Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-28

ni0hhAIlON COnMlTlh-
Arrangements for the celebration of Ne.
moral day have been completed by the Grand
Army officers. Following is the Official order
Tor the formation of the parade and the pro-
grams at Arlington and soldiers Home the
program at Congressional Cemetery YES
printed IN The STAR OF Saturday LAST:
THE PARADE
Inc column Will move from 18th street aud
pennsylvania avenue at 10 a m. sharp; up 18th
street TO Pennsylvania avenue. along the ave-
nue. and Vi street TO the Acueduct Bridge. West
Washington, where the parade will be dis
missed The line will be composed as follo~s:
i,etaehment OK mounted police: National Guard
Band; third battalion National Guard Qraioa
Veteran Corps, Maj Thomas h. Harrison. COM
mahdlng. Snd s'aif Company A. Capt Fred
thomson; Company r. Capt NJ Mahane,;
company {. Capt n. l.. Wilson; Company ID,
Otto l.. Sues; orators. chaplsins and po.t.:
Marine Band, Prof John Philna sousa. al
rector; Department Commander NJ Emmett
lreh ana stan lmounted). J. 4. =. Burger as
slstant adlutant general; ''Old Guard Can't
James N. Edgar commanding; John A. Logan
lamp. No. Som OF Veterans. Capt Charles
4. Conrad. commanding: department s;a;f
ldlsmounted); past department. commander;
John 4. fawhus Post. No. I. Aiva - Tah.r
commander: hit Carson Post, No. 2 George
! Mackiy, commander, Lincoln Post. No. B. Marion
i. Anderson. commander: d. f. Morton Post
No. :. Geo. ID. Graham. commander: George q.
Meade Post, No. ;, Vim. VI. Potter commander:
Marine Drum Corps; John L. Reynolds Post,
No q. Nelson ID. Adams. commander: James A.
Garfield Post. No. :. Ernest 4 Fenton. COM
mander: Burnside Post. No $. David =. Nc
howan. commander; Charles sumner Post No.
y John L. Qnauder. commander: Farragut
Post. No. 70. A. r. Binsmure commander;
Charles L, Stone Post, No. II. r. J. Beall. COM
mander; L. :. Grant Post, No. H. Henry l.
Johnson. commander; John 4. Logan Post. No.
IL, \. d. Frisbic. commander.
THE ENERCiSEs AT ARLINGTON
Ihe order OF exercises at Arlington COM
menccs with a national salute at II m by Light
Battery {. third United States artillery. Major
John g. Turnbull commanding instrumental
music viii be 10y the Marine Band Prof John
| i.mhp Sousa. conductor; vocal music by the
Mozart Club. under the direction of Mr. Joe A.
| Hunter. Conrade Thomas u. Turnbull will be
officer OF the day and Lieut. Frank W. Page
VIII bc officer of the guard. The procession.
consisting of the committee. che invited guests
members OF the GAR, eN-soldiers and sailors
and the orphan children. in which the public
IL invited TO join, will form at IL M IN front Of
! the Arlington Mansion. headed by the
Marine Band The procession will then march
70 the tomb of the unknown. where. hating.
the band Will play "A dirge, after which al,
march will be continued by the main road to
the cemetery. when the procession will sepa-
rate and proceed to the decoration of the
graves. The Marine Band during the cere-
monies OF decoration will render appropriate
selections. After the decoration of the graves
the procession will again form and march to
the amphltheatcr. where the services will bs
held.
SERVICES Al THE AMPHITHEArER.
i. Musc-"rhe Last Homage" Marine Band
2. Calling the assembly to order, Department
Commander VI. Emmett Urell & Music-
Hymn-"Lead, hindlyIight." the Marine Band.
1. lnvocatlon-Rev. j. III. Bradford. depart-
ment chaplain. ). Low i'm the Ground. Z" No.
Fart Club. G. Original poem COmrade Dewitt
4. Sprague. 4. To thee. % Country. Mozart
Club. with full Marine Band accompaniment,
:. Oration-Hon. Charles A. Boutelle NJ. OF
Maine. 3. "Taps'-Mozart Club 10 Bene-
! dlctIon-Rev. u. IL. Nsylor. DID. IL. Hymn-
! The Honored Dead" Marine Band.
The Mozart Club is composed of the follow
ing: Misses Jennie V. kennedy. Florence r.
Hughes. Ella Lawrenson. Ada Ober. Eta Ste
vens, hattie q. Lewis. Name W Carter Mes
DANES Fannie NJ. Bryant, NJ f. HolderInan, Il.
Z. Pearson, Messrs {. {. Mccormick. ID. T..
| Wiber, Randolph ID. Hopkins j. A. Pearson,
and NJ. ID. Hensey;J. II. Hunter, director; Miss
May Hunter, accompanist.
SOLDIERS HOME.
The services at Soldiers Home Cemetery will
be under the direction of Comrade r. r.
faunce. senior vice department commander
The veterans of the Home. under command Of
Maj. Gen. %. d. Wilcox. governor OF the Home
ana all visitors attending the ceremonies will
assemble at the speakers stand at 10 O'Clock
am. Order Of exercises: 1. National salute.
third United States Artillery. 2 Ofertory and
elevation. from Rosrlnls Mount SINAI" Third
| United States artillery band g. Calling the
assembly to order. COmrsde =. J.. Fsuncs.
L. columbia, Let No Tears (Crangerl,
octette. g. Invocation. Rev Alexander kent
..EaraualI IN 81
band. Z. Poem. Cover Them over" carrie
| tom, recitation by Miss Jennie O'Neill Potter
of Minnesota 5. There IL Rest i'm
Heaven" tClappD, Third United States
Artillery band 8. I'm Memorism," octette.
10. Grafton, Comrade Elijah A. Morse. VI. e..
Mass. IL. ''Sieep. Soldier Sleep" tJecko),
Octette. ~. Memorial Ode (Grangerl. tune
America" music by Third Artillery Band
audience requested to join in singing. L.
Benedction. Rev. James A. Buck chaplain
IL Deans Funeral Dirge." Soldiers Homo
Band. -. Decoration OF graves by the com
mittee. visitors aud inmates If the home, dur
ing which the Third Artillery Band Prof Vim.
1hnenfeldt leader. and the Soldiers Home
Band First Sergt. A. PiedfOrt. leader. stationed
at different points in the cemetery, will render
appropriate selections.
The octette will be composed of Aessrs. Nc
Farland and Traylor, first tenors; Bird and
howes, second tenors; Iapham and whipple,
nrst Dassos; Hancock and Keller. second bsssos.
will be as follows: Mrs Gen. d. ID. Wilcox.
Mesdames Robert Catlin. H. 4. Parker. q. a.
Byrne, Miss Helen r. Holmes. Mesdames " r.
Prentice. Celestia Ferris. 4. Nj. Whitmore, b.
\. II. Chisolm, NJ. L. Cutter. L. h. Temple, 4.
a NUse. y i. Chapman. Isabel f. COOney.
Zen. d. b. Wilcox, Capt Robert Catiin, Maj.
r. &. Parker. Lieut. Col &. q. Byrne
Comrades l. Il. Parker Edward Webster. JEFF
Thomas. IL. y. Howard. }. VI. heogh, SALewis.
1 Sergt. Major Thomas Evans. Com. Sergt. Ae1.
Campbell. q. VI. Sergt. Il. >. Toson; First Ser
geants Charles S.ltililiss, A. L. Drost James
O'Brien. A. Piedfort. Patrick DAWN; Sergeants
Il. ID. Dickinson, Francis Doyle. VIM kcrnA-
han. John Ban. Rudolph Stauffer, John Cor
coran. Ernest Polk. Nm. Elwood, VIM. Gsf-
ney, James Moran. James CorcOran and Com
rade NJ Gynn, ADJ, superintendent OF GEM
etery.
THE GENERAL DECORATION COMMITTEE.
The general committee on decorations and
grounds has been made up and is as follows;
A. L. Dinsmore, chairman; A. s. Taber, T. J.
Bu-rell, y. ID. Adams. A III. Van Deusen, +. A
Fenton. G. &. Harris; lady assistants Mrs
Hose L. Ferree in charge; Mesdames N. j..
Urell. Ella A. Brooks. +. A. Burger. L. N.
Richardson. A. II. O'Connell. L. VI. Poser.
NJ. 4. Mcdonald, c. +. Roberts, I. X.
Iurnbull, E. l.. sheldon, j. A Van
Doren. Alice Burgess. A. j. Scott.
". Nj. King y. ID. Adams, A. n. Van Deusen.
r. ". Paige, Thomas Colver. A. Hendricks. J.
Fowler, Ii. b. Quander, l.. V. Chauncy. n.
Eibby. ii. ii. Brewer. ". IL. Peck J. X Dony,
y A. n n