At the court-of-honor meeting held last evening, the Berry trophy, which is a beautiful silver cup, was presented to Troop No. 28, Fairfax Jones. Scout master, by the chairman, Frank W. Pull. This cup was awarded to Troop No. 28 last year, as the troop having the most points in efficiency and attendance, and was to be awarded each year on May 1 to the troop having the highest number of points. Troop No. 28 made 127.9 points and Troop No. 28 was second with 72.2 points. The field hike, to be held from May 12 to May 15, is nearing completion. Scouts have until 5 o'clock Monday to send in their names and registration fees. This is the first of a series of hikes to be taken this summer over the battlefields. The advance party in charge of William Todd, and consisting of one Scoutmaster and twelve Scouts in charge of equipment, cook in charge of commissary, provisions, and equipment will leave Scout headquarters promptly at 11 o'clock Friday morning. They will proceed to Gaines's Mill, where camp will be made for Friday night. The main party will assemble promptly at 3 o'clock at the Jefferson Park end of the Marshall Street Vaudeville, where they will start for Mechanicsville, and he relayed in automobiles. John Stewart Bryan will act as brigadier-general, with P.W. Purcell.  rett and others on staff. The Scout executive will assume active field command, with Adjutant Heinrich. Dr. Douglas S. Freeman will be in charge of Instructions, and will explain each battle field and give a campfire ialk each evening. 