Evening journal., 1905-09-11
UNION VETERAN LEGION
VISITORS ARE ARRIVING

Charles e. Duben, Charles G. Rex,
James Morrow and Sons. George l..
Ferguson. David A. Hay & Company,
r p. Bennett. Joseph Montgomery 81
Hat Store the Leader Millinery store,
Consumers Ice Company. NJ. Harris,
Duncan Brothers. william f. Aschen-
bach. Louis A. Hillershon, Tom Finn,
the J. r. Richardson Company, A.
h. Jenny. William Huber, William NJ.
nowel & Son. Samuel Harris Wivel
Shoe store. w. Schoenhaar, Charles
IA. Fell. Surprise Clothing store. l.
Roth. L. C. Moore, Frank p. O'Don-
nell, NJ. Podolsky. Rosin < Brother
Booker. Scott & Moore Company, Max
Abramson.
The following donated material:
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company.
Peoples Railway Company, Whining
ton City Electric Company Whining
ton Citv Railway Company.
THE OFFICIAL PROGRAM.
Tuesday. September 1880 a. M,
National Headquarters of the Union
veteran Legion viii be opened at the
Clayton House At $50 to 10 p. m.
the national commander and staff will
hold public reception to which all
ex-soldiers and citizens are cordially
invited.
Wednesday, September 13.-At 9 a.
M. the national commander and staff
will be escoretde to- the place of meet
ing of the National Encampment,
Eden Hall. by Encampment No. "a,
lIJ. V. L.. the Sons of Veterans, and
lanv other bodies of Union Veterans
that may be present.
a % a
lrnent will be opened by an invocation
lby the Right Rev Leighton Coleman.
Bishop of Delaware. An address of
welcome will be made by Mayor Hor-
ace Wilson and a. response by Nation
! al Commander w. II. Manning. Ex-
Mayor Charles d. Bird and President
Thomas II. Savery, Of the Board of
Trade. will be presented. and the Ma
tional Encampment Will then be in the
hands of its officers. The hours for
/ all further meetings viii then be fixed
by the encampment.
! At 2.30 p. m. parade and inspection
[ OF the city fire and police depart
ments will be held, which will be re-
viewed by the members of the Ma
itional Encampment and city officials
from court house square. space be-
ling roped off for their accommodation
! At s p. m. the courtesy of the Of
lficers and men Of the National Guard
a smoker and open campfire will be
given at the armory at Twelfth and
/ lOrange streets. to which all Union
veterans are invited.
BY courtesy of the Bishop of Della
ware Blshopstead viii be open foi
visitors from 1890 a. m. to 1 p. m
and from 3 to 6 p. M.
y = Tf,,,r=daz. Sentalnbcr 14. meeting o
the National Encampment as appoint
Jed by that body BY courtesy of r
NV. Crook. general manager OF th'
Peoples Railway Company an OUTING
will be given at Brandywine Spring
Park. during the afternoon and even
ling. to all Union eVterans, the mem
bers Of their families and the Ladies
Auxiliary. By courtesy of the recto
Of Trinity parish, and the vicar of Ol,
Swedes Church. this historic churcl
will be open daily for the reception O.
visitors. BY the courtesy of the His
toricaI Society and its president, Chic
Justice Charles B. Lore, its building
viii be open daily during the encamp'
ment from to 8 p. m.
Friday. September 15.-Session o
the National Encampmcnt as ap
pointed. The Lyceum Theatre Offer
two boxes for the officers of the Ma
tional Encampment to view the pro
sduction of york State Folks" By
the joint courtesy of the Wilmington
city and Peoples Railways. i'm grant
ing a special ticket at a very low rate
the local encampment win give fire.
rides to the delegation during thei
stay in the city.