The herald., 1893-05-30
At sImpsoN rAnrnNAoLr

The ladies OF the various Relief Corps
will assemble at the Sixth-street park
and join the parade at that point, and
march to the Simpson tabernacle, where
the Memorial day exercises are to be
held. The programme of the exercises
in the afternoon at the Simpson taber-
nacle are aa follows:
Bugle call, Attention, Comrade D. Z.
Thomas; music, Tenting on the Old
Camp Ground. chorus from First NJ e.
church choir; reading of general orders
by Comrade J. M. Quinn, president of
day music, chorus invocation, Chaplain
James b. Holloway music, chorus;
reading, Sherman'a March, Prof. Samuel
A. Moody; music, chorus Introductory
remarks by Comrade j. M. Quinn, pres
ident of the day music, chorus; Grafton,
Comrade B. N. Smith; music, America,
chorus and audience; benediction,
Chaplain ]. B. Holloway; bugle, Taps,
Comrade o. T. Thomas.
AT EVERGREEN CEMETERY.
The programme of the exercises at
Evergreen cemetery, under the auspices
of Frank BARTLETT Post, G.. A. r., and
the w. r. O., will be as follows:
Music; reading OF orders by Adjutant
John Davis; address by Commander
Sam Kutz; prayer by Chaplain O, NJ.
Fairbanks; music; oration by Hon.
William Jackson Armstrong; original
poem by Comrade ]. b. Holloway !;
decorating the monument, by 16 young
ladies OF the Boyle Heights public
schools; salute to the dead, by detach-
ment OF the Seventh regiment, N. G. O. !;
benediction; break ranks and decorate
the graves.
STANTON POST.
Comrades Of stanton post No. 55, G.
A. R., will assemble at their hall, 118hs
South Spring street, at s :15 a. m. Tues
day, and 20 from there to Rosedale
cemetery, where memorial exercises will
be held.
At / p. m. the post will again assem-
BILE at the hall and take part in the
parade and the exercises at Simpson
tabernacle. All visiting comrades and
old soldiers are invited to join with
Stanton post in their exercises.
KNIGHTS OF THE FOREST BALL.
Angelina Conclave No. 80, Knights
Sherwood Forest, will give their first
anniversary ball this evening, at Armory
hall. The grand march will take place
at s O'Clock. Members OF the conclave
will be present for the fret time in uni
form. A good orchestra has been
secured, and an attractive supper will
be served. A committee has had the
affair in hand and has guaranteed an
enjoyable evening.
A CAMP FIRE AT UNIVERSITY.
The University Guards Co. and the
U. S. @. Girls brigade give camp fire
social tonight in the university build.
ing. The programme has been arranged
as nearly as possible in the old army
style. A camp fire scene, with it's spin
ming OF yarns and singing OF patriotic
airs will be given. A competitive drill
between the boys and the girls com.
panies will be feature. Company Tens
male quartette will 'Bhoot few vol
leys," 80 it is announced. The commits
eary department Rave provided ice cYeam
and cake IS refreshments.
POLICE AND MILITIA TO MEET.
The police force and the 9TH regiment
will send teams to engage in shooting
contest this afternoon at the East Side
shooting range at O'Clock. The police
team is as follows; Q. 2. Johnson, l.
AlhIAl6s AlbSi llcublby,
Tyler, W. E. Singleton, 7. f. Rico anc
+. Benedict.
PASADENA.
At Pasadena the John F. Godfrey
Post No, 93, q. A. r., and all ex-unior
soldiers and sailors will meet at the pos
room at 80 a. m, Tuesday, May 30th
The Woman's Relief corps, Sons of Vet
Brans, Ladies' Aid society. school chill
dren and other organizations taking
part in the exercises, will join the G. A
r. at the corner of Colorado street anC
Fair Oaks avenue at y. m. sharp, re
porting to Oomrade George Z. Downing
marshal of the day. The line OF marci
will be from the intersection OF Colorado
Itreet and Fair Oaks avenue, west OF
Colorado street to the terminal station
where cars will be in waiting to conve,
.he different organizations and the pub
ic to Mountain View cemetery, wher
.he usual rituaistic exercises, assisted
by the Harmonic quartette, will TAX
place.
The different organizations will as
lemble at their respective meetin
places at p. m. and form marchin
column on Colorado street, in front OF g
4. 4. hall, and preceded by the Sons c