The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-28
EIGHTY SINNERS GO
on EXPOSITION TRIP
Leave saturday Afternoon For Month
In Seeing sights Of the
West.
DIVIDE INTo Two PARrfEs
ON Return ono Section VIII Visit
Yellowstonc Park and the Other the
Grand Cnnyon--Tnree Days nc San
Francisco.

Eighty or more mobiles and their
wives and friends win leave Satnr-
day on the special train OF the Acca
Temple. Arabic Order Mystic Shrine,
over the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way for Cincinnati en- route to the
panama Pacific Exposition.
The train leaves at o'clock July
ana reaches San Francisco on sun
day. July is. Returning, the Shriners
leave the exposition city on Tuesday,
July 20, reaching home on the after
noon Of August S, after journey OF
several thousand miles and OF more
than q months duration.
While away the party Will visit TN
cinnau. Chicago. the Canadian Ma
tional Park, Vancouver, Seattle. Port
land Mt. shasta and San Francisco
ON the trip to the exposition. and Los
Angeles. the Grand Canyon. Kansas
city, ST. Louis and Louisville on the
return trip.
This n the itinerary of the main
section. The Yellowstone section VIII
travel with Ii up to the time OF de-
parfure from Los Angeles. when- m
stead Of going to the Grand Canyon
and through Arizona. New Mexico.
Colorado and Kansas, 1t viii go 70
Salt Lake city and yellowstone PARK.
The party will make o five-day tour
throurh the park. Thence the party
will 70 through the Rockies by day
light TO Colorado Springs. Denver and
e. Louis.
The main section gets back to Rich
rnona July IS and the Yellowstone
section on August s.
The Shrincrs anticipate having the
greatest trip they have ever taken
ana the party will be one OF the
largest. In making the itinerary Il
was found that all could not be suited.
20 II was determined to divide al Los
Angeles. giving each member one
choice OF the Grand Canyon or OF fei-
Those Who Arc Going.
Following are those who have ex-
pressed intentions of going on the spe-
cial:
q. Jeter Jones. Mrs. @. Jeter Jones,
p Beivin, e. e. Downham. II. v
O,Flaherty. j. e. Johnson, Mrs. J. z.
Johnson, j. T. johnson. Jr., 8. G
Chancellor p. q. Sterling, Miss Sal
lie W. Sterling. George Roark. MRS.
B. A. Hord J, q. Bosher. Mrs. X. y.
Anderson. Mrs. A. L Hardy, Mrs. =.
L. CEuICNLetu. lAWtbH
n. Cheatham. Mrs. c. W. Selden. Miss
Ethany seiden. Mrs. q. b. Mount
castle. Miss E. Hartung. Miss d. Har-
fung, Judson Cunningham, Mrs. JUDI
son Cunningham. DR. C. p. Amber,
Mrs. n. T.. Lewis. r.. s, Reinhardt,
X. q. Reinhardt. Jr.. ]. T. Torrance.
e. =. Rarnhardt. R. Fl. Singrcy. Mrs,
n. II, singrey. 8. Z Atkinson, Martin
Anderson. j. c. Beasiey, 4. NJ Ba-
roody. r. r. Camack. III. NJ Delaney.
r, l. Ezekiel, c. w. Fraiser. n u.
Wright. James r. Hill b. A. Hord.
". T.. Henderson. j. A. Heisier. r.
D. johnson, A. NJ. Jacobs. ,. @. Kobe.
r. C. Lowry. Charles Miller, 8. r..
oberdorfer. n r. Piper. T. 3. Rose.
r. i. Rlcheson, c. r.. BEDFORD. G. w.
selden. j. n. Sheppard. Jr.. II G
schaefer, John A. stubs. L. III. Trant,
n. e. Lewis, w. ID. Shepherd, II. o.
wright. A. w. Baker. A. McA. Parker
j. H. Saunders. c. r. Moore. X. b.
Forrest, r. A. Munden, g. B. Mount
castle. j. I. Dorset. j. f. Rose. Jr-
Miss Mary Sterling. L. l. Bradley.