Bradley Chairman.
The committee In charge OF the ar
engagements conaists OF J. H Bradley,
chairman j. NJ Sullivan. secretary:
II. r. Lewis, treasurer; ]. j. Connolly.
w. c. Perrat. F. H. HUH. c. E. Cats,
II. c. Ganzart, c. NJ. Smith j. c. Wood
cock George 3. Blunt and Harry
Tucker. Jr Here Is the program:
Entertainment Committec-W J..
Z!semer. chairman; George Dubert. r.
L. Eastwood. a. B. Warren, c. X. Las
- Rountree j. W. Brauer. Hugh Tim
mons. T. ]. Schmitz. w. a. Timms. w.
S. Seamans. Jr.. ]. ]. Fraser, c. IL.
Neurohr, Z. a. Peace H. S. Leftwich.
George r Doughty, w. L. Leal. James
Flood. Charles Johnson. T. A. Vincent.
mold, w. NJ. Cease. G. NJ Allen, 7. Neis-
Ter. j. NJ. OBrien. j. Henlie. George
Mahoney. j. s. Agnew, r. X Armour.
John Timms George Curry, ]. p. RAJ
laos. Frank Wilson. ]. r Martin. James
Doyle. c. NJ Woody. C. w. Earnhart
b. a. Hazelgrove' J. G. Kinker. Jr;. j..
A. Buchanan, L. p. Gang, +. ]. Bas-
combe, A. s. Hazelgrovc. w. J. OCon-
nor. NJ ?. Marks, ]. Hickman.
Refreshments COmmittce-James l..
Schissler. chairman: A G.. Bottoms
| Sam Trimmer. w. Smith. W. r. Woody.
G. s. Hewitt. Jr.. T. E. Battle. w. II.
Gottwall, John Quarles. W. B. Ball. w
c. Edwards.
Order Committee. VI. Fowler, chief:
c. p. Owen and Jerry O'Brien, captains
E. p Loving, w. Janowski, l.. Nash
and ]. II. Manone, leutenants; ]. f.
Anderson, G. Z. Powell, NJ. Carson.
". d Fore. Henry krause. ]. w. Hardy.
Ben Smith. c. p. Waldrop. L. E An
drews, J. H. Yorkc. f. w Tiller. John
f! Nelson. L. w. Gillis. L. Pemberton,
Charles Bowen. J. Fl. Gallagher a. L..
Hobson, D. Kennedy. j. p. Landers, l..
L Watkins. w. F. Thacker. r. Z. Con-
nelly, II. Oakley. F. B. Walker, w f.
Morris. a. L. Steel, J. r. O'Rouke. W.
L Coleman. c. w. Covington. w. Han
cock. Q. f. Gasser. w. Wiltshire. w.
Lucord, J. Hubbard. W. Crouch. J, r.
Linke. ]. Neurohr. s. Chappcll. c. Lau-
terback, c. l. Hazelgrovc. w. E. Young
J. c. Stone. ]. c. Brock, H Clements
Wright. Q. Thomas. r. J. Johnson, w.
Shane. r. A Hobson, e NJ Eastwood.
+. A Spur, w. a. Thompson, G. s.
Rigbie, a. b CARRIER. T. NJ. Mcleod.
w. Fleming. W. c. Carter, w. II.
Thomas, L. NJ Barr, l. NJ Thomas. T.
u Srroude. j. II. Gibson. a. w. Rose
NJ. A. Pace, II. l.. Garrett. r. f. Carr.
7 J. England. y. NJ Godfrey, w. Ger
melman, O. Wigand. IL. G. Jeftries, c.
l. Lehman, f. /. S. Hull. e r Bruner.
J. F. Johnson. Mike Doharty. John Au-
gust, j. O'Neii. G. w. Blunt E. d. Hig-
gins, Z. Levchard. a. Layne, z. Tate
X. Thompson. r. Blackburn. y. L. Min
ter. w. II Dunnavant. Woody Ford
l.. w. Hazelgrove. G. Hickey, L. II Har-
man, Z. Il. shelton. II. NJ. Atkinson,
~ \. Strader. NJ Hudson. w. a Pleas
ants. c. j. White, j. 4. Bowles w V.
/ 7 Il
bell, w. F. Davis
Amusement Committee-W. T. NJ.
Mcdowell. chairman. 3. c. Tucker. c.
l.. Lawrence, L. VI. Lee W. T. Robin
son. l. NJ Browning. II. J. Mesco. J. 3.
Rountree, Harry Leftwich. J. +.
Schissler. L L. Tiller. II. c. Williams.
j. p. Ramos
Music md Dancing Committee-G
a. Riddick, chairman; J. Brown. BEN
jamin Anthony. Henry Writ. b. p. TIL
lcr Chas. Johnson. Gus Mittendorf, r.
Schultz. l.. T. Mullholland.
IL must be distinctly understood
that no prizes will be awarded. except
10 employees OF the Richmond Works.
or members CT their immediate family,
except III the nineteenth event-danc-
ing-in which contest II is required
that either the woman or man OF the
couple winning the prize must be a
! member OF the immediate family o.
an employe or employe of the Richmond
Works.
Events and Prizes.
First event, 1890 a. M-The pref
TEST baby between six and eighteen
months Of age: first prize one go
cart. donated by Rothert & Co: second
prize. one set gold baby pins. donated
| by c. Lumsden G. Company Judges.
George Allen, chairman; George Du-
| bert, *. II. Ferguson.
Second event, 1876 A. M--The finest
looking child between the age or
eighteen months and three years, first
prize, one dozen IS photo cabinets, do
mated by Homicr & Clark. for girl,
second prize. $3.50 rocker. donated by
the Home Furnishing Company, for
! boy. Judges, c. p. Divers. chairman;
H. Timmons, George w. Mahoney.
Third event, II A. M.-Potato race.
for boy ten years and younger; first
prize. one suit chothes, donated by
Horace S. Wright; second prize, one
pocket knife, donated by Howell Bros.