Evening star., 1936-06-20
SPORTSTOFEATURE
OUTING TUESDAY
Realtors Will Hold Annual
Event at Congressional
Club.

Plans were consumated for the real
tors annual outing to be held at the
Congressional Country Club on Tues
day at the final meeting of the COM
mittee held this week in the offices OF
the Washington Real Estate Board,
sponsors of the affair, according to
Fred A. Smith, chairman.
Over 900 members and guests will
participate in the outing. Many OF
this number will enter the golf tour
nament which begins at 10 am, while
the others will assemble at the boards
Office at 1890 and, with a police
escort, will proceed to the club.
The afternoon will be devoted to
sports events of all kinds. Keen COM
petition is anticipated in the golf tour
nament, prizes for which have been
contributed by the Washington Post.
Only members Of the board and their
employees are eligible for the golf
prizes John T. Meany is in charge of
this activity.
Star to Award Prize.
Under the direction of H. c. Cryer,
assisted by Richard Tennyson, Dis
trict of Columbia Playground Super
visor, the horseshoe pitchers will COM
pete for a prize to be awarded by The
Evening Star.
Prizes by the Washington Herald
will go to the winners of the base ball
game, while the tennis players will
compete for prizes to be given by the
Washington Times and the United
Clay Products Co. Morris Cafritz and
Owen Howenstein are the respective
Chairmen of these activities.
C. A. Metzler has arranged for races
of all kinds, prizes for which will be
awarded by the Washington Daily
News. The victorious bowling team
will receive The Evening Star bowling
cup and additional prizes by D. ].
Radio Joe" kaufman. William c.
Wedding is chairman of this sport.
Souvenirs for Guests.
The District, Lawyers & Title InSur-
ance companies will present each guest
attending the outing with an attrac-
tive souvenir. Prizes and miscellaneous
souvenirs have been contributed by:
The Mayhower Hotel F. Eliot Middle
ton, Thomas E. farrell Co., Harold E.
Doyle of Thomas j. Fisher & Co., Fred
A. Smith, Guide Bros, Chris Heurich,
jr., Washington Gas Light Co, Will
liam H Hessick & Son, Edgar Morris
Sales and Schlosberg Jewelry Co., Joe
Turner, sports promoter, four tickets
to wrestling matches.
During the dinner, the service of
which will start at $50, there will be
music and entertainment, the arrange
ments for which have been made by
Karl E. FARRELL.
Among the distinguished guests who
have signified their intention of being
present are: Maj. E. w. Brown,
Thomas M Cahill Robert ]. Cottrell,
Paul NJ. Coughlin, E. A. Dent, T. How
ard Duckett, Riley E. Elgen, Paul J.
Frizzell, Lloyd F. Gaines, J. B. Gordon,
E. j. Gray, Robert D. Hagner, M. C.
Hargrove. Julian Hargrove, Melvin C.
Hazen, M. E. Hyman, Richmond B.
Keech, William H. King. Albert E.
Landvoigt, Clifford Lanham, Rufus s.
Lusk, Joseph w. Marshall, Edgar Nor
ris. H. Tudor Morsell, James Y. New
ton, John Nolen, jr., Col. John W.
Oehmann, George w. Offutt, Capt.
Hugh P. Dram. Preston w. Perkinson,
Ray Roberts, w. A. Roberts, J. Reilly
Stanton, C. j. Guthridge, Charles A.
Jones, Daniel I. Sultan, C. NJ Towers,
Vincent Tutching, Capt. H. c. White
hurst, Dick Chenault, Howard Parrish,
Roger J. Whiteford, w A. Van Duzer
and j. S. Zebley.