Evening star., 1934-06-22
.125 LEAVE CITY
ON M. & M. OUTING
S. S. Southland to Carry
Trade Body Party on
Three-Day Trip.

The S. S. Southland, bearing more
than 125 members of the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association on
their twenty-third annual booster
trip" will cast of from the Seventh
Street Wharf today for a three-day
cruise on the Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay.
After months Of elaborate prepara-
ton. this yearly outing of the trade
association will get under way at $50
o'clock, with Old Point Comfort, Va,
the first port of call.
The vessel will arrive at Old Point
at BIS am. tomorrow, and immedi-
ately a group of golfers and bathers
will disembark to spend the morning
there, while the rest of the party con-
tinues on to Norfolk and to view the
battle feet at anchor in Hampton
Roads.
viii Visit Shipyard.
The return to Old Point Comfort
to pick up the golfers and bathers
will be at 12:l5 O'Clock. after which
the outing boat will journey 20 the
Newport News shipyard to inspect
ships under construction. At $3.50
the Southland will depart for a cruise
out to the Virginia Capes and up
Chesapeake Bay. with a stop being
made for deep-sea fishing at pm.
Annapolis will be reached at $50
am. Sunday. and after stopping there
an hour and a half the party will
spend the rest of the day cruising or
the bay. The return to Washington
will be Monday morning.
DR. NJ G. Gibbs is chairman of the
Booster Trip Committee, with Levi,
Payne as vice chairman. Other mem.
bers of the committee are:
RI P. Andrews, Frederick Buch.
holtz, J. E. Colhf1ower. C. H. Dixie.
man, p NJ. Dorsch, T. r. Fitzgerald
Charles H. Frame. Franklin w. Har.
per. Ringgold Hart. Mark Lansburgh
Louis Levay, George E. McCann, E
]. Mather, Bert L. Olmsted Benjamin
Ourisman. William E. Russell, S. M
Selinger. Benjamin Skinker, Arthur J
Sundlun and Dewey Zirkin.
125 Will Make Trip.
Those making the trip this year are
Joseph Addison. s. T. Alexander
Darrell Preston Aub, A. C. BalSer,
Nelson Bean, Emile Beauvais. T. N
Beavers. Philip D. Brown. Thoma
P. Brown, w. A. Brown, Thomas A
CantweE, James L. ClarkSon, Georg
c. Collif1ower. James E. CollifloweI
Harry L. Cook, Robert j. Cottrell. sec
retary Washington Board of Trade
L. v. Crismond. Harry c. Davis, w. H
Davis. C. H. Dikeman. Henry J. Dorr
Sam Dworkin, Fred East, DR.. Archi
D. Engle, Thomas R. Fitzgerald, r. E
Flynn. G. w. Forsberg, Charles H
Frame, ISadore Freund, William
Friel. Isaac Cans. ClarkSon Gemmil
DR.. w. w. Georges, Stanley H. Gettis
| Morris Gewirz, Frank E. Ghiselli. Dl
M. G. Gibbs, M. A. Gleason, S. E
Gedden, George Graham. Clarenc
Grosner, J. L. Gundling, F. w. Harper
Ringgold Hart. w. H. Hawes, BENJAMIN
Hendler, R. H. Hickman, DR.. H. S
Hoffman. Charles H. Hoge, Mat
Horne, Frank L. Hurd, Dorsey W
Hyde, jr.. secretary Washington Cham
jr.; Ernest Johnston, Robert c. Jones
F. v. Killian, Mark Lansburgh, H. A
Leighton, Benjamin K. Leon, ]. K
Leon. Richard Leven. Louis Levay
Harold H. Levi, M. Lounsbury, j. F
McCambridge, George E. McCanr
William J. McClintock, r. A. McCon
nell. Simon F. McHugh, Joseph W
McKericher, Andrew w. Manger, A.
Mayer, James Moore, C. P. L. Moran
Alvin L. Newmyer, Col. John w. Och
mann. building inspector, District o
Columbia; George Ofutt, chairman
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Bert L. Olmsted, Benjamin Ouris
man. r. S. Paylor, Lewis A. Payne
]. w. Pollard, J. L. Rappaport, B.
Roberts, Frank F. Rogers, William
Rosendorf, Melvin Schlosberg, William
r. Schmucker, j. N. Scott, S. N
Selinger, George C. Shaffer. Raymon
Sharp, Edward D. Shaw, Albert Small
w. J. Smith, L. T. Souder, Arthu
]. Sundlun, M R. Tate, John M. Tha
Charles E. Tribby, jr.; Harry E. Ull
man, w. A. Van Duzer, director @
traflc, District of Columbia; Harr
Viner, Harry Walsky. L. S. Webster
Carl Weigle, Benjamin We'll, Ella
Weinstein, Joseph A. Wilmer, Eugen
Young, Ford E. Young. Maury Young
Vincent Tutching, The Evening Star
Lane Carter, Washington Post; Thoms
L. McNamara. Washington Herald;
N. Wecksler, Washington Times. an
Eddie Gilmore, Washington Dali
News.