Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-18
OUTING
PROVES A SUCCESS
Master Printers of Washinq-
ton Enjoy Automobile Run
to Benedict, Md. ..
PRIZES ARE AWARDED
FOR FEATS OF FISHING
Members of Several Allied Trades
Swell Party Making Trip to
Patuxent River.

TEpothetae of Washington took place
yesterday at Benedict. Md. and was de-
cided success. Several of the allied trades
also joined the master printers of the
National Capital and participated in the
outing on the Patuxent river
Those taking part in the outing jour-
neyed to Benedict in automobiles. there
being fourteen to start from The Star
building at IL o'clock. The long caravan
OF motor cars was headed by Lewis NJ.
Thayer and Howard s. Fisk. who. as in
former years. acted as the official pilots
on the run. The day was ideal and the
roads in excellent condition with the ex-
cept1on OF a few small stretches where
the recent heavy rains played havoc with
the surface. Every employing printer
electrotyper photo-engraver. Ithoera pher.
oookbinder. copper plate engraver, paper
dealer and proprietor or manager of anv
establishment allied with the printing
business who could get away was on
hand yesterday.
Route for the Run.
The route was via Anacostia, Good
Hope, Silver Hill. Camp Springs. Clin-
ton. T. B., Waldorf, Bryantown.
Hughesville and thence to Benedict, the
distance being ALP miles. On arriving
at their destination box lunches were
served to each member of the party
and after that preparations were made
Tor large-sized fishing party Three
large motor boats were engaged and
the entire delegation joined in this
sport. Fishing was INDUCED in from
the beach short distance below Bene-
dict invited attention. Fishing tackle
was stored away and the boats run up
on the beach. Several of the members
took a dip in the salt water
Returning to the boats once more
Benedict was reached shortly after 6
O'Clock. and the prizes awarded in the
various contests. H. C. c. Stiles. a
member of the preparedness committee,
as II was styled. presented Charles J.
Deahl. first prize, to the holder of the
lucky number. being gentleman's
travelling case; William J. Eynon, sec
ond prize. thermos carafe. c. c. Cur
us was awarded rod and reel for
cstcning the largest hardhead fish;
Cnaries F. Crane. bait bucket, for
the largest eel. There was a gentle
mans silk umbrella for the contestant
catching the largest rockfish and a
special prize for every saltwater trout
caught. but these prizes never found
a recipient as no fish of these types
were caught AS matter of fact. fish
ing was far from being good in the
Patuxent yesterday, owing. it was said.
to the recent heavy rains, cells and
catnsh proving the most popular
catches of the outing.
Members of the Party.
Those who participated in the outing
were H. c. C. Stiles. w. Seton Kent, ].
c. Jenkins, Mcgill & Denham, George
r. killian. Franc E. Sherry. Byron s.
Adams. Joseph L. Shipley, X. E. Math-
ers. c. F. bentley, F.. B. Keyes. J. O.
Fauth, Thomas w. Cadick, William n
Delaney. A. H. Brewood. Henry Bre-
wood. D. 6. Morris, Joseph l.. Shaw.
Lew NJ. Thayer, c. c. Curtis, Charles
F. Crane. Louis Shipley. jr.: E. D. viii
liams, F. H. Rowzee, G. E. Bright. F.
B. Clarkson. William J. Brewer, How
ard S. Fisk. Charles J. DeahI, Eugene
p. Goodwin, Harry Gatchel, Charles L.
kinsley. E. d. Mcdonald. J. Linton En-
gle. Will Innes. Frank Heath, A. Nc
Sween. H. A. Farnham. NJ. B. Hooper
7; 5. Moore. Bernard Wagner. Thornton
Blandy, Charles F. Sudworth Charles
Hancock. Alfred Tennyson. Frank b.
Crown. William Rosser. George w. Mil
Ter and Harry Ward.
The committees in charge of the out
ing:
Preparedness committee-Lewis NJ.
Thayer, chairman; William John Eynon
and II. c. c. Stiles.
Automobiles-Byron s. Adams. T. ].
Alleger, j. c. Angel, r. Beresford, w J.
Brewer, Henry Brewood and Cockrell
Transcript Company.
Menus Commonwealth Printing
Company. Crane Printing COMPANY w