Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-06
TO THE SETTING SUN.
Tancred Commandery Leaves for Denver
Amid q Farewell OF Many Cheers,
Few Tears and Some Handkerchiefs-

Tancred Commandery Leaves for Denver
Amid Farewell OF Many Cheers, q
Few Tears and Some Handkerchiefs-
Living Like Lords During the Journey.
THE scene at the seeing-off Of Tancred
Commandery on its pilgrimage to Denver
was extremely interesting. Though their
special was not scheduled to leave until 4:30
yesterday afternoon, guests and their
friends faced the dreariness of q long wait
at the P. &. w. station, arriving some of
of them as carly as 2 o'clock. The holiday
seekers were easily recognizable by GER
tain jauntiness of spirit and dsuperabundance
ofluggage, and, besides, nearly every one
reveled in lodge pin or in yards of badges.
Every eye turned expectantly to the direc-
tion from which they supposed the train
would come, and snatches of argument
could be heard as to the exact situa-
tion of Denver from the P. & W. station.
The first part Of the train to ar
rive was the engine and two cars,
flying coIors and draped with
bunting. A chorus of "Ahs" and "Ohs" went
up at the sight, and though the engine
seemed of the most familiar construction,
the ladies particularly desiring to be pleased
with every arrangement declared it to be
the handsomest locomotive they had ever
seen. The engineer and his fireman re-
ceived the compliment with fl .urish OF
their hats. Finally the engine disappeared
in search OF the remainder of the train and
at Ais precisely, it pulled into the station
again. having nine cars attached to it, di-
vided as follows: One baggare car for men,
ladies baggage car, Q Pullman sleeping
cars, for men alone and for ladies and men
together. Each car bore a full length in
scription painted on bunting on its side,
"Tancred Commandery No. 4s, Knights
Templar, of Pittsburg, Pa"
A glimpse within proclaims a luxurious
home for the three DAYS journey. The bag
that even the tiniest satchel can be disposed
OF, and got at any stage of the journey and
at all times of the day. Their dressing
rooms, to especially accommodate the
feminine travellers, were arranged on their
baggage car, which, with those attached to
each Pullman, will amply supply on wheels
mandery numbered 1888 people. as follows
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Austen Conrad Bell
man, John NJ. Boyd, John A. Barker, George
F. Bayer, A. C. Bane, Mrs. NJ. P. Bane. Mr..
Theodore NJ. Byers, Mr.. and Mrs H. Bantley,
Mr.. 1. NJ. and Miss Burchf1eld, W. NJ. Bell,
Mrs. e. BIaden, Mr.. and Mrs; c: c. Baer, Mr.
Bishop, Mrs. L. B. Braun, J. Collier, George
H. Clemmentson, s. W. Coe, William Chat
land, Miss E. Corwin, R. W. Carroll, Mrs. F.
J. Davis, Miss R. Day, Mr.. ahd Mrs. N. Davis,
Davitt, DIR. and Mrs. E. W. Dean, DR.. and
Mrs J. S. Espy, Mrs; r. J. Eicher; W. G. Fos-
Mr.. and Mrs, J. L. Garrow. Miss r. Gold.
smith, Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Gfldroy, Mrs
s: Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. J.: J. Hoblitzell,
Mrs. W T. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. A E. and Master
Roy Hunt. Mrs. c. Harmon, Wilson Harper
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Hill, Miss E. Haldiman,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. V; Holmes. Mr.. and MRS R.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins, r. L. Kirkpatrick, Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Kuhn, w. ". teech, Miss
Leonard and Miss Jane Leonard, Alexander
William H. McGaff1c, DR.. L. F. McCombs,
J. D. McElroy, Matthew Nav Kinney, James
H. Mawhinney. Mr.. and Mrs. George B,
MeMiIIsn lila ~ Mr. anG M0.ai Mrs. A. 4: j. Maarkey, NJ
Cune. George Mohn Jr. and Miss Mohn. H.
W. Ochse, Joseph Overy, E. r. Osktn, Miss
Mary oskin, Charles A: Phillips, H. L. Paul,
sail, Mr. and Mrs. j. R. Porter and Miss Porter,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Phipps, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Price. j. d. Richards, s. P. Risher,
and Ms NJ. A. Ross, j. W. sutton, Elmer E.
Soles, Miss Lizzie Solos, Mrs. C. Schwarm,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sowash, the Misses
Sampson, Miss N. schrum, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. G.
A. j. Shank, H. C. Shellenberyer, Miss Zetta
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. staley. D. C.
Tbornberg, Alex. W; Lennant, Mr.. and Mrs.
his, Frank Wilbert, c. H. Warner. j. G.
Wertz, H. J. Weiman,r S. j. Wightman,
Charles A. Willis Miss Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. F. Wolf. Miss C. ]. Wilson. Mr..
Charles P. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. West,
James L. Yohe, Miss Nettie, Yohe, j. A Tag
schwert and j. A. Zimmerman.
In addition there were few specially in.
vited guests and some of the Tancred's own
people, who decided to go at the latest
moment.
The headquarters of Tancred Command
cry. in Denver, will be in Browns Palace
Hotel.
return home directly, but travel as far west
as California before turning toward the
rising sun again.