Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-11
ANNUAL OUTING TO BE HELD
TOMORROW IN HUNTING PARK
All Sorts of Amusements for Boys and GirlsSurprse
Luncheon in Honor of Mrs. Martin at Yacht
Club-Other Affairs

DESIDENTS Of that section OF the city
ICfrom 9Th to Broad street and from
York street to Allegheny avenue, partlcu-
larry the children, are looking forward
with pleasant anticipation to the annual
outing Of the Central Germantown Ave-
nue. Business Association, which will be
held tomorrow in Hunting Park.
For the amusement of the boys and
girls n series of sporting events has been
arranged. These will include foot. sack
and three-legged races. climbing creased
pole and pie eating contest between 20
of the boys. Prizes consisting Of pocket
knives, sewing outfits and other useful
articles will be awarded the winners In
the different events.
A pleasing feature Of the occasion Is the
outdoor supper, which Is of the nature OF
a grand reunion. AT last years outing
It was estimated that 10000 persons were
present. and II is thought by the commit
tee that the number this year will be still
greater.
Through the llberality OF the association
everything in the park will be free, and
they have arranged to distribute 10000
blocks of ice cream, besides bushels of
peanuts, popcorn galore and at least a ton
of assorted candy
At each outing the association has an
nurses and physicians, for the treating of
such minor accidents as may occur
The officers of the association are:
President, Mr.. William j. Nash; vice
president, Mr. Joseph T. Brown; secre-
tary, Mr.. James II. Gleason; financial
secretary, Mr.. George klauder; treasurer.
Mr.. Max Kauffmann directors, Mr., Peter
f.. Daley, Mr.. Gregor Drummond, Mr..
Otto Schleski, Mr.. George A. Michael,
Mr.. Max kauffmann, Mr.. Stewart S.
Graves, Mr.. ]. p. Brown, Mr. A. +.
Stolts. Mr.. Daniel ]. McCrudden, MIR.
George G. Buseman and Mr.. Louis j.
Suess
Mr. Joseph T. Brown is chairman of
the Outing Committee, which includes
| the officers and directors There are at
present $50 members OF the association.
Mrs. j. w. West of Wallace street,
entertained in her summer home in Per-
kasio Park Pa, last week the members
of the Christian Church Missionary So
| clety. supper was served after the meet
| ing and among those present were Mrs.
| j. O. Arnold. Mrs ID. C. Lyman, Mrs.
Mary Miller, Mrs. W. Mulholand, Mrs.
| f.. Reed, Mrs. NJ. j. Fisher, Mrs, Mary
Lippncott. Mrs. Il. Stewart Collins, Mrs.
! lie Roy, Mrs. Short, Mrs. Mingus. Mrs.
| Florence Burke. Miss Jennie Wilmer,
Mrs. Henry Hodgson, Mrs. A. Nogg, Mrs.
| Anna Trevor, Miss Lillian McGuigan,
Mrs. Shaw Mrs. NJ. Benisemeir, DR..
| Mary Langson. Mrs. Langson will 20
| to India shortly to take charge of the
| tuberculosis Hospital.
| Mrs. West was assisted by her daugh-
ters, Miss Anna and Miss Helen West.
A surprise birthday luncheon was given
at the Chelsea Yacht Club this week in
honor of Mrs. Joseph j. Martin, Sr., of
1901 Green street, who is spending the
season at the Marlborough -Blenheim.
Mrs. Richard Y. Filbert presented Mrs,
Martin with n bouquet of so American
| Beauty roses, representing the number of
| her years. Covers were laid for the fol-
| lowing named ladies': Mrs. Richard Y.
| Filbert, Mrs. Otto Schaum, Mrs Clarence
| Kugler, Mrs. Frank Stockley. Mrs. Wal
ton, Mrs Richardson, Mrs Matlaok, Mrs.
| George c. j. Fleck, Mrs. George Roesch,
| Mrs. George ], Muller, Mrs Nettie Rub
land, Mrs. Edward Wilkinson, Mrs.
| Thomas Kay, Mrs. William Smith. Mrs.
| A. A. Baess, Mrs. Samuel McDouEal,
| Mrs. Charles Woodruff, Mrs. A. Lawlor.
Mrs. e. Mugle, Mrs. Charles Allen, Mrs.
| William Cooley, Mrs Charles Miller, Mrs.
| c. Wesley Talbot Mrs. Harry Boyd, Mrs.
| A. Jackson, Mrs. T. II. Wagner Mrs.
Lydia Bradford. Mrs. Jacob Stoer, Mrs.
| e. j. Holmes. Mrs. A. f. Oppenheimer,
Mrs. e. Shellenberger, Mrs William In
| gram, Mrs. Thomas +. Durham, Mrs. A.