The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06
LIST OF THOSE WHO WILL GO.
Something . bout The Hotel Rates ana
.ost To Hay,. Richmond
Selected Tor 1901.

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4zi.s Is .,.Jat National President La
TasIe $50:
Here, Jt-z,te a fciw months ago, We Mere
figuring Oh the prGspsu, OF GONG 70 New New.
Orleans with $3.50 members. Which Moui"
Rave been a good substantial lncfease.
Nov We are wondering just row 4siL ps
You'd the i6,eG0 mark We are.goinS 10 ittiid'
the figures at the national office lndlcdt-
ing that the $1,000 mark is too low. our
gain in certificates written during Inc
month of March, over the same month IN
1898, is lust % which shows THAT some
thing is happening all over our terri,ofy.
The Travellers PROTECTIVE Assocld'ioh -
composed of rank eXIldnsionlSts IN l. X
A. work, whatever The members may tihhh
OF expansion as applied to foreign tertl-=
tory. | nave enough faith in our asSocla-
ton to make this assertion: Twenty thou-
sand is none too high a figure for US 10
reach within the next six months. POS
sibly we do not aim high enough i see
no good reason why we should not NUM-
Der 10000 within the next Two years, of
possibly sooner. We have everything III
the way of sound merit on our slde, ana
if we 20 not reach the summit OF sue
cess and influence, biased on the tact that
we deserve to win, it will be because we
do not use the opportunities at hand.
VIRGINIA, DELEGATES.
The following delegates will represent
the Virginia Division at New orleans:
Joseph iWallerstein, j. n. Capers, Jr.,
c. w. Harris, of Richmond: 0. Wemple,
of Danville; William Warden, of Peters
burg; e. IS Williams, of Norfolk, and
F. F. Harper, of Fredericksburg.
Colonel John S. tHarwood. chairman
National Legislative Committee; O W.
Saunders, president Virginia Division. and
r.. B. Walthall, secretary Virginia Dtvas-
ion, are delegates to the National Con-
vention by virtue of their office
The following is a partial programme
of the Convention and rates at the notes,
which will he read with interest by the
7. q. AS:
On the opening day, May 22d, the dele
gates will assemble at the ST Charles
Hotel and get in line for q. parade through
the business section of the CITY. me
inarade will start about $50, and finish at
tha Atbanae,,rn on st. Charles Avenue and
Clio street. That night there will be ad-
dresses and the merchants of the city he
invited to attend A reception and dance
will follow The next day there "iil De ,
ride to West End for a banquet. Inc
following day a. ride will be made TO Atm
letic Park to be followed ny announcer
barouet The next night will be reserved
for Post a. Missouri DIVISION nor a re,
cention. On Saturday morning boat VIII
ha taken for a trip down to Warmoth,s
plantation. There will be a. lunch on the
boat, and with it a,iCreole crawtlsh gu1nbo.
The lady guests viii be taken care OF with
euchre parties and entertainments. Inc
gentlemen concerned in the flower show
have extended an Invitation TO the laoies
to attend that, and as it will be feature
during the Convention, 1T is likely Nfa'e
the whole business wII attend the SiioM.
Tie Daily Picayune has been SO diasent
with the Convention affairs that 1t mas
received all manner of inquiries as to
hotel acco,nmo dations.
THE RATES.
The Committee of Arrangements re
quest that you furnish as soon as POSI-
bly, about the number OF delegates ana
visitors from your post that WIFI aotellu
the National Convention.
This is highly necessary ITO the commit
tee, in order that they may make the
necessary preparations.
The Accommodation Committee appoint
ed ITO secure hotel rates from the various
hotels for the National Convention OF the
r P A of A, watch meets May y 10 q,
1860, beg leave to submit the following
hotel rates per day, for each person, dur
ing said Convention:
American Plan-Hotel Denechaud. one
in a room. s.. so; two in a room, 81; privi-
leee of bath.
ST. Charles Hotel. one in a room, s. up;
two or more in a room, $3.50; rooms with
ba th two in q room, $3.50
European Plan-Imperial Stag Hotel,
one in a room, $3.50 to 81. two in room
81 to sl.50.
Hotel Denechat1d, one in a room, s.50;
two i'll room, 81; privilege OF pain; =
Cosmopolitan Hotel, one lin a room, $l5o
IN; two in a room, 81 up. Rooms with
bath, one in a room, $3.50.
St Charles Hotel, one in a room. slo0
UP: two or more in a room, 81 up. Rooms
with BATH two in a room, 81
Parlor suits, regular rate. less p per
cent. discount.
In addition to the various hotels. there
ale a great number of fashionable board
irg houses where rooms can he secured
at moderate rates. Any additional in
formation will be gladly furnished Dele
gates and additional friends to the con-
vention, wishing TO secure accommodation
III advance, can do so by either writing
the hotels direct. or the undersigned.
rHEO. a. STJ7NTBEFGG,
Secretary Post tB, SIS. tNatchez Street.
). D. BbAkEMGRE, Chairman.
The delegates from Virginia division
have been INSTRUCTED to urge the renomi-
ma ton and election of Colonel John s.
Ijarwood for chairman OF the National
Legislative Committee, and also to try
and secure the National Convention for
Richmond in 1861