Evening star., 1923-08-19
". R. & F. WORKERS
TO ENJOY OUTING.
Annual Event to Be Held Next
Wednesday at Glen Echo,
it's Announced.

The second annual outing of the
Washington Railway Relief Associa-
tion will be held on Wednesday. Au-
gust %. at Glen Echo Park. 1t is cx-
Npected that 1000 persons will attend.
President William L. Ham and the
officers and directors of the company
will be present as usual to distribute
the prizes and to enjoy the outing
with the men and women who make
up the organization. composed of the
employees of the Washington Railway
and Electric Company and the Poto-
mac Electric Power Company.
Free transportation to and from the
park will be furnished by the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Com
.pany. The general committee in
charge of the affair is composed of
secretary: w S. BallenEer, Miss +. }.
=. polan. w. +. Dement,, f. Enders, &.
y, Gardner J. 9; Gray; = II; AumEer-
{. w. Walker and w. H. Yerkes.
The committees in charge of all
the activities OF the day are Pub
licity-C. NJ. Sharpe. chairman, Trans
r. g Elliott. r. r Jenkins, w. s.
Balienger, K. j.. Bready, NJ. c. Carter,
NJ. Davis and J. a. Hegarty. Dancing
. T. H. Hungerford. chairman; Misses
: Margaret Abendschein, DOROTHY Nett
&"y. Beatrice Goodman. Elsie con-
u"rs, Roy Land. W. l. Jones, Norman
+. Barnes. e. +. Noack and Il. ii. Me
man: Mrs. Blakeney, Mrs. Penn, w. :.
Ballenger. W. +. Anderson. r: IL.
Stauh, Edward Mann. c. B. Gardner,
T.. Tingley, Il. c. Goodhart, Or. W. l..
t;lazebrook. Joseph O'Connell, G. W.
Wylie, T. \. Sands, Myron Robinson,
Rohrman. S. II. Scott. NJ. Wellington,
Norris OConnell, Earl Putnam. How
ard Reid. a. B. Edelin. NJ. A. Nc
Cormick and c. W. Walker. stunts
l. II. Curry, c. A. Lustig. T. w.
Perkins. r. D. Voshall, +. J. Finders,
F. Mann. Miss c. Boatwright. Miss NJ.
Durand and W. II. Yerkes. Printing
and @. B. Orton. PriZes-J q. Gray,
chairman. Miss l.. Dolan, Miss NJ. l.
LOTUS, II. r. Farver and a. Hawkins.
l.adies-Miss +. J. Dolan. chairman;
and Misses Zwissler. Clark. Skelly,
Bennett. Cook. Robinson and Mrs
Etchison. First aid-Dr. &. a. Weaver.
The athletic committee has arranged
number of athletic events, as fol-
lows: 3J-yard dash for boys and girls,
eight to thirteen years of age. and for
J0-yard dash for girls thirteen 70
seventeen; 75-yard dash for boys
thirteen to seventeen; 15-yard dash
for ladies eighteen and over. A sack
race for boys twelve to eighteen: Il
75-yard dash for single men, twenty
one years and over: 5o-yard dash for
married men: shooter race for ladies
eighteen years Of age and over. Twelve
boys, not over twelve years of age will
try their ability at eating pies and
RI for hny- and -frls G.f.f f1t tl.
years of age will be held.
The motormen and conductors will
have shooter race. and a peanut
throw contest by boys under twelve
years of age. Will be held. Ladies,
eighteen years of age and over will
try their ability at driving nails, and
there will also be a fat ladies' race.
\ tug of war between men of the
different departments, and a number
OF other contests will be held.
Robert II. DalglfiSh. jr., .,.iwill play the
part of a clown TO amuse and enter
tain the kiddies. The dancing COM
nlittee, under the direction Of T. II.
Hungerford. has arranged an elabo-
rate program.