New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
PILGRIMS BOUND FOR IHE nun AhND'

THE coxGREG ATIONALIsTs' ORIENTAL TOUR TO
RrcrN To-pAY-TIiE MEMBERS OF THE PARTf'
Forty happv pilgrims bound for the Holy Lana
gathered at the ST. Denis Hotel yesterday a''e'
noon and received the congratulations OF scores "
their friends not fortunate as themselves III"
party. which will sail to-day on the Norma""'a' %
the German Mediterranean service, VIII be accom-
narisd nv the Rev Dr. a. h. Dunning, the Editor
,nCh,er OF THE Congregationalist," of Boston, ana
II will be known as THE Congregationaists o'i-
entail Tour" s
The itinerary OF the main tour VIII require IN
days The first eight will be occupied III cross,'s
the Atlantic two days later, after calling at uip-
rsl,ar and Algers Naples will be reached Inc
stay in Italy covers weeks, and on March ,he
party will embark at Brindsi for Egypt reaching
Alexandria March 10. The stay in Egypt ihc'u'-
ing three weeks trip up the Nile TO the frst ca'a
ract continues until April "A, when the steamer
for Jaffa will be taken. The next four weeks VIII
be spent in Palestine. the party after visiting
Jerusalem ard the interesting points adjacent 10
thu Holy city going overland through oai'ai 70
and Galllee to Beirut, where SUNDAY MAY - WI
~. snent The route thence Is by sea 10 o'ns'
across the Aegean TO Athens and on 10 CONSTANT
ronla where the party is scheduled 10 remain
@ ,,,, >, ~ Iune J. Thence by steamer up the
,aou,if,l Danube TO Pesth Vienna, Strasburs'
p,ris and London. which will be reached June To-
Those who come directly from London VIII arrive
In New-YorI on June g.
nr Thinning was congratulated many N'iHtS ~
,o-,,y nnon m. success OF the undertaking. Among
those who were present at the reception WIZ -,
" H. Ward OF The Independent MT ho"la"''
~ The outlook" Dr. A. II. Clapp the New io'h
| renr.sentative OF The Congregationaist III a.
| y ualock OF The Christian WORK H. n
! Elliott OF The Evangelist; the secretaries vi
| 40 .svsrar Conversational societies In this city
| and many clergymen and their wives from 'h's
| c,v and brooklyn. The following are the mem
hers ~ the party that starts under such taVoraoie
| circumstances and with so accomplished s"'"e
| as Dr. Dunning: , W
| NJ and Mrs Charles W. Anderson. Charles w
Anderson ir and Miss Annie L. Anderson Mont
| clair \ / the Rev DR. Martin l.. Berger Cleve-
land ohio. Maurice W. Bigeow Boston Mr. ana
| Wrs' Nina Brown Springfield. VI: the Key Ut pe
! Witt : Clark Salem. Mass Nj ana MI r " ~ ~
| Ilngton " GUNNER, Cadillac. Mcn.' lIeo,alu
cutter and Miss Cutter Brookline Mas al'S no ~
! ! 9 Daniels. Grafton, VT the KEY: r'V' se =,
! Thinning Boston Mass. Principal Wilan 1aa,
iagher Easthsmpton. Mass the Key " TeUt
Isse nan Dover y H.. Mr.. and Mrs Wllnaii
| Wal,nn Harper New-York the Rev Or France
! 4 Horton Providence: the Rev Dr geo, ~ ~
| Ieavitt. Cambridge Mass: the Rev ana Mr VIZ
Mrs Edward II. Pancoast. Riverton - ne"l ia
| min T. Parsons Hawkinsve. Ca MISS S VIA "
Redneld Pttsheld. Mass: Mrs; G. n lsiuIia ,, ISL ~
| Miss Iouise r. Richardson ana MISS SnaIio.,e =, ~
Richardson. Wellesley. Mass; MISS ma Watson
W Trorg. Penn: Mr. and Mrs. Lansing. ID Metmore
warren Penn: the Rev. Henry r oon' na snr;n IN
| Mrs = = Woods and Miss Edith oods' W, up MI
| acid Mass. Joining the party al Bth 1,I Itas,nn
~ tiiom9hton' brooklyn; Miss {. NJ. Gus boston