Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-09


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bookkeeping cool" and
keeping amused" Powerful produc-
tons are looking after each.
One Of the finest outdoor parks in
the world. Glen Echo tempts amuse-
ment-seekers with every device known
to the profession in the way Of breeze
makers. tfrillers. exciters and whatnot
On the other hand, the new crystal
pool Is catering to the keep coof'
crowd with a fresh-water bathing beach
and waters deep or shallow. to suit the
needs, but always fresh, cool and sani-
tary.
So that one may enter the contest,
either as swimmer or bather, on the
pool side. or amid the 81 varieties of
delight makers he may ind his particu-
lar favorite In the amusement line.
Nothing seems lacking which ever way
you take 1t, and singularly enough 1t
would take a Solomon indeed to say
whether the pool or the roller coaster,
thrill coolers are ahead in the contest.
SEASIDE PARK.
Out on the shores Of Chesapeake
DAY HES hllObllEE CO1lDCAA1Cl ia WV
door favor, in Seaside Park, the new
and beautiful resort. just an hours ride
from the District line. 1t also has its
mammoth swimming pool in the open
air, with real sand for its beaches, In
addition to the salt waters Of the bay
near by. Excursiontsts are crowding in
hourly by trains of the Chesapeake
Beach Railway, or over the fine motor
roads that lead to the place, where fun
devices from the miniature railway and
the roller coaster up to beautiful oall
room for the dancers and flne music
to stir the feet to action may be found.
New railway schedules provide three
afternoon trains 20 the. park on sun
days. at S, 8 and $50 pm, and four
for returning TO the city, at 3, 8, and
IL pm.
MARSHALL HALL.
LIVERY day the Steamer Charles
~ Manchester leaves the Seventh Street
Wharf for Marshall Hall the historic
playground Of the Potomac, at 10 am
fIO30 am. on Sunday, and at ESQ
and $50 pm. Music for the dancers
is always aboard and at the Hall, where
large and shady groves invite the
family parties that picnic for the DAY
Here, too, the roller coaster, the air
plane swings, bowling alleys and free
QdHCuiH are OuOctd1tdAAe avn oNNAN%AS'
WILSON LINE OUTINGS.
ONE doesn't need the moon for a
~ moonlight trip on the Potomac, but
lately the moon has been gorgeously do
ing fun duty for the moonlight dancing
trippers that 60 down on the wilson
Line Steamer City of Washington,
which leaves her wharf daily at o:45
pm, with music and dancing among
the other joys to be encountered.
Every day, except Monday. the
steamer makes q daylight trip to
Chapel Point at 9 O'Clock in the morn
ing. returning from the Point at in
the afternoon. Every Tuesday and
Friday the children who take this de-
lightful trip are favored with a greatly
MOrgantOwn- on- Potomac.
MORGANTOWN : ON THE POTO-
ANA MAC or Lower Cedar Point has
been having a sort Of home coming
season. according TO Manager r. @.
Craerin. Hundreds Of visitors, tnclud-
ing grandparents coming down with the
grandchildren, drop into his ONCE on
the grounds to reIniniscs about old
Lower Cedar Point days and the old
steamers John w. Thompson, T. v.
Arrowsmith. Jane Mosely and especial
~ the old Armenia. The natural
beauty OF this once popular resort re-
mains unchanged for the old days.
Crabs are being caught In great guam
titles on the old wharf