The herald., 1897-05-15
Proceedings OF Grand Division
il and Auxiliary
THE LADIES ELECT OFFICERS
aRAND BALL AND BANQUET AT
- HAZARDS PAVILION
An Enormous Throng in Attendance.
: Excursions to Surrounding
Points-Personal Mention
and Notes

The long-expected New York special
came In at 1880 yesterday. creating the
sensation of the convention. The scene
at the depot was one of enthusiastic
greeting and such burst of fraternal
affection is not often witnessed as was
shown to this party.
The officers of the special were as fol-
lows: J. D. Shutz, manager; S. L. Car
penter, secretary and treasurer; execu-
tive committee, F. D. Ware, D. Barnett,
]. d. Schultze, S. L. Carpenter, ]. Foley
ana w., e. Kelly.
and Hudson River railroad and was
furnished for the party by the following
oficers: Edgar Van Elton, George H.
Daniels, general passenger agent. and
Dr.. Webb OF the Wagner palace car sys-.
TEN. 1t consisted Of five cars. solid
Wagner vestibuled train most elabor-
ately equipped. 1t is claimed to be the
finest train throughout that ever crossed
the Rocky mountains. In the makeup
Of the train is dining car which is used
01CluCIVcly Ny mcSSIS. NduueI ullt,
Depew and H. w. Webb when on pleas
a. ure trips. This car, as we'll as other pri-
vate cars, was placed at the disposal of
the conductors for this trip.
The party left Buffalo at pm. May
bth,And have therefore been nine days on
the road, each day being full of novel
experiences, stops being made at many
points Of interest.
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MEETING BRYAN
At Lincoln, Neb., many went in car
riages to the home of William ]. Bryan.
Mr.. Bryan met them on horseback and
accompanied them to the house.
Speeches were made by both Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Bryan. A picture was taken of Mr..
Bryan. VIM. Moriarty was taken In the
picture holding the horse Of the distin-
guished speaker.
At Colorado Springs stop of four
teen hours was in order. A visit to Pixies
Peak was made where many Of the party
were overcome by the high altitude. At
Grand Canyon stop of sixteen hours
was made to visit the geysers and swing
ing bridge. Leadville and Salt Lake
City were visited. At Salt Lake a re-
ception was given the party in the Nor
mon tabernacle.
At Oakland the train was elaborately
decorated with flowers by the ladies of
that city. At San Francisco a stop of
two days wae made, and the time spent
at Sutro Heights, Golden Gate park and
other points of interest.
LLMBURGER CLUB
. On the third night out the Limburger
club was organized in the buffet car with
]. Harrington president and J. Bolger
secretary. New members were initiated
each night. The ceremonies were of a
most Interesting character, and the men,
bership grew continually, though the
Ladies' Auxiliary was debarred from the
ceremonies. w. Moriarty and j. Ford
were the inspiration of the club.
j. B. Lauk. district passenger agent of
San Francisco, went to Salt Lake to meet
: this party, accompanying them to San
, Francisco, to Los Angeles, and will go
on with them to New Orleans May 1S,
when they leave for home.
committee consisting of R. T. He'd
rick and j. B. Freet met the New York
special at Bakersfield with fruits, wines
and flowers, and brought them to the
city refreshed and ready for sight seeing.
Most Of the party are quartered in their
cars at the Arcade depot, and will re-
main there during their four days stay
In the city.
The party registers the following
names, all from New York state:
William Thompson, w. J. Luce, Buff
falo; E. Barrett, Rochester; G. B. Clock
inburg, Buffalo; Milo Barnes, Mrs Milo
Rarnes. F, r. Kelly, Syracuse; M. E.
Murphy, James Mallory, Buffalo; W.
AFre n
son, Mrs A. L. Jessup, Syracuse; P.
MCGEE, Mrs P. MCGEE, Mrs. c. ]. Ches-
bro, c. J. Chesbro, Buffalo; M. A. Os-
borne, G. E. Bilinger, H. j. Tattersall, |
New York City; Miss B. McCurda,
buffalo; ]. D. Scott, Mrs. J. D. Scott
Mrs. G. ]. Oakes, Mrs. w. H. Godfrey. |
Mrs. E. M. Connors. Rochester; E. w. |
Muzzy. Mrs. z. w. Muzzy, Albany; E. |
G. Redans. Mrs. E. G. Redans, Lock-
port; Mrs. S. Church, S. Church, Miss
Jessie Church, Buffalo; Mrs f. H. Stin-
ard, Miss Nellie A. Coughlin, Syracuse:
S. L.. Carpenter, Mrs. s. l.. Capen-
ter, Buffalo; j. D. Shuts, Mrs. j. |
D. Shuts Miss ]. M. Shuts.
Rochester; Mrs. F. B. Kelly, Syracuse;
A. 3. Parmelee Mrs. A. B. Parmelee
May Randall, Albany; w. H. H. Web
clNl, hlo. w. IL L. WSDSltI. dlO,
Q. F. Merrill New Durham; David Fo-
ley, Buffalo; M. D. Donohoe, Mrs. M D.
Donohoe, Niagara Falls; w. E. Myers.
Mrs. B. Myers, Syracuse; George r
Dorovon, Mrs. Geo. r. Donovon, Rcch-
ester; George l.. Coleman, Buffalo;
John Ford, Syracuse: A. Huff. Mrs. H.
T. Huff, Buffalo; j. C. Walker, Mrs.
Walker, Niagara Falls; John f. Bolger,
pnobccle 7 P,,f Pol ID
McMannuc, Rochester; George B. Err
hardt. Mrs. G. B. Erhardt Miss L. En-
hardt, J. j. Kennedy, Buffalo; j. Har-
iington, Niagara Falls; ]. Lundrigan.
Sarah Luadrigan. ]. w. Butterfield.
Mrs. J. w. Butterfield, Buffalo; w. Ma
riasty, r. Nixon. William. Liddy, SYRIA
cuse; J. J. Cleary. Mrs. ]. J. Cleary.