The National tribune., 1907-04-04
Gen. George A. woodward. U. S. A.

Gen. George A. Woodward, u s. A,
Chairman Committee on Invitations.
Thursday, May Is 10 9 a. m, reg
istratiOn of members with Treasurer;
8 to IL a. m, meeting of Corps Socie-
ties; to IL a. m, seeing Washington
by visiting ladies; l a. m. lunch; 11:45
a. m. to LAS p. m, ladies invited. Troll
ley trip--seeing Westinghouse ter
inmate at statue; 2 p. M, members and
guests in seats: 2:30 p. m, unvailing
ceremonies. Seats limited to members
and invited guests of the Society (morn-
ing dressD: p. m. public exercises OF
the Society. Hon. Martin ". Littleton,
of the Borough of Brook
Ign, n. Y, orator.
Friday, May 3.-9 a. m. to l p. M.
viewing public buildings and places of
interest at will; 2:30 p. M, ladies in
vited (mornng dress). To members
only of the Societies of the Armies of
Potomac, Tennessee, Cumberland and
Ohio. and the societies invited guests.
Reception by the President of the Unit
ed States in the East Room of the
White House. Maj.-Gen. Joseph p
Sanger. U. S. A, Chairman. 2:45 p. m,
ladies invited. Automobile ride, to
leave east entrance of the White House
via the White lot. Speedway, Smithson-
ian Grounds, Capitol, Lincoln Park,
new Union station, Soldiers Home, Col
umbia and Washington Heights, Zoo.
Rock Creek Park, Georgetown. Airing
ton, Fort Myer, etc: p. m, ladies in
vited (evening dressl. Banquet. Capt.
Charles Lyman. L. S. A., Chairman
Banquet Committee.
Saturday, May 4.-Steamboat and
trolley excursion to Mount Vernon, al
pleasure of visitors
May and "Trip to jamestown
Exposition. arranged for visitors. should
enough favorable responses be received
program in full detail will be issued
at headquarters on arrival of the MEM
bers.
Transportation to Washington.
The usual concession is made by
nearly all the passenger associations
North. South and West of fare and one
third On the certificate plan, i. e., full
fare going and one-third fare returning
to those who have paid IS cents or up
ward for their going journey-pro
vided one hundred certificates are
taken.
All are urgently requested to secure
and to that end to appi
at their respective ticket offices at least
thirty minutes before the time of de-
parture.
Special Directions.
Beginning with April 81, the rail-
roads will grant fare and one-third
FOR the round trip. The return ticket is |
good to leave Washington until MAY S |
and by the same route as travelled or
going trip. At the nearest important |
station purchase a full-fare |
ticket to Washington. announce to the |
agent that you are going to the Army |
pntnnlQn nd hi
20 give you certificate. Fill in and
sign this certificate, and on the first Gay
IF the Reunion, or Immediately upon |
arrival thereafter. hand it to the TN.
lersigned Recording Secretary to be |
certified by him and vised by the agent
IF the railroads. When purchasing re-
urn ticket. present the vised certificate
% the ticket agent in Washington and
pay one-third the regular fare bacl;
nome
After the special agent has left on
he sd at p. M, no certificate c:tn BE-
and no refund of fare Gan De |
because of the failure TO Sc
cure such certificates or to have Ihcn
If there are no certificates at your
home station. the ticket agent will tell
'ou the nearest station at which they
an be obtained. You can purchase Il
axe up certificate and thru ticket.
Be sure to ask for Certificates, no
natter what part of the country you
tart from.
Local Executive Committee. |
Members who expect to be present
Will please notify Mr.. William Howard
Secretary of the Executive Com
nittee, 1920 New York Ave. N. W.,
Il -irn oil tl,A - =
heir families who will accompany
hem. that cards for various functions
nay be reserved for them.
They will also advise capt. Charles
lyman, Chairman of banquet Commit
ee, Treasury Department, Washington,
}. c.. how many tickets for the Banquet
lie shall reserve for them. The Ban
uet tickets will not exceed IS each for
aides as well as gentlemen. I
For other particulars apply to Col {
ieorge H. Patrick. Chairman Local :
Committee, 1920 New York Ave, y
v, Washington. D. c.
Memberskip.
All soldiers who served east of the c
and sailors who Coroner |
ted with the Army of The Potomac =
nd their lineal male descendants are
ligible for membership. TIL. initiation
ee Is 81. and the annual Cues are So.
Arrears.
All members in arrears may be re-
lstated on payment CT 81, which viii
lclude the dues for the current YEAR.
end for applications for membership I
tanks and all dues to Lieut.. Frank S.
Halliday. Treasurer, So Ficks ST,
rooklyn, n. Y. n
The neglect of members to pay their
ues is a serious menace to the con-
nuance of the Reunions. .rh. limited
come necessitates the most careful q
now. and unless the members a
ay up. they will cease. The Board of
f'"ers earnestly entreat prompt pay =
ent.