Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-30

Four Commanderies Of Knights Tsmplaz
From This City.

THE rRrENyIAL MASONIC coNcLAvE TO BE REP
RESENTED BIT WASHINGTON KNIoHrs-EAcH
coMMANDERY WILL HAVE ITS OWN PARrrc-
u1AR KxcuRsIoN-LIsr OF THOSE WHO WILL
GO.
Next week there will be q large exodus Of
Knights Templar from this city on the pilgrim
age to Denver. The triennial conclave will be
held there, beginning August 9, and it is ex-
pected that there will be q great gathering Of
Knights Templars from all parts Of the
country.
The four Communicates Of this city will send
delegations and will be accompanied by friends
Each commandery will have a separate train
and the itineraries will be different.
WASHINGTON coMMANpERY, NO. l.
Washington Commandery, No. 1, goes by lie
Pennsylvania road on Q train consisting Of .
baggage and commissary car and five Pullman
coaches, and will leave on Friday morning Au-
gust 5, at $40, reaching Harrisburg in time for
dinner and Pittsburg for supper. The next
morning the pilgrims will breakfast at Indian
apoIis and will take their dinner and supper at
st. Louis.
Leaving st. Louis Saturday evening they will
reach Kansas City for breakfast and will spend
two hours there. Monday morning will find
the travellers at Pueblo and two hours
AMI half later at Colorado Springs
and at 1890 they will reach Denver. Meals be-
tween Kansas City and Colorado Springs will be
provided on special dining car attached to the
train.
!. The commandery will be received at Denver
by prominent Grand Army resident comrades
headed by the celebrated Cook Drum and Fife
Corps. The quarters in Denver will be at the
Belvoir. 10th and Clarkson streets Daniel Nc
Farlan is chairman of the committee having in
charge the ladies of the party. Samuel J. Hais-
lett Is the quartermaster and H. X. Simpson
will have charge Of the baggage.
=, during the week in Denver it is contemplated
that special trips will be arranged for Manitou
Garden OF the Gods, Ute Pass, Colorado Springs
and many other rugged scenes in the Rockies
Leaving on Saturday, the party will arrive in
Omaha Sunday evening and remain there until
after the Shrine parade Monday evening,
when a start will be made for Chicago. It il eX-
pected to stop in the worlds fair city some seven
or eight hours and reach home Wednesday even
ing, August II.
MEMBERS WHO WILL GO.
The list Of the members of the commandery
and their friends constituting the party Is far
as now known is follows:
Harrison Dingman, wife and daughter, D. C.
Dixon and wife. II. X. Simpson and
wife. Daniel McFarlan, wife and Miss
Reigart, A. H. Holt and wife, 6. C..
Thompson. o. T. Thompson and wife,
J. II. Wardle. Allison Nailor and wife, Frank C.
Will A. Coulter. James L. Amos, Geo. Spransy
and wife, Ed NJ. Mix. Charles A. Stockett,
X. B. Searles. Martin Hebner and wife,
A. +. Fox and wife, Henry Ross and wife, T. A.
i. Judd. II. NJ. Brown, Lee Pitchlynn, NJ. +.
feake, William c. Peake. J. F. Grant. j. s. Burn
George Cochran, Theo. G. De Moll. d. G..
Stuart J. jolly Jones. c. d. Pennebaker,
George F. Fleming. Mrs. F. R. Fleming and
Miss McNeely, II. W. Bowling. Henry L. Cos
ling, T. A. Chandler and wife, A. NJ. Long
and wife, William Andrew Boyd and wife,
William j. h" aeses James G ss sSaSnsSe
Jas; A. Hunter and wife: James A. Clarridgc, c.
Bailey and son, W. W. Golway, James
Albert NJ. Cowell and wife, Samuel J.
Haislett. George H. Walker. John b Hicklin,
l.. c. Wood, Robert Bowdler, Charles H. Mon
roe, Thomas H. Young and wife. F. ]. Quimby,
Thomas J. Johnson, F. W. Tuckerman. Henry
II. Father, Thomas J. Clark. John W. Lee
and wife. George C. Flenner, David Nschman,
J. H. Curren, Mrs. Henry Liddell, Mrs. X.
Kanonse. Mrs. Maud Parman, A. c. Downs,
Mrs. Charles B. Estabrook, C. E. Dudrear. 8.
B. Fowler, Mrs. Annie f. Smith, John r. Hunt
and friends, Eugene Grissom. jr., and three
friends.
COLUMBIA coMMANDERY.
Columbia Commandery, No. 2. special train
to Denver will consist of six Pullman sleepers,
a baggage car and supply car, from which the
commandery will dispense hospitality
going and returning on this pilgrimage. The
great di.tance between meal stations
will make this auxiliary one which can hardly
fail to be appreciated. The committee intend
to spare no trouble nor means to insure the
Of hpi Inc hup nd ODD
enrolled for the journey.
The party will leave via the Pennsylvania
road Thursday morning at 8 o'clock their
itinerary being practically the same as that of
Potomac Commandery.
The members of the party as far as known
are as follows: Robert Ball and Miss Florence
Ball. E: j. Burt and lady, J. +. Backman and
lady, w. H. Carson, wife and daughter, W. E.
Colladay, X. E. Constant, H. N. Craven, H. NJ.
Dellinger, W. B. Davis. E. G. Elmore,
J: g; Forney. W. S. Ferris, 7. F. Galloway, W.
F: Geyer, ThGs. W. GilmeI, J. W: Greg
Hay, J. T. Hoskins. W. C. Haldeman and lady,
D. s. Heaton. W. H. Klopfer, T T. Luckett,
Horace j. Long. c. W. Leannar<la. DIR. J. Ma
carly and ladies. H. c. Mclean and
lady, $. G. Merrill, William H. Myers
s Mr o mccarthy s and lady, H. Gates Ses
W. H. Otterback, r. A. Parke and ladies,
D. L. Pitcher, DR.. VIM. Pitts, A. W.
Pentland and ladies'. F. H. Quasi,
P. ?. Rouse and lady, C. F. Randall and lady,
John H. Small; jr.:F. T. s.nner, wife and
daughter. Robt. Silers. wife and daugh-
ton, E. NJ. Sheets and lady,
st. II. Emmett Smith. Charles Some, George
w. Siggers. A. J. Terry John R. Thompson. A.
II. Van Deusen, James E. Wraugh and daughter,
A. A. Walker. ]. N. Walker. w. Walker,
Miss NJ. E. Archibald. Mrs. Archibald. Miss c.
Il. Brent. Mrs. A. Kearfoot, Miss Marsh, Miss
M. McCutcheon, Miss Lillian Norton, Mrs. Pearl
Price, Miss Sells.
POTOMAC coMMANDERY.
Potomac Commandery, No. 8, and their
friends will leave on a special train over the
Pennsylvania road at $40 a. IN. Thurs
day, August 4. The route lies through
Harrisburg, Pittsburg, indianapolis and
st. Louis. reaching the latter point
Friday afternoon, thence through Kansas
City, reaching Pueblo on Sunday. They will
spend thirty hours at Colorado Springs, where
they will visit the Garden Of the Gods,
Pixies Peak and other points Of
interest. They will reach Denver Monday
evening at SPIN. On the return trip arrange
ments have been made for one days stop in
Omaha and in Chicago. The party will reach
Washington at S:15 pm. August Is.
THOSE WHO WILL 90.
The members Of the Potomac's party are as
follows:
r. W. Darby, A. B. Bennett, F. H. Barbarin,