Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-19
'BOOSTERS0UTWARD'
|BOUND ON CRUISE.
Steamer to Dock This Morn
ing at Old Point Comfort.
Returns Tomorrow.
By a Stan Correspondent Of The Star.

BY Stan Correspondent OF The Star.
ABOARD STEAMER SOUTHLAND,
June 18-Outward bound on their
twenty-second annual Washington
| carry greetings from Greater Washing
ton up and down the Potomac River
and the Chesapeake Bay, more than 100
members and guests Of the Merchants
| and Manufacturers Association tonight
| settled down to enjoy a carefree sleep
and the salty tang Of bay breeZes.
! The party cast worries aside at noon
today. the steamer was warped out of
its dock and a restful afternoon cruise
down the Potomac and were ready for
dinner when the gong sounded.
Entertainment appears in the ofiing,
| for among the members Of the booster
party are George O'Connor and Matt
Horne, that old-time team that renders
popular ballads Of days gone by. just
| for the fun of 1t, and Fred East, popu-
lar Washington soloist.
Informal Evening Planned.
Plans now are being whipped into
shape for the evening Of informal fun
and talk and entertainment and the
awarding OF prizes, always staged In
the salon on the last night Of the
cruise, over which Mark Lansburgh,
president Of the association, will preside.
Tomorrow morning the steamer will
| dock at Old Point Comfort. where
members of the party will attendchurch
while others are tramping over the golf
| links there. The remainder OF the
party will go with the Southland over
| to Norfolk, returning at noon to pick
| up the golfers and those who attended
| church at Old Point.
Then the entire party will be taken
| for cruise out toward the Capes,
with the return voyage to be made
| during the evening. The steamer Is
| to arrive at Washington at 6:45 o'clock
Monday morning.
DR.. M. G. Gibbs, general chairman,
is assisted by r. p Andrews, Anton A.
Auth, Fred Buchholz, j. c. Callahan,
James E Collif1ower, Harry Crandall.
C. H. Dikeman. P. M. Dorsch, T. R.
Fitzgerald, Charles H. Frame, F. w.
Harper, Ringgold Hart. M. A. Leese,
| Louis Levay, President Lansburgh,
| Bert L. Olmsted, William E. Russell,
A. J. Sundlun, s. NJ. Selinger. Gen.
! Anton Stephan. William H. Wright,
Fore E. Young and Dewey Zirkin.
Passenger List.
The passenger list includes the fol-
| lowing:
Harry Allen, Ross P. Andrews. Fran
els E. Armstrong, A. c. Balser. E. c.
BaltZ, c. Nelson Bean, j. G. Bell. Mel
| Frederick W. Buchholz, Inspect
Frank S. w Burke.
]. c. Callahan, Thomas A. Cantwell,
| Senator Arthur Capper, W. H. Churchill,
Representative John j. Cochran. George
| c. CollifloWer, James E. Collifiower,
Robert j. Cottrell, H. NJ. Crandall, Peter
M Dorsch, Fred East.
Thomas r. Fitzgerald G. w. Fors-
| berg Charles H. Frame, William F.
Friel w. R. Garrett. Clarkson Gem
mill, Morris Gewirz DR.. M. G. Gibbs,
H. Glass, NJ. A. Gleason. B. H. Gruver,
j. L. Gundling. Edwin Hahn. S. Fred
! Hahn. Alvin Hall, F. w. Harper. Ring
gold Hart. E. F. Hickey. R. H. Hick-
man, Harry L. Hoffman, DR.. H. S. Hoff-
man, Matt Horne.
Dorsey W. Hyde, jr.; Harry K.
lavish. Harry King, Mark Lansburgh.
H. A. Leighton. Benjamin K. Leon. DR.:
]. K. Leon. Louis Levay, Richard
M. Lounsbury, Jack Names, M. j.
Names. Samuel Marks, E. j. Mather,
A. C. Mayer j. F. McCambridge, G. E.
Mccain, William ]. McClintock. G. P,
McGlue, Joseph w. McKericher. Philip
Milstone, Frank Mitchell. Alvin l..
Newmyer.
George O'Connor. Bert L. Olmsted.
! Edward Ostrow, Lewis A. Payne. j. w.
| Pollard. H C. Racoosin. J. l.. Kappa
port. A. D. Ring, F. NJ. Rodenberger,
Frank F.. Rogers, Lawrence E. Rubel,
Leo Schlosberg, Samuel T. Schwartz, j.
N. Scott. S. M. Selinger, c. J. Severn.
Edward D. Shaw. Dr. o. U. Singer, B.
E. Skinker. L. T. Souder, Arthur j.
Sundlun, John M. Thai.
W. A. Van Duzer, w. H. Veeneman.
Harry Viner. Harry Walsky. DR.. Percy
B. Walton. Don s. Warren, l.. S. Web
ster. Carl Weigle. Benjamin We'll. Eu-
gene Young. Edward A. Camp, James
Deto. DR.. Archie D. Engle, Frank L..
Hurd, DR.. F. c. Fishbach and Willard
l.. Hart.