Evening star., 1916-08-13
4OOCATHOL|C ORPHANS
TO Be GIVEN AN OUTING
Washington General Assembly, Z. c.
to Be Their Host at Chesapeake
Beach.

An cutting at which the guests will
be 200 Catholic orphans from six insti-
tutions in Washington. attended by
more than forty sisters and score Of
priests, is to be given by Washington
GercraI Assembly, Fourth Degree,
Knights Of Columbus. at Chesapeake
Beach Wednesday. Several thousand
nonnLers OF the order and their FAM
tiles will take advantage of the occa-
sion 20 make the outing one of the
largest and most successful affairs ir
the history of the Maryland and Dis
trict knights. Final arrangements for
this excursion are to be made tomor-
row night at meeting in knights of
Columbus Hall. called by Chairman c.
". Aughinbaugh.
Games Planned for Children.
Games Of all kinds are planned for
the amusement of the children, and
useful and valuable prizes Will be
awarded in each event. This schedule
OF games is In charge of n committee
familiar with the children from the va
rious institutions. so that each of the
little ones will be made to feel at home
and encouraged to have the time of his
o. her young life.
An abundance of goo,l things to eat,
different from what the children have
throughout the year. will be provided,
Including ice cream, candy, soda water
and other such treats that these little
people taste only on very rare occa-
sions
Those in Charge.
The officers Of the general committee
are: c. w. Aughinbaugh, chairman: r. ].
Barrett. secretary, and B. F. Mayors,
treasurer. The other committees are as
follows:
chairman: Samuel NJ. Tucker, Geo. A
Howe and c. W. Aughinbaugh.
Transportation committee-St Joseph's
Church, w. Darr. sr.; st. Roses. John B.
Brown st. Vincent's. George A. Howe:
Industrial School. Andrew ]. Hickey;
Holy Family Day Nursery, Thomas z.
Rooney: Providence Day Nursey, ladies.
Athletic committee-Maj c. E. Ed
wards. chairman; l.. +. Dolan, j. j. Deg
nan. George A. Daddy, John E. Hogan,
J. c. Broderick and Vincent Costello.
Health and comfort committee. Ro-
zier Biggs. chairman; DR.. S. Wrenn How
ard. DIR. J. A. Flynn, DR.. F. 0. Roman
and DR.. J. ]. Slattery.
Transportation Managers.
samuel R. Johnson will be in charge
Of transportation and will be assisted by
Charles Montgomery, R. L. Lamb and
Leo p. Grady.
Committee on orphans-Mrs. Howe. /
chairman; Mrs. Brinton. Miss Albright,
Mrs. De vaney. Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Mar
garet Donohoe. Mrs. Goddard, Mrs. Dris-
coll, Mrs. Lanigan. Miss Catherine Mori-
arty and Miss Cecilia Gallagher.
Committee on guests-Mrs. McAuliffe,
chairman; Miss Bryeton, Mrs. Mulhare,
Mrs. Belt, Mrs. Connor, Mrs. OShea,
Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Deeds, Mrs. Can't |
well, Miss Alice Cotter and Mrs. Scan |
nell.
Committee on ice cream and cake |
Mrs C. w. Aughinbaugh, chairman: |
Mrs. S. L. Tucker. Mrs. w. e. Pairo, !
Mrs. j. A Foley, Mrs. l.. 2. Grady. Mrs. |
4. b. Perry, Mrs. 7. z. Rooney, Mrs. |
r.. C. Breen, Miss Wolf and Mrs. Dry
den.
Committee on pies-Mrs- W. E Pairo.
chairman; Mrs. c. W. Darr. ST.; Mrs. |
Darr, jr.: Mrs. E. Edwards. Miss Mein- |
berg. Miss Tucker, Miss Madeleine |
Aughinbaugh. Mrs. Coope. Mrs. Can't |
well, Mrs. Maloy and Mrs Eckert.
Donations and Prizes.
Committee on donations and prizes
Mrs. S. NJ. Tucker. chairman: Mrs. Sara
Gantley, Mrs Frank Haske, Miss Blanche
Madigan. Mrs. W. E. Pairo. Miss Mary
T. Wolfe. Mrs Mary McCloskey, Mrs.
Eugene McIntire, Miss Elizabeth Haske,
Miss Marguerite Boswell, Mrs. Charles
Baldwin. Miss May Boland and Mrs. |
Couglan
chairman: Miss Ethel Roddy, Miss Elise |
howe. Miss Marguerite Boswell Miss !
Langdale. Mrs. Tholl. Miss HARRISON, Mrs |
Flynn, Mrs. Mcdonald and Miss Nc !
&ally