New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-08
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THE CID GUARD TO GO wDsT-AN ELABORATE
ENTERTAINMENT by THE list EEGIMANT
The Old Guard Is making extensive arrangements
for a trip TO California and intermediate points
About 200 members vii start on April q Dy the
West Shore Railroad. No stops VIII he maze ior
more than few hours until san FRANCISCO i
reached The points of interes; about san Francisco
will be visited and then the party VIII start south.
The route VIII take in all the points OF interest
I'm Southern California. The start on the return u'p
will he made from Los Angeles. Cali on May ..
The opening 20 the public Of the new armory OF
the list Regiment at Parl-avc. and Thlrty-fourth-
Ct promises 10 be an event. Of unusual interest.
The board Of officers in arranging Tor 'hlS dilH'f
has chosen to make double celebratoh' anu u'e
date has been for April 20. the evening OF the
tbirtv-thrd anniversary of the departure OF the
regiment for the war 1861. The first par; of the
evening from s until 10 O'Clock, viii be devoted -
s c. Pratt's production Of the "Ailegory o. 'he
War in Song" which represented at the Maui
son Square Garden in May ana OCTOBER OF ~
with considerable success under the auspices OF the
Grant Monument Association. The entertainment
viii be given with the cooperation OF chorus 81
800 voices an orchestra OF 100 accompanied by
military band. Mr.. Macy will also sing Kingdom
Coming" Dixie Land "Old Shady ana otn'F
songs.
The "AIIegor." is SO arranged to represent the
following e2is,des of the war. First. 'Th, Power Of
Patriotic Song. second The Uprising at the
North; third. ION the Field; fourth, The Strus-
gle Battle Fantasia" and fifth. After the ba''e
and Return of the Veterans" There VIII also pe i
military display by the members OF the hst KeSI-
ment "a Battery and veterans Of the war incud-
ng the famous Duryea Zouaves. The "AieSoTy
viii b. followed by reception and dance ana an
INSPECTION of the building Names Of the Honorary
Committee include the following Roswell J.
Flower Thomas F. Gllroy. Smith Ely jr, Edward
Cooper W T. Grace. Franklin Edison, Ahram ;.
Hewitt Hugh j. Grant Seth Low. \. ;. Webb
General O O. Howard General H. W. Slocum. Cen
cral f. Sckles General Wager Swayne General
Horace Porter General Daniel Butterfeld General
Louis Fitzgerald Colonel J. j. Little. Colonel John
T. Camp Cocnel II. T. Martin. Colonel r. !, Nc
A'pn Colonel Frederick Hopper, Colonel Daniel Mp
p';on. Colon! William Seward and Colone iiem""
The following patronesses with their friends will
aaG to L the " Tbatrbsr NJ Aams Mrs John G.
Agar Mrs. John Folger Adam Mrs, a. -. AkheW'
bass R,s MI MTs T. Bayes Mrs Charles Bea%an'
Airs. John ". bowers Mrs "3rd%n hrI 2 Pr, Sss.
Rnbert C,rks5n' Mrs Frederic r. Coudcrt. Mrs
Mrs. S Van Rensselaer,, Crurer. Mr.: II. HoiihIrcooE
davenport Mrs. George De Forest Mrs Horace r.
nemng Mrs Emil% w. I ~ NJ a. p;,1ca ,r'f.
Mrs WiIiai1 Hildreth Feld Mrs. Nichelas Fish
Ms Roswell y Fower NII. E 9Tis ft 9 Mri
Frederic T. Ghcrt Mrs Robert )clet Mrs George
ia f%' r GRE Grace Mrs james Green Mrs Francis
V Greene. Mrs. David H. Greor. Mrs W'N tra
william Hammond. Mrs. SCHUYLER Hamilton
Mrs. Fred h2seg Mr. G Tanoan HaT M Ms
J 6. he Heckiche- Mr. Howard II Henry, Mrs 4
Hewitt an Mrs Join Te HSae Ms R Fodard r9n
Mrs ,Counbqs Iseiin. Mrs ,.i ism ,ob Isean'
NE: F 40rriI 5Ts7 Mn Nr Jane 's kH9eaS
Mrs Edward Iling Mr. Eugene T39rne M kiTk,a i
T.. Kountze Mr. Henry II Landon Mrs Joann
6 qae Mrs Nc scn rh M Mrs Ee6a Me NJ" Mrs r.
Mer, Mrs. Frank - Mil!ei. Mrs. ). fisrP,,nt n0.-
SIZE charie Mon;;ai Mrs G9 Gba HGrr Mr. MI
I de berkeley Parrons Mrs Charles A. Peabody. r..
/ Mrs 6 Lawrence Perkins. Mrs J. w pncn2s'
/ r. 5 Ransfori. Mrs Jules Renal. Mrs syiiney
PlSn B'pey Mr., D9H 55rss Zines Roc Mrs
James A Roosevelt Mrs " Em-en K1oSf T,r.S
Schemerhorn. Mrs William Watts scherman. Mrs
Walton Storm. Mrs. j. Russell Solely Mrs, AIscrn4Ih
suydam. Mrs. John Terry jr. Mrs Pau /. Th i..
baud Mrs " Giman Thomson Mrs H. Is ia1ey
Bliss Townsend. Mrs. Prcbe Tucker Mrs ArihGT
T WHGS A Mrs ThSm2 We NJ ME- Mrs. Arthur ATE Wcman
Mrs stanford White. Mrs John :. White. MTs
ridge. Miss Bessie Williams. Mrs James A.; Wright
Mrs J. Hood Wright and Mr. Fernando 1znaka.
The decorations viii he handsome cnd apP 19i
PIRATE on the main floor section OF seats VIII
Will appear in uniform Various pajrlouG o.san ,z
tons including the naugn'rrs OF ine - t5e rcg
ment and other military representative includ-
ing a strong representation Of the 18th Regiment,
Tickets Including a reserved seat. be secured
from the following members OF the Committee Of
Arrangements at Ponds AMI at Tyson Colonel
F. V. Greene chairman Lieutenant Colonel w..
Downs. list Regiment; Captain &. H. Smith. list
Regiment: Captain l.. Francis. list Regiment.
Lieutenant a. C. Clayton. list Regiment Colonel
G. f Homer. Veteran Association, Major 4: i.
Montant, LIST Brigade STAFF Captain David Wilson.
% Battery; Lieutenant II "; Hedge. Signal Corps;
Lieutenant Edward y. Bruch. secretary.
In ordering the spring inspections Adiutant-Cien-
eral Porter has left Inspector General Thomas II.
McGrath choose the dates. The different organiza-
.tions will know only few days before the date
fixed for their inspection. instead OF knowing "A
month two IN advance.
Company G., 18th Regiment will have drill and
reception at the armOry Tuesday evening.
The dramatic entertainment Of Company G. list
Regiment. 10 be held at Lexington Avenue Opera
House Wednesday evening. promises to be
successful affair.
large number OF entries for the games Of the
22d Regiment Athletic Association to be held at the
armory Thursday evening. have been received.
Some spirited contests are expected