Evening journal., 1921-06-11
FUN GALOREFOR
ODD FELLOWS
Eden Lodge Married Men
Defeat Bachelors in
Ball Game
WATERMAN WINS
THE BROWN DERBY

Members. friends and families Of
members Of Eden Lodge Of odd Fell
lows. to the number OF 1000, en-
joyed the annual excursion OF the
lodge TO Augustine Beach yesterday.
There was plenty OF fun and frolic
on the specially arranged program.
which included track and field sports
ard novelty events. A large list of
handsome and useful prizes were
awarded the winners.
The married men hung a surprise
on the unmarried men by sending
them under in a ball game. by the
score OF to 5. doc" Waterman
took the BOBBY prize for having the
most errors.
program Of singing and dancing
was also provided both at the beach
and on the boat. Music was furnished
by the Morine Orchestra.
The results OF the various events.
the prize winners and donors fol-
low:
1O0-yard dash for men-First,
f. n. Mcdaniel. straw hat by James
T. Mullin and Son; second. necktie
by Papperman and farrell. Time,
- sec.
100-yard dash for boys-First. Wal
ter Rodenheiser, two pounds of
candy by William +. Aschenbach;
second Rensen Beatty. Eve tickets
by Queen Theatre. Time. 1s 1-2 sec.
5o-yard dash for women-First,
Melvina Harrington, cut glass salt and
pepper shaker by NJ. d. Poland; sec
ond. Martha Walters. silk stockings
by Walkover Boot shop; third. Mar
ion Mount. $500 in trade by Snow
White Laundry. Time. 9 IL sec.
50-yard dash for girls-Beatrice
Clinen. two pounds of candy by
James Morrow and Son; second
Elizabeth Clineff. FIVE tickets to
Queen Theatre. Time. sec.
22O-yard dash for men-First, #.
N. Mcdaniel. straw hat by Charles
f. Dubell; second. William Harring-
ton. s2.0O in trade by John s. Stew
art; third. Richard Seeley, twenty
FIVE cigars by Otto Miller. Time
27 sec.
Needle and thread race-N. w
Anderson. cap by American Hat
Company and Mrs Elwood Lednum
ladies' toilet set by N. Snellenburg
and Company.
Shoe race for men-first. James
Lambros, box OF cigars by Johnny
Jones Cigar store; second. Andrew
Ulrich, $500 in trade by ID. Leven-
berg.
Potato race for men-frst. N w
Anderson, fishing pole by David A.
Hay Company; second. Harvey Volk
1. o. O. F. button by M. NJ. Wells.
Potatoe race for women-hrst
Charlotte Ash. twenty tickets by
Majestic Theatre; second. Marior
Mount $500 box Of candy by George
Regas.
Throwing the ball for women
first. Anna Cohee. s2.O0 box OF candy
by George ReEas; second. Mrs. Dill
Is tickets TO the Queen Theatre.
Spot dance-Mr. and Mrs. X. A
Horner. ladies' handbag by a men,
ber and a box OF cigars by James
Lambros
Ball game-Married Men, 9;
Single Men, 8 winning team box OF
cigars Dl NlllldUl JtnnCScs most
hits. Herbert Hirzei, bottle OF toilet
water; most runs, Cooper. five tickets
10 the Majestic Theatre; most errors
Waterman, BOBBY prize by commit
tee.
Officials - Arthur p. Hudson
starter; Andrew c. Ulrich, referee
and clerk: John Moore and william
+. Mahan, timers; James Murray
Alfred +. Lane. Norman Watson
Thomas F. Grier. william J. Beat
ty and l.. J. Kaiser, Jr., judges. Mr.
Beatty was official umpire Of the bal
game.
The committee in charge consiste,
of John Murray. chairman; Norman
Watson, secretary; William j. Beat
ty. treasurer; John Moore. Thoma
L. Grier, Arthur p. Hudson. AndreS
c. Ulrich. Alfred f. Lane, L. ]
Kaiser, Jr., and william F. Mahan