Evening star., 1921-05-22
|8(lO GUESTS REVEL
At 27TH SHAD BAKE
Board of Trade Outing at
Chesapeake Beach Proves
Merry Occasion.

! than 500 members and guests of the
Washington Board of Tra:le played.
sang. danced and made merry on the
twenty-*evtnth annual shad bake of
the organization at Chesapeake Beach
yesterday.
/ Immediately upon the arrival at
the beach of the first train from
Washington which left the District
the mcrrymakcrs fell in behird the
Boy Scout Band. and, led by Thomas
Bradley president of the association.
and members of the committee in
charge of arrangements. marched to
! the large pavilion. whore an inter
cs'lns program of athletic events
, took place
The result of early training was
very marked in the competition that
| followed. DIR. Robert Eller. the old
; Georgetown crack. ran away with the
! opening number. sprint for men
weighing 200 pounds. Bob" refused,
however. to allow his entry to be
! taken seriously, and in consequence
| Bammon, the former Princeton swim
I mer. II. w. Heine was placed second
Wins Three-LesEcd Race.
Hitched to Royce Hough. another
old timer with an enviable athletic
| record. Ellcr also finished first in the
! three-legged race.
| Mr.. Hough showed that he had not
! loIsotten tIlt kndck OIL Jumping. ny
! winning first place in the standing
! broad jump over large field of en-
. trants. He jumped nine and one-half
! feet. Harry Middleton finished See
ond.
! After the singing of "America" and
| the reciting Of "America's Creed" led
by Odell S. Smith. the early arrivals
were served with dinner and for more
than an hour jOllity, good-fellowship
/ and much noise held sway.
al l. Ill e..
Richa rd Rreen. member of the band
added greatly to the enjoyment of the
meal
Arthur Carr was chairman and
Ernest Leesnitzer and George Miller
vice chairmen of the dinner commit
: tee. Large bags full of appropriate
souvenirs were distributed among the
guests.
Second Train Arrives.
Practically the same scenes were re-
enacted on the arrival of the second
, train load Of guests later in the day,
and following dinner the entertain
ment committee. with DR.. Frank Z.
Gibson. chairman. and Warren Coch-
ran. vice chairman, presented the fol-
lowing program:
Herbert Swift. The Celebrated Min
strel Man: Mylo Atkinson. "A Real
Many Noises; Vocal solo, THE Story
Book Ball." by Dickey Breen. the
drummer boy; bass solo. by Edward
Browning Smith; THE Mystery Man"
Edward p. Fitzgerald. assisted by
Louis P. Stumph. and selections by
the Imperial Quartet. composed of
James H. Young. jr.. Edward l.:
Hutchinson. Newton T. Hammer and
Ambrose Durkin. Mr.. Young was
forced to respond to several encores.
AS a substitute for scientific spar
ring match between Charles +. Mars
nd m n q
bout between Senator Francis f. War
rem OF Wyoming and Clifford l.. Ber-
ryman was announced. Mr.. Bergman
entered the ring first, but when the
westerner climbed through the ropes.
the cartoonist stopped the proceed
ings and said he declined to go fur
ther. II was told l was to take on
Senator Warren" he shouted. THAT
man Is the head of the appropriations
committee. and I positively refuse
hands and the affair was called off.
Moving Pictures Taken.
During the day many moving pic
National Pictorial News. Crawford
and Carter (both members of the
board). and these will be shown at
Loews Palace Theater throughout
the week; starting this afternoon at
o'clock.
w. B. Mckinley, James A. Reed.
Francis f. Warren. John K. Shields,
Lawrence e. Phipps. Carter Glass.
Henry F. Ashurst and Selden p. Spen-
Ger; Representatives John E. Baker,
Joe Brown, Harris ]. Bixler. c. ID.
Carter. F. c. Millspaugh. l.. p. Padg-
EFT, Oscar E. Bland. Milton W. Shreve,
Miner G. Norton. Charles F. X. O'Brien,
Warren ]. Lee, Royal c. johnson. Wal
ter NJ. Chandler. Charles l.. Faust,
Joseph G. Cannon, James p. Woods.
William B. Oliver, Manuel Herrick,
l.. B. Rainey. Roy G. Fitzgerald.
Thomas U. Sisson, John G. Cooper.
Addison r. Smith. Thomas w. Harri-
son. Edward D. Hays, Ralph Gilbert
and L. NJ. Gensman; District Commi is
sioner James 2. Oyster, Marcelfus c.
Shield. Kennedy F. Rea. H. Il. GilstrapI
and Dallas 3. Hays.