The Washington times., 1905-09-01
WASHINGTON VETS
GOING TO DENVER
6. A. r. Delegates Leave for
the West Tonight.
INTERESTING TRIP PLANNED
Large Number OF the Party From the
Potomac Will Visit Yellow
stone Park.
INTERESTING TRIP PLANNED

The Washington delegation from the
Department of the Potomac will leave
tonight at 11:l0 o'clock on the G. A. r.
special over the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway for the thirty-ninth National
Encampment of the Grand Army OF the
Republic, to be held at Denver. Col,
September TO 8. The party will num-
Der about a hundred. many of the vet
Grams being accompanied by their wives
and children. and a few friends of the
delegates Will take advantage of the eX-
eeptionally low rates and go with the
party.
The party will arrive at Clifton Forge
early Saturday morning. A short stop
will be made and breakfast served at
Gladys Inn Luncheon will be served
on the train and Cincinnati reached at
s. D. M Dinner Will be served at the
Grand Hotel, and at $50 O'Clock the
train will depart for Chicago. Connec-
ton VIII be nds at that sn6 post t P pou
railway, and Sunday all three meals
will be served on the train Kansas
City will be reached at o'clock sunday DAY
night and connection made with the
Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific rail-
way.
Denver by Monday.
Monday the special will reach Denver
at 1870 p. m That night the party Will
leave for Colorado Springs. and return
to Denver Tuesday evening The De-
partment of the Potomac will estabiisn
sts headquarters at the Hotel Savoy,
Denver.
The following will compose the party
which leaves tonight:
A p Tasker commander-in-chief OF
the Department of the Potomac: Mr-
and Mrs o. H Oldroyd. B: p: Entri-
ken, senior vice commander-in-chieI'
Department of the Potomac; r. l.. NC
Kenna. assistant quartermaster general
of the Department of the potomac
Mrs Ida Hart; Mrs. Emma G. Little
for the Interior Department; Mrs T; l.
Campbell. L. p. Williams; l.. Wander
hoef. assistant adjutant general of the
eDepartment of the Potomac; Dr nd IL NM M
n. A. Lucas and daughter; l. Pearson
Mrs Ida l. Chase; Mrs Calhoun; MI
and Mrs. l. B. Thatcher; Mrs Cora Is;
Smith: Captain Boardman: Mr.; and
Mrs. Beall and daughter; Mrs. J. w
Malone and sister: Mrs shrewsbury
Mrs. yina Calhoun; O. NJ Gardiner; X
S Mccall: Miss Butterfoss; Miss Ine7
Lyons: John Meeting; I: p Miller Mrs
David Beach. John G. Toepplen; Rich
ard B. Dorsey; Master Glen Dorsey ant
Miss Dorsey; William IA Evans; Johr
H. Garrison chief of the Eastern divi
sion of the Pension Office: Mrs Anna
T.. Garrison and Master Claud and Mis-:
Hattie Garrison; General Hawkes. and
Mrs. Emma Allyn Hawkes.: Mr.. and
Mrs l. X. Brown; Mr.. and Mrs r. l.
Wright: Mr.. and Mrs William Lam
burn: Mr. and Mrs c. H Buxton; I.
NJ. Sullivan: Mr.. and Mrs: W A Moore,
Dan Grosyenor; Miss WILSON,; Albert
C Stockton.-Isfa c. Stockton: O. ii
Butler; S H. Smith: Mr.. and Mrs Rel
singer and son; Mrs. Hamilton, past
president of the W. F. c.; W. ID. Bur
bidge; Miss Clark; Miss Morgan; Miss
Leonard; Mrs. Emery; Mr.. Young; DR.
Mauiding and j. J. Freeland, chairman
of the transportation committee
Will Visit Yellowstone.
About one-fourth of the party will visi
Yellowstone Park. the Portland Fair
San Francisco. and Los Angeles, return
ing via the Santa Fe route. through tn
Grand Canyon, and petrified forests o
Arizona
Returning the delegation has tn
choice of several different routes. Par
ties of ten and twelve will be formed
and all may return which ever wa
they prefer.
Many. short side trips are being plan
ned. The Passenger department Of tn
Colorado, and Southern railway has IS
sued a very useful circular describ;n
the many delightful trips around Den
yer. for the special use of those attend