The state herald., 1905-08-04
PROGRAM FOR WEEKS DolNes
Grand Parade, Tuesday, September
5th -Four Days of conven-
tions and Reunions.


day the official directory and program
for the September gathering.
, The first edition of the book numbers
$4,000 copies. 1t is being distributed
TO the G,326 G. A. r. posts and COM
manders of the country, all the ma
tional and department officers and
STATS, and TO the 5000 auxiliary organ
fzations from Maine 10 California.
Besides the official program and the
line of march for the grand parade, the
book is compendium of useful infor-
nation for the thousands of visitors
that are expected at the encampment.
Every hotel, rooming house and board
ing house in the city, together with sew
eral thousand private residences, tabu-
lated. There is new map of Denver
included, all the national, auxiliary and
department headquarters are given,
and the most complete information is
furnished relative TO the accommoda-
tions which the executive committee
has made for the entertainment of the
delegates.
The program and line of march fol-
low in full:
Monday, September 4th.
Arrival and reception of depart
ments, pests, women's auxiliary organi-
cations, Denver 1905" clubs, distin'
guished guests, visitors, etc.
Tuesday. September 5th.
Parade of naval veterans and mill
tary organizations, 10 a. m.
p. m.-Convention of National AS
sociation of Union Ex-Prisoners of
War will be held in the Tabernacle
Twentieth and Lawrence streets, open
only TO delegates and members.
The wCmen's auxiliary of the Union
EX-Prisoners of War will hold their ma.
tional convention at the same time and
place. in the large and commodious lee
ture room.
1880 p. m.-Campfire of Union ex-
prisoners of war, in the Tabernacle.
s 10 10 p. m.--Reception by the Ma
tional Woman's Relief Corps TO com
mander-in-chief OF the Grand Army of
the Republic in the parlors of the
Brown Palace hotel.
Wednesday. September 9th.
Grand parade of the Grand Army OF
the Republic. as set forth in the gen
eral orders of the late commander-in-
tiltl, btH W llIiDn w lpltthllldI.
Column moves at 10 a. m. sharp.
Formation will be on Fourteenth street,
the right of each department on the
west side of Fourteenth street, facing
south. Commanderin-chief and staff.
right resting on Court Place.
The line of march will not exceed
two miles In length, over level grade,
asphalt paved streets.
Reception by the ladies of the G. A.
r. TO the commander.in.chief from 1880
to $3.50 p. m. in the parlors OF the
Brown Palace hotel.
National convention Womans Relief
Corps opens at S O'Clock p. m, In Trim
ity NJ. Z. church, Eighteenth and
Broadway.
Thursday, September 9TH.
National encampment of the Grand
Army OF the Republic Legislative
body. Broadway Theater. 10 a. m.
National encampment OF the Ladies'
OF the q. a. II, opens at S a. m. sharp
in Unity church. Nineteenth and Broad.
way.
National convention Of the Woman's
Relief Corps continued
Luncheon served by the Department
Relief Corps OF Colorado and Wyoming.
TO voting delegates only. OF the ma.
tional convention Of the Womans Re.
lief Corps In Trinity NJ. +. church on
Thursday and Friday.
Luncheon served TO voting delegates
only of the national convention Of the
Ladies' of the G.. A. II. on Thursday and
Friday, in the basement Of Unity
church.
National convention Of the Daugh.
tiers OF Veterans In the Woman's Club
building. 10 n. m.
Reception by Daughters OF Veterans
TO General King. commanderln.chiof.
In the parlors of the Brown Palace ho-
tel, from S TO 10 p. m,
Friday. September 9Th.
National oucampment C. A. r., con.
tinued In Broadway Theatre.
National convention W. n. c., con-
tlnued In Trinity NJ. l.. church.
National convention Ladies' OF the
G. A. r.. continued In Unity church.
National convention Daughters OF
Veterans, continued In Womah's Club
building.
Reunions.
Tuesday. September 9Th; Thursday,
September eth; Friday. September
sth: Saturday. September 9th.
During the week entertainments will
he given In different parts OF the city,
consisting Of numerous camphros. fun
program will be given officially later
and daily in the papers.
Reunions VIII be held by about soy.
ieniy-iiye associations, such NJ army
posts. divisions, brlgndcs. battery and
cavalry associations, rcgimental asso.
Citations. battle OF Shiloh and Gettys-
burg survivors. blockading sauadrons
Bcrdan's Shirpshootcrs' Association,
United States Veteran Signal Corps
Association. Colorado veterans, Union
icNprlsonors of war, Iowa Veterans
llurlhuts Fourth division army OF Ten
ncasce. National Association Army Mu.
Hicinns. Manned Veterans Association
New York Iron brigade. reunion OF col
Iorod veterans.
The W. r. e. and Ladies' Of tho q. A.
II. and the Department Of Colorado aud
wyoming VIII Keep open house" dur.
ihg the week beginning September ith.
Free concert by ten military bands.
The Modoe Gioc Club, twenty -four In
number. OF Topeka, Kansas. organized
in 1870. has attended fourteen national
."ncampmenta, was present In Denver
nt the rational oncampmcnt In 1gS9,
Gen. 7. J. Anderson. past department
commander Of Kansas. has fnthored
this organization since lia inception
aud will bring the boys" to Denver
to make glad the hearts u the old com.
rndes Of the q. \. II, by singing the old