The Washington times., 1914-06-23
ORPHANS GUESTS OF
ST. PATRICK OUTING
Hundreds of Sunday School and
Asylum Children Enjoy Day
( at Marshall Hall.

The memory Of the eleventh annual
excursion of St. Pstricks parish, held
st Marshall Hall yesterday, will live
or q long time in the memory of the
children who spent the day at the pleas
IRE park down the river.
The steamer Charles Manchester made
three trips and was loaded with chill
dren. who partook Of the fun and mer-
rlnent The orphans Of the parish
we're the guests, being cared for by the
sunday school association. There was
q program of athletic events.
The committee in charge Of athletics
was Charles Burke, F. z. Mitchell,
Bryan McKenna, Henry Wolf, Walter
Fesly, Fulton Holmes, Michael Lyons,
and Charles Robinson. Prizes were
swarded the winners.
A committee, including A. c. JOY,
]. P. Madigan. George Menke. Charles
Burke, William Lepley, J. F. Mankin.
E. E. Fisher, John Fitzgerald, James
Fitzpatrick, James Lackey, and F. E.
Mitchell. had charge OF transportation.
The participants in the games were
the boys OF st. Patrick's Sunday school.
the boys of St Joseph's School, and the
girls Of st. Vincent's and s.. Roses
Among the clergy present were the
Rev. E. Craig, z. Conley. R. ochstet-
ter, J. OConnor, G. Harrington, and the
clergy of St Pstricks Church-the Revs.
J. MGuigan. ]. A. Smyth, J. NJ. Nc
Namara, and William J. Carroll.
Winners of Prizes
The prize winners in the various
svents follow:
foe-ysrd dash. large boys, ST. Pat
rick's Sunday school-T Holnss, first;
J. Roddy, second; Ed Smith, third.
80 yards. St Patrick's Sunday school
n Yards large girls. st. Patrick's
sohool-Mary Cannon, first: Nary
Stewart. second.
50 yards. extra race for large girls.
St Patricks-Won by Ellen Birming-
ham
50 yards. small girls; St: Patrick's-
Ruth Craven, first; w Lackey, second;
Many Birmingham. third.
Sack race. for st. Patrick's boys
Edwin Bowling, first; ]. Johnson, Sec
ond; Joseph Blake. third.
80 yards, running backward, girls of
81. Patrick's-Alice Wolfe, first; Esther
Birmingham, second; Winfred Lauren
son, third.
80 yards. running backward. boys of
ST Patricks-R- Cusick, first: william
Fisher, second.
St Joseph's events resulted as fol-
lows:
100 yards. boys-George Nader, first;
i Thomson. second; Ernest Maher'
Sc yards, boys-George Daley. first;
D. Roddy. second; Marion Gownes.
third.
Sack race, boys-Sanuel Bonadonna.
first: Edw. hLaher, second; J. Casey,
third.
Extra sack race. boys-WilIiar1
Blake. first; ]. Arthural, second; VIII
liam Nader. third.
st. vincent's School Winneds.
The St Vincent's School events re-
suited as follows:
100 yards. girls-Josephine o'Connor.
FIRST; Laura Dixon, second; Margaret
Williams. third.
30 yards. small girls-Bessie Kelly.
first; Mary Abbotts, second; Margaret
Morris, third.
25 yards. for tots-Mary Willard.
first: Edith Acton, second: Esther
Creary. third
The events for St Roses Girls
School resulted as follows:
100 yards-Anna Phillips, first; Nell
lie Laurenson, second; Christine
Whitlow, third.
50 yards-NeIlie Laurenson, first;
Christine Whitlow. second.
Winners of special races:
by Samuel Bonadonna, St Joseph's
School.
so yards. boys-William Sheehan, |
hrst; J. Roddy, second.
Garnet ring. prize for girls-won /
by Margaret Williams. OF st. Vincents |
School
Visiting cards. the 1oo-yard run |
prize-Won by Esther Shipley. Of St |
School
Backward run. for boys, so yards
Won by George Nader.