The herald., 1893-05-30

| veterans drum CorpH, Will nlRrcu tO Tue
NJ f. tabernacle, where the evening ex'
eroises will be held, commencing st 80
p. m, and consisting OF an Grafton by
ex-District Attorney James McLauch-
en-, and literary and musical pro-
gramme.
SANTA MONICA.
Memorial Day at Santa Monica will
be duly celebrated at the Soldiers home
and in the city.
At 8 p. m. the g. A. r. will assemble
at the post headquarters and proceed to
the grave yard, where they will decorate
the graves OF the soldier dead thence
proceeding TO the home and participate
in the ceremonies there at their decora-
tion.
In the afternoon at l 80 O'Clock the
soldiers and their guest will assemble at
the public school building, whore Prof.
| Leroy ID. Brown will act as grand mar
shal.
The following order will be observed
in the procession:
Santa Monica band
School children.
Board of trustees.
School trustees.
Members Of the W. r. @.
Members Of tho q. A. X. (Fort Fisher pos).
CltlzcnS ana VlbltluR ffl6nus.
AT the signal OF the school house bell
being runR they will start the line OF
march, being from the school house on
Sixth street to Arizona avenue; thence
along Arizona avenue to Third street I;
thence along Third street 10 Utah ave-
nue. and thence on Utah avenue to the
band stand on Ocean avenue.
After music by the band Professor
Brown will introduce Colonel Brooker,
who will be the orator OF the day. After
more muaic by the band Il. Il. Parker
OF Indiana will deliver an address, the
ceremonies will close with song and
invocation by Rev. l. M. Merlin-jones.
POMONA.
The entire community OF Pomona will
join the Grand Army of the Republic in
a suitable and decoroue commemoration
OF Memorial day. The people will be
Joined by Ontario in this celebration.
The marshal of the day, Capt. D. D.
Thatcher, will take charge of the process
sion, which meets at 10 a. M, march up
Second street to Carey avenue; thence
countermarch on Second to Gordon
street, and down that to the Methodist
church, the doors OF which will not be
opened uutil the arrival OF the process
Hion, 80 that their body can enter and be
seated first.
The committee, composed OF J. A.
Owens, e. Barnes and A. B. Lane, have
agreed upon and adopted the following
programme:
Music at the church door by the Pomona band
as tho procession enters.
Musio-American hymn
Prayer by tho chaplain Of the Ontario post,G
A.. Il.
Music-MemorIal hymn
Recitation by Fred Allen representative OF
the Pomona pubic schools.
The trtbuts OF the h0wefs-44 girle-prepared
by the W. X. G.
Mqslc-we Deck Their Graves Alike To-day.
Address-Bev. q W. Hanson OF chicago, late
chaplain sixth Massachusetts volunteers.
National hymn-America.
The grafton will be delivered by Rev.
G. w. Hanson of Chicago.
SAN BERNARDINo.
San Bernardino is not behindhand in
the general celebration. The graves Of
the old soldiers will be decorated by the
school children. The parade will form
at p. M, instead of in the forenoon, as
has been the case heretofore. w. @. Clark
will act as marshal of the day, while
Charles Wells and Frank Kellar have
been appointed aides. The march on
Third to d, up d to Seventh, down Sew
enth to the cemetery. Arriving at the
cemetery, the usual services will be held
by the G. A. r., at the conclusion Of
which Miss Grace Metcalf will recite
poem. In the evening exercises will be
held in the pavilion. Ool. L, f. Eggers
will deliver the orstion..
REDLANDs.
In Redlands Memorial day will be
fittingly observed. The line will be
formed at the corner of Cotton avenue
and Orange street, and will be reviewed
at State street. There will be about 20
sections in the parade, one OF the most
striking features of which will be float
containing A girle, who will be escorted
by 16 boys on horsebAcks. The uniform
force will consist of the Redands guards
and Boys brigade The old soldiers will
go to the cemetery, and if possible the
procession will await their return at the
school house. Appropriate exercises
will be held at the Academy OF Music.
SANTA ANA.
Sedgwick post and Women's Relief
corps will leave the post hall at 8 am,
and proceed to the cemetery, where the
ilbuAl oAeEClaon WAl VIC OohduCpSo ny
the Granger post OF Orange, to be fol-
lowed by decorating the soldiers graves.
Iu the afternoon the post will leave
their hall at pm. for q parade on
Fourth street, with martial music, and
proceed to Neil's hall, where the mem
orial services will begin at 2;30 pm,
consisting of the ritual exercises, vocal
music and memorial address by Mrs.
Chsrles f. Bicknel Of Los Angeles.
The post and relief corps will also at
tend religious services on Sunday, May
2Sth, at the Main street Methodist
church, at II O'Clock am, where a
memorial sermon will be delivered by
the pastor, Rev. Il. 0. McIntier.
Encouragement for the Feeble.
! SO long as the failing embers of vitality are