Evening journal., 1920-06-11
OUTING FROLIC
FOR EDEN men


Favored by ideal weather. the an
nual excursion Of Eden Lodge, No. 81,
J.. o. o. f.. TO Augustine Beach yes
terday. proved most delightful. More
than 500 persons. members OF the
lodges. their families and friends,
enjoyed the excursion.
A number OF athletics events for
men, women and the children were
held. At baseball the married de-
feaied the single men A 20 I. The
various events and the winners fol-
low:
i0O-yard dash for men-First prize,
/ hat, donated by BENJAMIN MOlfman.
won by J. j. Bennett: second. hat
donated by James Il. Mullin and SON
won by Elmer Culley; third, necklie
donated by q. Edgar Deering, won
by +. Richardson.
Oyard dash for WOmen-First
prize, hat, donated by the American
Hat Company, won by Della Bottom
ley; second. twenty admission tickets
70 the Queen Theatre, Charlotte Ash
third, pair OF lOrgnOns, donated by
James ID. Stroud. GLADYS Bowers.
tOO-yard dash for boys und,r ~
yeas-first prize, box OF candy.
donated by 5. II. Durstein, won by
I Edwin Mink; second. box OF candy
donated by William +. Aschenbach
Walter ROdenheiser.
5O-yard dash for girls under is
years-first prize, pound box OF
candy, donated by James Morrow and
Son, won by Melvina Harrington
second, box OF candy donated by )
II. Dursiein, Catharine Lebegcra.
22Oyard dash for men-Flrst prize
pair Of trousers, donated by the~Ar.
row Clothes shop, won by Charlie.
b Page; second, box OF cigars, donated
by the Bee Hive Company, LloyC
Alexander; third, knife, donated by W
w BOttomley, Elmer Culley
Tie and cigarette race-wOmen'l
o prize, writing pad donated by the Ar
J Gift shop, won by Mrs Essick: man.
b prize, box OF cigars, donated by Selal
5 and Hoffman, won by Thomas Z
Grier
Needle and thread race-Womani
. prize, four pounds OF coffee. donated
! by the HerOy Company, won by Mrs
J William r. Mahan mems prize. D
admission tickets to the Savoy Theatre
won by William r., Mahan.
Shoe race for men-First prize. ha
ldonated by Charles r. Dubell, won b,
Andrew Ulrich. second two pair o
silk hose donated by the WalkOve
DNNN ANAludN1f AaAlA 0NlANls
Potato race for mcn-First prize
fishing pole donated by David A
r Hay, won by F. NJ. Jack; $3.50 orde
, from John 5. stewart, Andrew u
2 rich
I Potato race for women-First priz'
2 cut glass dish donated by the Smith
I ZOllinger Company, won by Ham
McEnery: second, % admission ticl
b cts 10 the Savoy Theatre, Del
;, BOtl0mley.
S Throwing ball for distance. women
e First prize. pair OF silk hose donate
b by Crosby and Hin, won by Mr.
y Harry Ray; second. camlsole, donate
$ by "a member" Mrs. COhee.
/ Spot dance, wOmen's prize umbrol
" donated by LippincOit and COmpan
4 won by Mrs. ID. Hollowell; man
d prize. umbrella donated by n. Sne
e lenburg and Company won by ha.
r- mOnd White.
Mile race for men. first prize, an
: q. o. f. button. donated by Joseph
Montgomery. won by Clinton Mar.i
-n second. an electric iron. donated
: William a. Clmcss, Ernest Hattol
a third. quart Of automobile paint, d
{. mated by Candy c. Mammele, Hcrbe
v L. Hirzel.
= Alfred E. Lane won the prize in q
Is baseball game for making the mo
A. errors. He played third base for-tl
married men His prize was a lem'
and a stick Of candy. He denies
many errors. and has appealed TO q
League Of Nations.
The winning team was given a bl
n Of cigars donated by William Jeanne.
l "Gibby" Patterson won the prize,
necktie, donated by James g. Tue
for making The most hits. The pri
Id for making The most runs, a 81,
ny order on ID. Leyenberg, was won
IS Earl McNey.
ne Charles II. Burris, playing cent?
lg field for The married men, got thrOu
Is, the game without making an err
id The reason for this. be SAYS. Is
cd cause ne never saw the balls un
ld they appeared over the tops.
d Herbert Hirzel. manager OF the H.
he rainc baseball team. pitched for
n married men.
re The team OF the married men "
under Tho leadership Of Savers
ls Booth and the single men were ma
s. aged by J.. J. Keyser. William
nd Beatty was umpire and l.. B. Wat
a man was scorer.
n The work OF the Want Ads er
ch only with m satisfaction OF IN
nd cmploycr.-Ad