The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-05-06
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS.
THE PREPARATIONS FoRDECoRA-
TloN DAY SHOW THATMEN
RULE Us FROM THEIR

lhNS.
The fraternaI proposition of Mower,
post, e. A. R., for joint participation in
the pious duties paid to the dead on
Decoration day was met in the same
spirit of magnanimity by the John B.
Hood camp. The JOINT committees have
formulated the following:
COMMITTEE ON wREATHs AND BOUQUETS.
First ward-Mesdames Swancoat, Ar
cher, j. p. Schneider Steiner. Paul Press
Ter, Folts, Ira G. Evans. Barrett, Tolman,
Mcdonald, Floyd, Swisher, Willella Rarde-
man and Title Folts.
Second Mesdames Ryan, Dave
Hunter, Withers, S. l.. Newton, r. c. Shell
ley, Edwards, Neff, Anderson, Dewey,
Swearingen, L. T. Moore, Thornton, Mail
lot, Brennan, Tips, Eugene Bremond,
Smoot, Walsh, A. S. Roberts. Gaines, and
Misses Bremond, kust, Edwards, Haynie
and Hale.
Third ward Mesdames I. F. Mitchell
Johns, Loomis, Sampson, Pryor, Bar
tholomew, Kopperl, Boardman, S.New-
man, Breckenridge, I. J. Campbell. Don
Wilson, Bornefeld, Hirshfeld, Burke.
Carleton, Woodbridge, and Misses Hen
bricks, Mollie Johnson, and Loomis.
Fourth ward-Mesdames Ireland, Pat
rick. E. B. Wright, Templeton, Lundberg,
Burditt, 10 Goodman, Fillmore, Christian.
Melask,y Bunton, Moore, W.RBrown, and
Misses Fisher, Ada and Willie Smith,
| Sophia Wahrmann and Johnson.
Fifth ward-Mesdames j. W. Robertson.
Lindeman, Lambert, j. f. Thornton, A. S.
Walker, Lubbock. II. H. Shelley, r. R.
Robertson, HI. S. Love, Ziller, Nat Jack
son, Darden, Saul, Oliphant, Gerhard, and
the Misses Wooten, Lambert, James and
Bowers.
Sixth ward Mesdames Croker, French,
Larmour. Val Giles, Stewart. T. B. Lee,
10 Booth, j. L., j. w. and w. w. Driskill.
Gibson, Roberdeau, j. M. and c. p. Day,
Duff, Neil, Weller. WOODBURY., Fred Tur-
ner, R. H. Walker, S. r. Fisher, Hamilton,
Tobin, Whitis, and the Misses Walker,
Pessells and Driskill.
Seventh Mesdames Rainey, Kahn,
Besserer, Chadwick, l.. N. Goldbeck, Bail
letti, Odell, Kicker, Headspeth, Montelin.
Haynes, Ham Metz, McCashin, Warmoth.
Wilson, Gardner, and the Misses Palm.
Russell, Downie, Miller, Chadwick, Beau
mont, Doyle and Wilkins.
Eighth ward-Mesdames DeGress. Gun
ningham, G. l.. Robertson, rutherford
Sneed, Caldwell, Terrell, Habicht, Millett
Barnhardt, Moses, Pinson, McCarty, New
ton, and Misses Sneed, Brine and Deerie
Smith, Newton, Anderson, Moses and
Rutherford.
Ninth ward-Mesdames Friedman, Mon.
roe Miller, Finklea, Plat, W. M. Brown
Will Kreisle, DIR. Cummings, Joe Lee
Koerber, Cans, j. S. Davis, McInnis, and
Misses Castleman, Lee and Davis.
Tenth ward-Mesdame Male, Shipley
Marshall, j. A. jackson, Walton, Brush
Melasky, Daniel, W. B. Walker, Jennie
Bacon, Brunei, Blocker, l. Stein, l.. B
johnson. Stanley, Shuber.
ORATORS OF THE DAY.
At the State Cemetery-Hon. Jno. Han
cock.
At the City Cemetery-Dudley G. Woot
en-, Esq.
At the Hebrew Cemetery j. j
Anderson.
At the Catholic Cemetery S
Maxey. Esq.
General A. S. Roberts has been selected
as grand marshal, who will choose hi
aides. The temporary capitol has beer
| selected as the place for forming tn
procession, and O'Clock p. M of Sunday
May 30, as the time for starting thence
to the state cemetery. Let every loving
soul participate in this patriotic and
pious duty. Let no hillock howsoevel
humble, be without its immortelle of re
greet, to testify peoples tender care fol-
the quiet sleepers below.