Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-31

tox he said to . reunited republic: let
M have peace" We have that peace
today. The s'inexorable law OF history
has placed his name on the hignest PIN
nacle Of fame and his name is enshrined
In the hearts Of liberty loving people
throughout the world.
To the memory of the men VINO car
ried the swords and bayonete winch
brought deliverance to this nation and
who fell in its defense has this Gay Deen
dedicated. ,ttes .M9 !.
We have once more placed wreatns OF
laurel and fresh flowers. intertwined
with evergreen, upon their graves.
/ trust that the affections OF our peo-
pie will ever cluster around their memor-
les, and that the lessons OF patriotiem,
taught by the simple and inexpensive
ceremonies Of the day, may never De
forgotten, and that the "God OF the
widow and fatherless," who inspired us
with the love of liberty and peace. Will
guide US and the people OF this great
nation throughout the centennials OF
the future. :. !.
A high tribute to the Woman's Relief
corps closed the orators address.
In the evening q benefit concerti IN aid
Of the G.. A. r. monument fund was
given at Memorial hall, under the direc.
tion of Mr.. and Mrs. Modini-Wood at
the Tabernacle, which was very largely
attended and proved, financially, . great
success, as we'll as being musical enter
tainment OF the highest merit. Follow
ing was the programme:
Overture Bohemian Girl. Balie-Mrs y. ..
Larrabee and Messrs Stamm, Wachtel. daro'
ner, McQuillen, Modini Wood and Musgo
Ana Dotte q Denevia, Lucantonl-nr' ana
Queen Of the Earth, Pinsuti-Mr. O. =. Port
: Piano solo. cappriccio op. %, Mendelssohn,
Waiting, Miilard-Mrs A. G. Jones.
Harp solo, Waltz Brilliante, Boffunno-Mr. j.
4, Fresh ming Breeze. Randesser-Mr. +. W.
wallace.
Nevada Star Waltz, aiorsa-Mrs Modini
Flute solo, Concerto op. 80, Demerssemsn.
9Th H.gq string quintette accompanimens-Mr' W.
waising Heart. Torrey = Mrs. ). 9. Scar
Upforgotten, Tours-Mr. Modini Wood;
Star 6pangled Banner, Key-Mra Modlni
Wood.
a A SCHOOL FLAG RAISING.
An interesting celebration of memo
rial day was the fag-raising at Temple
street school, on Friday afternoon. The
tower and front of the building were
very effectively decorated with evergreen
rope, bunting, palms and numerous
flags. The front steps, also gay. with
three colors, were utilized as roetrum,
and q large audience gathered In the
yard and lietened to the following well.
arranged programme by Superintendent
Frieener: ~ .}nsSes h4..
Presentation Ct aag.By Mrs. q q. B. Nacken-
Response-Dr. Kieruf, president OF the board
Raising Of nag-Louis schram and Thaddie
Irwin. .l
Song, Long May 1t Wave Seventh and Eighth
grade pupils. .3 r.. "
Recitation-Mrs Kate Hamer.
Song. Star spsngled Bsnner-Mrs. Priestly
Hall, Of Rtverside. ef faL e4A
!. Concert recitation, Barbara Fritchie-Twenty
Recitation, Bay Billu-Miss Lille Bucking-
ham. rsi t A1
Songs America, and Red. White and Blue
Everybody.
At the close, ring of the gong
brought every pupil to place in line,
when they marched in file out of the
yard and on the homeward road. A
pretty feature of the occasion was the
tiny flag worn as a badge by each pupil.
These flags were presented them as
souvenirs Of the day by Mrs. MacKen-
zie, and they helped much in the
i'm mpreseiye lesson in patriotism.