Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-11
The Program Tomorrow.

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The second session of the convention
of the American Bankers Associa-
ton will be held in the New National
Theater to be called to order at 10
O'Clock am.
Visits to Treasury Department, 0
am. to 4 p.m.-Between the hours of
8 am. and pm, through the cour-
tesy OF the Secretary of the Treas
ury, the members of the American
Bankers Association and their la
dies will be extended special facili-
ties and provided with guides to show
them through the Treasury Depart
ment building.
Visits to other public buildings, 2
pm. to 4 p.m.-Between the hours of
and 4 pm. through the courtesy
of the respective officials. members
of the American Bankers Associa-
ton and their ladies who visit the
following named government insti-
tutions will be extended special ia
cilities and provided with guides to
conduct them through the buildings,
there being much of interest to be
seen therein, to wit: Capital. State,
War and Navy building, Bureau of
Engraving and Printing, Post Office
Department, Patent Office, Smithso-
MAN Institution and National Mu-
scum, navy yard (naval gun fac
tory. government printing office.
Trip down Potomac river. 1:30 pm.
"A trip down the Potomac river will
be made, the steamer leaving the
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Companys wharf, foot of 7th street.
at o'clock pm. sharp. All cars
transfer to the wharf. Thirty min
utes should be allowed to reach the
wharf from uptown. This trip will
last two and a half hours. and many
historic points, including Washing
f0y On rrDn Lc
Alexandria. Forts Washington and
Hunt, Mount Vernon. Marshall Hall,
Gunston Hall and~other points. -
Cards for transportation will be
furnished at headquarters, New Will
lard Hotel.
Note.-In order that all desiring to
make the trip down the Potomac
river may do so, and in view of the
limited accommodation. the trip will
be repeated on the following day,
Friday.
Trip to Arlington and Fort Myer-.
Exhibition by United States cavalry
and artillery. p.m.-A trip Will be
made by trolley to Fort Myer and
the Arlington National e. cemetery,
Virginia. At Fort Myer the officers
of the 18th Regiment Of Cavalry and
the Sd Battery of Artillery United
States army, stationed at the post,
will entertain the members of the
American Bankers Association and
their ladies at. one of the famous ex-
hibition drills.apd yropgh7rid ding. .exhi-
billions by cavalry and artillery: AS :
O'Clock p. .fsharp, those DESIRING to
witness thes same should start from
the city not later than 2 o'clock
pm, taking either the Capital Trac-
ton Company's green cars going west
on Pennsylvania avenue or the cars I
of the Washington. Railway and
Electric Company going west on f
street marked for Georgetown In
either case the cars will land pas
sengers at the city end of Aqueduct
bridge over the Potomac river. The
short distance across the bridge to
the Virginia side may be walked or
the conveyances which will pc pro-
vided may be taken. Electric cars
leave the Virginia end Of the bridge
frequently for Fort Myer, passen-
gers getting off at the barracks.
Those desiring to visit the historic
Arlington National cemetery (for-
merIy the Custis-Lee mansion and
estate). which Is situated opposite
Fort Myer. may do so. either leaving
the city In time to cover this point
before the exhibition at the fort or
making the visit after the exhibition.
The return to the city will be made
over the same route.
Cards for transportation and for
admission to the exhibition will be
furnished at headquarters, New Will
lard Hotel.
Note-In order that all desiring to
make the trip to Fort Myer and Ar
lington may do so. and In view of
the limited accommodations, the trip
will be repeated on the following
day, Friday.
Trips to Mount Vernon-Trips by
individuals or parties. at times suit
ing their convenience, to Mount YER
non, by trolley, with stop-over at
Alexandria.
Knights Templar field day-The
American Bankers Association and
ladies are extended an Invitation to
witness the Knights Templar field
day ceremonies at the country seat
of Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean, to
be held during the day.
The United States steamship Puri-
tan will lie off the District of Co
Iumbia Naval Battalion wharf, foot
of 7th street, during the days of the
convention, when the members of
the American Bankers Association
and their ladies will be received and
shown through the ship. Launches
provided.
National Theater-W. H. Crane in
"The American Lord" p.m.-The
members of the American Bankers
Association and their ladies will be
entertained at the evening perform
ance at the New National Theater.
when Mr.. William H. Crane will pre-
sent his new play, The American
Lord"
Cards to secure seats will be fur
nished at headquarters, New Willard
Hotel. and should be obtained early
Chase's Observation-Disclosures, pm.
The members of the American
Bankers Association and their la
dies Will be entertained also at the
evening performance of an excep-
tional program of vaudeville at
Chase's Theater.
Cards TO secure seats will be fur
nished at headquarters, New Willard
Hotel, and should be obtained early.