The Washington herald., 1921-05-22
AIfHEIESATB ARD or TRADE
SI1ADBAKE POSE FOR MOVIES;
MEMBERS PRODUCE BIG SHOW
Business Men Enjoy Races and Stunts, Includ-
ing Boxing Bout, at Chesapsake Beach.

stunts. movi. men cr.nk.d their
cameras
Following the races. . rush for
the Casino took place. The din-
ner was opened with the reading
Of the Americans Creed by the en-.
tire company. odell g. Smith led
this reading. -America" was sung
and then the meal was started. Dur
Ing the meal the Boy Scout Hand.
nifty strong. played continually.
sssvenirs DissrfbuteA.
As . specisl feature OF the mu-
stcal program. Leo shsckleford, 10
years old. hoisted up on . table
in the midst OF the diners. sang
MY Nanny" accompanied BY two
trombone players of the band. Leo
was followed by Richard Breen. ~
years old. drummer of the band,
who sang Blowing Bubbles
While the shad. pop" and other
eats disappeared. the souvenir oom-
mittee. headed by L. Pierce Bot
eier. distributed . bagful of SOU
venirs which were guaranteed to
amuse. instruct or do both.
At 2:3o o'clock the seconi train
load bearing 200 arrived. The see.
ond bunch received their dinner
while the, others wandered on to
the boardwalk. It was announced
that the pictures taken by A. A.
Crawford. a member OF the Board
OF Trade, representing the Nation
al Pictorial News Company. would
be shown this week at the Palace
Theater with performance start
ing today.
show In Pavilion.
After the second bunch had I'm
ished their dinners, q show was put
on in the pavilion on the board
walk. Herbert Swift put across q
sketch of songs and instrume atai
pieces played on a cigar box vio-
lin, oiccolo made c. q Jesk leg
and banjo. Richard Breen, with
a cornet accompaniment, sang The
Story Book Ball" Grifuno whis-
tied, barked, footed and honked un-
til his hearers were satisfied that
he had some voice" Senator Fran
els z. Warren, OF wyominx, and
Clin Bergman then stepped into
the ring and pulled on a boxing
bout. They both decided the SEN
ator won.
Quartet Wins Eneores,
Edward p. Fitzgerald. assisted by
L. p. Stumph, presented a number
entitled The Mystery Man" Not
until his exertions produced a few
drops OF perspiration was It appar-
ent that he was other than a me-
chanicai toy. The Imperial Quartet,
composed lof J. X. Young. E. L
Hutchinson. n. T. Hammer, ana
Ambrose Durkin. with George will
son as accompanist. sang several
songs.
After the show a box lunch was
served. A final trial for a free box
OF candy to take home" and then
came the trudge to the waiting
homeward train.
Men whe Put II over.
The men who worked to make
the anatr yesterday the best ever"
were Charles F. Crane, chairman;
Edward J. Murphy, vice chairman:
samuel NJ Darragh. secretary; Harry
almond. L Pierce Boteler, Thomas
bradley. L Lee Combs, John r
Jasper Richard l.. Conner, Arthur
Carr. William Clabaugh. i NJ
Cherry. Warren Cochran, W. p. Cor
J. h. Cunningham. J. NJ. CUNNING
ham. g. B. Farquhar, r. X. Ferru-
son, G. NJ. Fisher. DR.. Frank r
Gibson. NJ. L. Clifford. E. c. Ora
nam. Capt. c. E. Flather. E. ]. Lees
nitzer. w. H. Klopfer, G. n. Mac
donald. George Miller, c, w. Nor
rfs. c. II. Pardoe. H. q. Pbeln,
george Pitt. Charles w. Pimner
!, Prescott. L. l. Reeves, o. q
smith J. p. Stephenson. = w
White. " ).
Nstahles Among Guests.
some OF the guests who shared In
me me, run were: Postmaster General
wiz ii. Hays. Secretary of Labor
ames J. Davis, Senators w. B. Nc
niey' James A. Reed. Francis E.
srren, John X. Shields. Lawrence
Phipps, Carter Glass, Henry
Ashurst and Selden p. snencar.
representatives Thomas w. Harrj.
son. Edward b. HAYS, M a Nor,an
Charles F. Y. o'Brien. warren
ID. c. johnson, Walter M chanNss
Charies L. Faust, Joserh Cannon. II
T. Woods. william s. oliver. M,nrs,
Herrick, l.. B. Rainey, Roy a Fit.
gerald. T. U. Sisson, John g. Coone,
A. I. Smith. John E. Raker. Harris
J. Bixler. Joe Brown, C. d. Carter.
r. c. Mfllspaugh. l. p. Padgett os-
car E. Bland. Ralph Gilbert ana M
W. Shreve.
Commissioner James F. Oyster
superintendent of Schools DR.. Frant
W. Ballou, Superintendent of Police
MAJ Harry L. Gessford, Assistant
SUPERINTENDENT of Schools Stephen
r. hramer, and chief Of detective
bureau, c. L. Grant were aisn ann.