Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-10
CAMP CULLIEGS;AN UNDERTAKEN
AN ADVERTISEMENT.
Features Of Camp Life Over On the
Bay Shore---JoLIy yoltiags.

tnlE one uuueFiaker Is numbered
among the members of the camping
! party from Pittsburgh. over on The
Bay Shore As though advertising
Y his business. he IS the tallest. lean
/ est. lankiest. most looking
! Of them all.
] Indeed. he is a marked contrast 10
/ the fat bunch who are . healthy
I looking lot that seem not 10 encourage
the undertaking business Captain
Alton, OF the RockhiI Hunting and
| Fishing Club. has taken d fancy o. the
/ Annapolis ladies Two OF them re-
Gently visited the camp. and although
il was raining (as it usually isl when
they were leaving for home. Captain
Alton permitted the ladies 90 forget
their umbrellas. leaving them at the
camp. that he might have an excuse 20
call and return the valuable rain shed
ders. II is useless 10 say he called
At the dance last night al the camp
an exhibition of beautiful fancy dane
ing was given by little Miss Lillian
Sullivan and Master William CAN'T
These young people dance all the fan
=
Laundry IN camp life means every
| thing 10 the campers, and much diff
culyty has been experienced while
here. When a man has a billed" shirt
he is in a class all by himself Few
have one. ana II became necessary for
Captain Alton and William Pace. his
boon companion. to borrow iaundesel
stin-bosom shirts and collars. neck
ties. etc, TO wear with their new
spring suits ON Sunday. preparatory t.
making a call on Washington friends
at Rose Cottage. Aruudel-on-the-B -Bav
All dressed up and no place 90 go
was the experience OF the two
dudes" of the camp. who We're about
TO set forth in a motor boat Sunday
afternoon when the storm broke. and
literally broke up their trip. u was
disappointed Captain and his friend
Pace. who philosophically said what
can't be cured, must be endured
You should see that cake decorated
in Mayor Strange's honor for the sun
day dinner II was beautifully oraa-
mented, and lettered with the Mayor
name and the Gote Tie Mayor really
took the cake" on this occasion. He
made a fine speech aud the campers
were delighted II has ben a Jolly
crowd and they have spent a great
deal Of money in Annapolis and az
Eastport. They break camp Satur-
day, and it is hoped they may be i'm
duced 10 come here again next year.
Sunday afternoon a fond mother took
her young hopeful over to the camp
The little fellow gazed about and then
he realized he could talk some. SAY.
mommer, is this yer a carnivaI?' ne
asked NO" the mother replied. I'll
isn't. Sh-sh, don't say another word 4"
We'll, / guess / will, cause I'm hun
CRY, said the young hopeful III it IS
a carnival, ] want you TO buy me some
sandwiches"
The mother looked distressed. for
she knew the child had been heard by
some Of the members Of the Rockhil
| Hunting and Fishing Club. which prov
ed to be true, when there was present
| ed to the infant prodigy two good
roast pig sandwiches. The boy. bit
ing into them, exclaimed: SAY.
mommer, these amt no roast pig sand
wiches; they're chicken. Guess / know
how chicken tastes"
Then looking about the camp. be
said "Ain't this fat bunch. Gee
but they're fat; these Pittsburgh men.
Guess it's because they eat too much. .
And the mother said: "I1l never take
you anywhere again"