The Washington times., 1923-07-21
Hints On Pleasant Places To Spend
Your Vacation Or Weekend Outing
Seaside Resorts Find
FAVOR as Vacation
Goals for y. &.

with the object of bringing together
families of Masons of northern Vir-
ginia, and the District of Columbia.
y. w. Rohrback and Mrs. Frank A.
Parkhurst were in charge.
The fourth outing at Chesapeake
Beach yesterday was that of the
Sunday school of the BerWyn Pres
byterian Church, in charge Of Will
liam M. Dwyer.
Approximately 1000 members of
the Palais Royal Employees Mutual
Relief Association and their rela-
tives and friends went to the beach
last Saturday. A baseball game be-
tween married and single. men was
a feature, good diamond being
available. J. r. Palmer was in
charge.
Two thousand members of the
Business Women's Council and their
friends went to the beach WedEes-
day, in charge of Miss Sophie E.
HUH, of 221 c.. street northeast.
Thursday was a big day at the
popular resort. The Grand Lodge
of the independence Order of Odd
Fellows took one Of the largest
crowds of the season to the beach,
more than 5000 excursionists at
tending during the day and even
ing. All of the subordinate Od0
Fellows and Rebekah Lodges Of the
District and nearby Virginia and
Maryland participated, the proceeds
going to the Odd Fellows Home in
Georgetown. The Oriental Order OF
Humility and Perfection, composed
of Odd Fellows, joined, headed by
it's clown band and drum corps.
Fifty prizes were awarded the win
ners of athletic events and stunt
contests during the day. ]. B.
Kincer, 4112 Fessendenx street
northwest, was chairman of the
committee in charge and the en-
tertainment committee was headed
by Milton Johnson and Past Grand
Master Harry L. ANDERSEN.
G. p. o. To Have Outing.
Monday has been selected by the
employees of the Government Print
ing Office for their outing at the
beach and more than 1000 are ex-
pected to- attend. A prize waltz,
pie-eationg contest for boys, and
baby contest will be features.
There will be a number of trick
races. w. F. Berger is chairman
of the committee on arrangements.
Employees of the District building
will hold an excursion to Marshall
Hall, one of the closest of the many
Potomac watering resorts, August
II. The committee in charge in
cludes Harry Almond. chairman
Franklin, Wade Coombs, F. ].
Drummer, Mrs. Eleanor Able, Miss
Mary Allen, William Handiboe, and
James Lusby.
The membership committee of the
Washington Board of Trade will be
the guests of Francis r. Weller,
chairman of the water supply COM
mittee and a member of the mem
bership committee, at his home at
Arundel-on-the-Bay another popular
resort, next Saturday. The trip
will be made by automobile, leaving
the board rooms at 10 o'clock. Fish
ing, boating and other sports will
be in order.
The Washington Passenger Asso-
citation, composed of agents and
ticket statesmen of the various rail-
roads leading into this city, will
hold its annual outing to Atlantic
City today and tomorrow. A special
train will leave this afternoon and
the members will return early Mon
udy cAA IAAO
members with their families will
take part H. A. Heustis, of the
Pennsylvania railroad, is president.
A number of outings have been
held at Glen Echo Park, among
them that of employees of Lans-
burgh & Brother, held there last
Saturday. Employees of S. Kann
Sons Company held their outing
there recently.
A number of organizations have
also met at Benedict, on Chesa-
peake Bay and at Colonial Beach
on the lower river during the past