Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-10
CONS|STORY CLUB
HAS FINE OUTING
Members and Friends Enjoyed
a Picnic Yesterday Afternoon
at Lenape Park.

ANC SCASASeOAs Ns.Ap VI lSCidNdit
held a very successful outing at
Lenape Park yesterday. Between 40
and 80 persons enjoyed the affair.
leaving Wilmington about 2 o'clock
in the afternoon and returning about
naidnistt. The trip was made in auto
mobiles. AL OF the guests received
favors, and ice cream was served,
through the courtesy OF William Asch-
enbach.
An exciting feature OF the outing
was a game OF baseball between a
team from the Consistory Club and a
team from the Masonic Band, which
resulted IN an easy victory for the
Conefs,ory men, The musicians failed
to score run, while their opponents
kept gliding around the diamond until
they had % runs TO their credit, at
the end OF the game. The winning team
was presented with a silver loving cup
by Charles VI. Banks of Banks &
Bryan The game started at o'clock
Another entertaining feature of the
outing was dancing, which was held
in the pavilion, beinning at Z O'Clock
and ending at 10. During the inter
mission a fine collection Of prizes were
awarded. The winners were as fol-
lows:
Mrs. Emerson. who received a leathe,
stationery box, donated by ]. Connor &
Son; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Philips, 6
box OF candy, donated by Frank Welsh
for spot dance; Gilbert Maloney o.
sl4 Jefferson street, lingerie pins, from
]. T. Montgomery; Dorothy Ellis, Z
sewing basket, from Snellenburg's
Catherine Short Of 2305 Jefferso,
street, a silk shirt, from J. w. Toad
vine; Mrs. Kirk Of $40 Eighth street
a pass 10 the Queen Theatre. from ]
n. Ginns; T. w. Dixon OF s25 Wash
ington street. a pass TO the Majestic
from j. n. Ginns; Mrs. E. w. Boot
OF 70l West Twenty street
orchestra seats at the Garrick, from
Manager Weber; G. r. Glanding. ;
tie. from Belts & White; w. Harmon
jewel box. from NJ. F. Davis; S. S
Logue, friendship pin, from c. +
Fell; George Butz. tie, from Papper
man & farrell; r. G. Abbott OF 102
Shallcross avenue, inner tube. fror
Nat Howell; Helen keenan, OF 172
Lancaster avenue. inner tube, fror
Mr.. Hazel Of the General Tire Co.
George Wilsonbaum Of 2114 Gille
street, inner tube, from Mr.. Hazel
Mrs. Howard Cam, bottle Of cologn,
from Mr.. Stump, for a spot dance
Mrs. Gilbert Maloney of 9I4 Jefrerso
street, Is gallons of motor oil, fror
Everett Ball; Miss McLain, box cigar,
from S. H. Baynard.
The ball game was lively. The Cor
slstory team overwhelmed III
Masonic Band by the score Of 23 10
the Consistory team. managed by Ge
L. Sauter, with the able assistance {
Geo Winters and Geo. w. Butz. ],
put up real article of ball and th
Masonic Band team or any Other tea,
could not have stopped them after III
beginning of the first inning, as eac
man had his batting eye on the baI
Billie 1nderlied was the star at ba
with two home runs and two single
Geo. Winters and DOC" Moreland d
the pitching and no runs tells II
story Of their ability. Roland Joh,
, son and Maston played wonderful bal
in fact, the whole Consistory ball tea
played without error. The silv
trophy presented to the winning tea
. by Mr.. Banks, manager of the ban
n VIII be on show at the sConsistol
luncheon. Friday noon, August ]
Score by innings:
Consistory ....... IL / / 4 K
| Masonic Band ..... O O o o q o O.