The Washington herald., 1921-08-07

A. Bogley. of the Colonial Club.
was elected chairman of the regatta
committee. and appointed as his as
sistants Burch, Windy Run Village 4:
Berg, Raccar; McGuiggan. Yapo,
and Rosedale, Rock Haven, all OF
whom are pledged to make this the
biggest river event of the season.
The list of events which will be
run over a 3oO-yard straightaway
course beginning at Camp U-Tel-Um
and finishing at Colonial Canoe
Clubs float is as follows: Senio,
and junior singles. senior and Junior
doubles, senior and junior fours.
bouncing race, tail end, mixed dou-
bles. mixed fours. doubles standing
on the gunwales and fitting. A fee
of 81 per club and so cents per man
will be charged. This amount to be
used in the purchase of a large pen
nant to be presented to the club
winning the highest number of
points, and also silver and bronze
medals for the crews winning first
and second places respectively.
All entries must be in the hands
of the finance committee, composed
of Burch and Hevens, of Washing
ton Canoe Club. on or before August
H.
Colonial Four Wins Race.
Colonial boys are jubiIant over
the showing of their junior four
who won the loving cup at the
races last Saturday. The club re-
ceived a letter from the Lakanoo
Boat Club of Philadelphia, to thank
the boys for their recent courtesy
in entertaining the Quakers who
represented their club at Satur-
days races. They promise recipro-
cation at the Labor Day meet on
the Schuylkill River.
And the Harps. glory be to old
Ireland. are still buzzing around
as next-door neighbors. Tom Cra-
ven intended giving a party for all
the boys and girls but his girl went
to Frederick, and the affair was
called Off Bill Craven. with a
dozen or two boy scouts draped
around him, is down at Colonial
Beach.
Visitors From Broadway.
Pop Taggert's Broadway, We are
led to believe. is some clever place.
The white lights that dropped from
the Milky Way have not all found
the New York thorofare. A few of
them were at Pop Taggert's the
other evening. They said they were
Miss Harmon and Miss Ludlow.
Pop said he staged a big weiner
roast Saturday evening. and about
40 friendly folks dropped in Some
slaughter of the innocents. Three
dogs" apiece and, you know why
the law of supply of dedmand sends
so many into the pig raising busi-
ness. Practical every camp along
the stream was represented at the
gathering.
At Restmore, where Miss Harmon
is the little cherub Of the heavenly
sector, there is talk Of 1t having
been turned into a Mermaids' Para
disc. Thirty-two maidens each Sun
day afternoon give the river a treat
when they don their river gowns.
Among their visitors of the past
week were Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, and
Miss Meta Burkhoitz.
Bachelor Camp Popular.
Woodlin is a genuine bachelor
camp in the week nights and DAYS.
but on Sundays, it is estimated John
Romer prepares for about twenty
five visitors. But some Of the many
friends registered on paper were;
Miss Estelle Meisenheimer. Ann
Stsnsbury, Meta Eichholz and Julia
Manherz. Last Sunday twenty-eight
visited the camp.
Likewise. all things tend to a new
start In life on the river. Both dane
ing floats, Davis and Dreamland.
witnessed the greatest crowds of
the season Thursday evening Ro-
nance reigns supreme up there, and