Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-22
BOUND FOR THE ORIENT
PARTY THAT WILL ACCOMPANY
SECRETARY TAFT.
Several Changes Made in the Itinerary
Of the Trip and Personnel Of
the Expedition.

personnel and itinerary of the party which
Will accompany Secretary Taft on his VISIT
OF inspection to the Philippine islands this
summer. According to the new schedule
the party will leave this city June 80. at
o:5o o. CLOCK p.m.. on special train over
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, arriving
at Chicago the next afternoon about the
same hour. They will remain in Chicago
only two hours. leaving there over the
Chicago and Northwestern road at 7:S0
The train will leave Omaha on July at
$40 am. over the Union Pacific: leave
Ogden. Utah, at 2:55 am. on July 4 and
reach San Francisco on the morning of
July 5. During the three days stay in
that city many entertainments have been
arranged for the party.
Thursday there will be an excursion to
Redwoods, over the Northern railroad, to
the Bohemian camp. The president of the
road and Mrs Foster will be the hosts Of
that occasion. The camp Is located about
eighty miles north of San Francisco. In
the evening of that day the commercial.
bodies OF San Francisco will give the party
banquet in the Palace Hotel. On Friday.
July Z, the secretary and his party will
make tour of the bay, as he particularly
desires to inspect the new immigration de-
tention camp. On Friday evening Mrs.
Eleanor Martin will give reception.
Departure Of the Manchuria.
The next day, Saturday, July 8. the Man.
churia, with its distinguished party. will
set sail for Honolulu, where they will ar
rive on or about July Is. The date of ar
rival in Yokohama Is about July 26. From
there the official party of the secretary will
be taken from the steamer in the royal
kachts of the mikado to Tokyo for a three
days visit in the palace. The details OF
these entertainments are not yet completed.
They yxil1 hv ar ha am NJ this
visit. to Kobe and board the Manchuria
when she reaches that port on July 30.
They will reach Nagasak August 2 and
Manila on August g.
Miss Roosevelt and Miss Boardman will
be entertained in Manila by Gen. and Mrs.
Leonard Wood and Miss Patten and Miss Nc
MILAN will be the guests of Gen. and Mrs.
Henry c. Corbin. On the evening Of Au-
gust the Gov. Gen. and Mrs. Wright will
give a reception; on Tuesday. August 8,
the chamber of commerce will give BAN
quet; on Wednesday Gen. and Mrs. Cor
bin will give a reception in the Army and
Navy Club; on Thursday Archbishop Harty
will give a dinner in the archbishops pal
ace; Friday evening banquet will be given
by number Of prominent Ffltpinos; on
Saturday, August II, the citizens commit
tee will give ball, and that will close the
official functions SO far scheduled in Ma
nila.
Members Of the Party.
The party as now made up consists of
Secretary Taft Miss Alice Roosevelt. Miss
Mabel Boardman, Miss Amy Mcmillan, Miss
Helen Patten. Senator and Mrs. Du-
bois Of Idaho. Senator and Mrs.
Newlands OF Nevada, Senator and Mrs.
Scott Of West Virginia, Representative and
Mrs. GrosvenOr Of Ohio, Representative and
Mrs DeArmond of Missouri, Representative
and Mrs. Drtscoll Of New York, Represen-
tative and Mrs. Loud Of Michigan, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. McNary of Massachu-
setts, Representative and Mrs. Parsons and
Representative and Mrs Payne Of New
York, Representative and Mrs George w.
Smith Of Illinois, Mr.. and Mrs. Emile God
chaux OF New Orleans Mr.. and Mrs Charles
F. Joy Of St. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Young
Of Des Moines. Miss Critten of Staten Is
land. N. II; Mr.. J. g. Schmidlap and Miss
Schmidlap Of Cincinnati, Mr.. Charles Clark
and Miss Clark Of Hartford. Conn.,; Sena-
tors Foster of Louisiana, Long of Kansas.
Patterson of Colorado. and Warren OF
Wyoming. Representatives Cochran Of New
York. Cooper Of Wisconsin, Curtis Of Kan
bert Of Massachusetts. Howard of Georgia,
Longworth of Ohio. Mckinley of Illinois.
Often Of Wisconsin, Scott of Kansas. Scher-
ley of Kentucky and Wiley of Alabama, Col.
Clarence r. Edwards. chief Of the insu1ar
bureau; Maj. Guy L. Edie, Capt. ]. K.
Thompson, Gen. T. H. Bliss, Capt. William
Kelly, James A. Leroy Of Durango. Mex
leo; John F. Stevens. Fred w: Carpenter.
private secretary to Secretary Taft; w. r.
Pedgo, William s. Reyburn of Washing
ton. Roger K. Wetmore of Rhode Island,
Arthur s. Woods of Groton, Mass; Fred e.
Warren Of Wyoming Stuyvesant Fish, jr.,
Charles c. Stillman of New York, Col. Will
liam c. Church. Burr Mcintosh and AL
len G. Hoyt Of New York.