The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-09

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Nothing h S A
been overlooked BAKER
to make this midsummer outing a
success. President Houghton, Elk
ecutive Secretary Charles j. Rush
and others have been mulling the
proposition over in their minds for
long time but have not given an
inkling of their idea until they
had the picture complete in their
minds.
At the recent executive meeting
it was decided that the realtors
were overworked. Then someone
thought of the old adage, "All
work and no play makes Jack a
dull boy"
That was the psychological
moment for President Houghton
and his coconspirator, Charles
Rush, to spring their idea and
the executive board took the
batt-hook, line and sinker.
There are still a number OF
details to be worked out. al
though committee assignments
are virtually completed.
Fred A. Smith, chairman OF
the program committee, will have
general supervision of the en-
tertainment. The entire group
will leave the boards offices
promptly at 1890 p. m. and pro-
coed direct to the club.
An elaborate buffet supper
will be provided in the evening
after the golf, baseball, bridge
and tennis matches are finished
The supper is supposed to begin
at 5 o'clock and will last until
7. but with Chris Heurich, jr.
chairman of the refreshment
committee. there is no telling
when it will end.
A checkup of the committee as
signments for the affair reveals
nearly 100 members of the board
acting on committees. The com
mittees follow:
Baseball-John K. Mealy chair
man; James F. Salkeld, vice
chairman; Frank S. Phillips ano
Claude Livingston, jr.
Supper Committeeman E. Jar
rell, chairman; T. c. Willis, vice
chairman; Frank Bell, Joseph A
Herbert, jr., Carl G. Rosinski, VIII
7iavna M rThrocknOrtnn
Entertainment Committee - c
H. Hillegeist, chairman; Francis
A. Murray, vice chairman; A. H
Bories, L. H. Brodie, O. T.. Carr
George H. O'Connor.
Fishing Committee-Norman c
Brown, chairman: F. Eliot Middle
ton, vice chairman; Charles E
Marsh.
Games Committee-Henry c
Cryer, chairman; Lansing Walk
vice chairman: Ashmead Fuller
Charles C. Koones, c.. A. Metzler
Golf Committee - James P
Schick, chairman; J. Rupert
Mohler, vice chairman; John. T
Meany, Homer Phillips.
Invitations Committee-A. c
Houghton; chairman; A. H. Law
son, John Saul.
Publicity Committee-Morton J
Luchs, chairman; William L
King.
Reception committee: Ben T
Webster, chairman: John F
Maury. vice chairman; Edward
C. Baltz, Walter K. Bachrach
j. Mckinney Berry, James j
Becker, John G. Graham. Thoma
E. FARRELL, Theodore M. Judd
"A. N. Miller, Robert Montgomery
Waverly Taylor, Charles H. Temp
kins. Edgar D. Turner.
Refreshment com m ttee: c
Heurich, jr. chairman; DeVere r
Weldon.
Swimming committee: Curti
Walker, chairman; G. Edwar'
Altemus, Raymond G. Koenig.
Tennis committee: Harold Z
Doyle, chairman; Edward r. Carr
Ticket committee: ]. c. Weedor
jr.. chairman; Thomas Sando'
vice chairman; George I. Berger
P. C. Bowie, Walter A. Brown, jr
j. Wesley. M. P Candy, @. 1
Conner. A. D. Crumbaugh, job
Davidson, j. Lee Donnelly, Fran
M. Doyle, William R. Ellis, Holli
B. Fritts. L. T. Gravatte, Waite
Funderburk, A. G. Hughes, RalpI
Howenstein. H. F. .Humphrie!
Luther w. Linkins, Frank Luch!
B. H. Parker. Hermert W. 'Primn
William r. Russell, Andrew Sau
James E. Schwab, Joseph D. Sull
van, H. G. Stevenson. Marsha
Maple and Martin r. West.
Transportation committee: Cha
ence F. Donohoe, chairman; F
Marbury Stamp, vice chairman
G. Calvert Bowie, Morris Cafrit
L. r. Breuninger.