Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-19

THE ROSTER OF THE CoRPs-THE PROGRAM OF
ENTERTAINMENTS AT THE CAPE.
There were busy scenes around the Washington
Light Infantry corps armory last evening Com
pany chests were being packed ready for ship
ment, and other preparations being made for the
departure of the corps for Cape May tonight.
QuartermaSter Breitbarth was In constant de-
mand everywhere The camp at Cape May was
being arranged last evening by Quartermaster
sergeant Allen, with squad OF men. Capt.
Breitbarth says he has had five electric lights
placed In the camp, whose bright glare will take
Tue oid-fashioned campfire. The corps will start
from the Baltimore and Potomac depot at II 20
o'clock tonight. and expect to arrive ut the camp
at o'clock tomorrow morning making the whole
journey by rail The Union Veteran corps win
escort the departing military to the depot. The
following Is
of the corps as it will appear at Cape May, there
being few men in each company who will be
unable to go:
Col VIM. G. Moore, commanding
Lieut.. VIM. ii. Harrison adiutant.
Staff-Capts. II. A. Dingman, Cudge advocate, J
r. A Bartle, QnspectorD Lew Woodbury., (commis-
saryo F. A. Ashford. (surgeon) j. T. Dyer, (pay-
mastery E. G. Wheeler, (Ordnance0 j. c. Ergood,
(engineerD Geo. Breitbarth, (quartermaster3 Lieut.
s. NJ. Lynn, assistant surgeon,) Sergeant ior b.
ID. Cramer, Quartermaster Sergeant VIM. Allen.
CoWe, 1st Sergeant c. G. Sloan, 21 Sergeant d. S.
Johnson, Sd Sergeant George E. Hale; corporals,
Z. 1l e.; Wade. C. H. Randall, s. A Gregory, C. 81.
II. Beall, c. F. Conrad, G. W. Engle, w. s. Knox.
Henry y, Keough; J. Keeie, Charles LaHayne, P.
j. Robertson, Ernest Rehm, Fred. Schmidt, w. 1.
Seufferle, II. r. C. Shaw, o. II. Smith, W. F. Stone,
W; eth e; Thompson, nh H. B B,N Mhipple.
C. Thomas, LIST Sergeant E. Fl. Neumeyer. 2d Ser
geant W. l. Cash, Sd Sergeant Eugene Burdine;
corppora HoWar Rsa
privates II. II. Cole, IT, j. Clark, W. M. Dimmick'
G. F. Deitrick, A. E. Denis, Geo. ". Egleston, Jos.
r: L. Ourand, Jas. A. Roche, Q. V. Shomo. W. f.
Wise, S. G. Wise, II. H. Walsh, w. A. Keyser. Geo.
Il: ! Tucker J, II. A; Fowler 6. W. Billings, W. A.
7. r. Mitchell, r. II. Yates, E. F. Riggs.
Company C-Capt Matthew Goddard, Lieut..
John G. Entwisle, 1st Sergeant c. H. Ourand, 2d
Color Sergeants Geo. Woodbridge, Leon Schell;
Corporais NJ F; Ford, Frank Padeett, J. r. Gallo
ley, j. J. Branson, H. r be Vol. VIM. ingle. Louis
Hardic, w. B. Holtzclaw, T. j. Irwin jr, G. Klenk,
c e. klnsey, R. B: Lesh, Phil. Martin, VIM.
Fisher.
Company D-capt John S. Miller, Lieut. p. J.
Duf1y; 1St Sergeant c. r. Fraser, 2i Sergeant w.
E. Wright. 81 Sergeant j. G. Moore; Corporals, A.
NJ: Jones, C. A.. Clements, W. l.. Fuelling, F. NJ
Waser c3p pryats Il C. b RoTnng E Bowen
say. W. Y. Clarke, j. B. Crowley, E. Coburn. W.
S: Duvall, D. Ellis, G. L. Gordon, {. S. Hart, H. A.
W. y.
VIM; II. Hoot, II. C. Joy, A. NJ. Long, W. A. Lusby,
g. f. Milligan, A. c. RuebSam, j. w. Sellhau EN-
Frank Thomas. j. j. Veirs, VIM Wanstall, W. c.
LARGE PARTY GOING.
1t is expected that the party that will leave to-
night will number five hundred people, including
the corps. The train will be composed or eleven
cars, two OF which will be Pullman coaches. The
honorary members with their ladies and friends
VIII number three hundred, IL IS expected In the
party will be Mr.. John Pettlbone, who parada1 on
the first appearance OF the Light Infantry, Sep
tember 12th 1896. when the Baltimore and OHIO
railroad Was opened between this city and BaltI-
more.
AMONG THE HONORARY MEMBERS
who expect to go with the corps tonight are
Messrs. j. W. Drew, P. NJ. Dubant, Geo. s. Kraft,
jaime P. Wett, Thos. Someryllle j. T. Noyes
Jos. Gawler, John Pettibone, c. B. Beall VIM. E.
thompson. W. J. Belding, A. w. Kelly, DR.. II. E.
Leach, Geo. }: Mueller JOS Denty and F. S. New
man. Mr.. w. S. ROOSe is already ut Cape May
Mr. Geo. Evans, OF the National Rifles, will ac-
company the corps: Col. Amos Webster, adju-
tant general OF the District militia, it is expected
VIII Vlslt the camp during the coming week.
THE PROGRAM AT CAPE MAY
letter received last evening by Col. Moore from
Mr. W. s. Roose, president of the honorary men,
ber's association, who is now at Cape May, set out
the program to be carried out at Cape May, so far
as arranged as follows: Gas the corps will arrive
on Sunday morning no formal reception will be
giver, but they will be escorted direct to their
hotel. On Monday morning a formal reception
Will be rendered them by the city authorities the
local military, the citizens and visitors. grand
excursion is being arranged to the Delaware
Breakwater, and on the return OF the boat lunch
Will be served at the Delaware Bay House, and On
Tuesday evening grand BAH will be given by the
day evening ball will be given by the prop1ietors
OF the Stockton hotel. The mayor has issued an
invitation to the residents along the line OF march
On Monday to decorate their houses with flags
The corps Will take the Marine band. and the
lovers OF musi; at the beach will be amply grati-
ned. The camp on the grounds OF Congress Hall
The train that takes the corps will stop at Baltl
more to take on a delegation of gentlemen OF that
camp by the sea. Many little pleasure plans have
already been laid among the members OF the
Of the "Infantry" and the Cape May nine is con-
templated. The boys have already divided up in
messes 9N The various messes have adopted some
printed on their cards One is the "Jumbo mess !"
The big Six" mess take down a separate
cnest OF thelr own OF ofsuspcious capacity.
THE MUSICAL PROGRAM.
The Marine band, under the direction OF Prof. j.
P. Sousa, Will give concert every evening during
the encampment, On Congress Hall lawn, accord
ing to the following program:
Sunday evening". March" Congress Hail."
Sousa, dedicated to Messrs. H. j. & G. r. Crump;
2. "reminiscences Of Mendelssohn. Godfry; g. Cor
Mosaic =" Lohengrin," Wagner; 9. Gavotte =
"Stephanie," }" Czisbulka; z. Marche Funebre-''In
Memoriam, Sousa 8. Collocation-"I Trovatore, I"
Verdi; 9. Hymn-''Nearer, my God, to Thee,''
Mason.
Monday evening Il. Polonase- "Militaire,'' -
Chopin; 2 Collocatlon- -.Patienoe," Sullivan: g.
Mosaicn"Carmen," Bzet; 4. yalse-"The Hus-
sars," Hartman; 5. Duet tfor two cornets)-"The
Swiss Boy" Bent, by Messrs jaeger and Petrola;
g, Collocation-"Mascot.n Andrew; 2. Ballad
Forever and Forever, Tosti; g. Polka-s'Valeska,"
Scheur; 8. Fantasia La Grafde Duchesse,"
Onenbach.
Tuesday.-1. Mosaic-"Orphee aux Enfers," Of
1enoaclf, 2 Fantasia -"Oiivette," Audran; g.
Valse - "La Sirene," Waldteuiel: 4. Caprice
sounds IS from the Alps" Herfurth; S Collocat!on-
Bouche." Waldteufel; 2. Grand Fantasie--
Galop-"Song OF the StorKs,n Fahrbach
n, inars," Maillart; Collocation-.Madame Favart,"
Qnenbach; 3. Cornet Solo-"Young America"
Levy, by Mr.. VIM jaeger; 4 valse-"Autre FOis,"
WaidteufeI; s. Pot-pourri-sTr Verdi; /;
O. Gavotte-'Myrrha," Sousa; 2. Mosaic-"La vie
pour La Car" Glinka; 8. Ballad-"In the Gloam-
ing.' g. harrison; 9-Fantasa-"Re "Reminiscences of
THURSDAY. Overture-..Light Cavalry, "suppe;
x Collocat1on-"Little Duke" LecOcq; 3. Song
lost Chord" Sullivan; 4. Cornet sOlo-"Cleo-
Ratra, Demare by Mr. VIM. jaeger; s. Valse-"La
Plus Belle" Waldteufel; G. Caprice-"Little Flat
terer," Elenberg; 2. .MosaiclsFatinitza," Suppe:
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