Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-29
THE CARNIVAL BEGUN.
HE CONCERT LED OFF LAST NIGHT
Today at Lakeyew an Elaborate Programme Will Be Carried 0ut-Birmingham
 Battalion to Participate.

The midsummer carnival, under the
 auspices of Camp Hardee, United Con federate Veterans, began last night with
 a concert at the Winnie Davis wigwam.
 The programme had been arranged by
 Prof J. Morton Boyee and consisted of number of especially interesting selec
 tions. which were well rendered. It was
 as follows:
 Grand march q. Morton Boyce)-Or-
 chestra and band.
 Maryland, My Maryland
 "Worthersea Sea Waltzes'-SiXteen
 voices.
 Clarinet solo (Bender)-Prof Henri Weber.
 My Country, Iris of Thee'-Chorus.
 "The Gypsy Wedding" (Weber)-or-
 chestra and band.
 Solo. "A Confederate Dream" c. M.
 Boyce; words by Dr. o. T. Dozier)-Mlss
 Stella Davie and orchestra
 Solo, "Tenting On the old Camp
 Ground"-Mr. Putnam, Jefferson Nolun-
 teers' quartette and chorus
 Clarinet solo (Weber)-Prof. Henri Weber
 My old Kentucky Home," solo and
 chorus-Miss Annie Brdewell. "Southern Melodies"-Band. orchestra and male chorus.
 "The Bonnie Blue Flag'-Mr. Calder
 and chorus. "Dixie'-Solo and chorus. Merry Fellows March''-We Today the carnival will be continued at Iaixeyiew and an elaborate pro- gramme of songs, recitations, music and speeches, drills, etc., has been mapped out The old Confederate Veterans will be joined in their festivities by the Sons Of Veterans Grand Army of the Republic moi daughters of veterans. As glance at the programme Will con- vince any one that it will be we'll worth soing out to see. The committee on arrangements con- sists of Dr. O. T. Dozier, w. H. Rey- holds. H. F. Brldewel w. H. Stanley, B. F. Roden and J. M. Haran, and they
 have left nothing undone towards mak- ing the day a thoroughly enjoyable and successful one.
 The following is the programme: Prayer by Rev M. H. Wells. Welcome address-Gen. F. $. Fergu- son.
 Music-"Yankee Doodle" and Dixie" Recitation-Miss Lucy Morrow.
 Music-"Bonnie Blue Flag" Recitation. "The Soldiers Last Good Bye'-Miss Netcher Snyder Music-"Star Spangled Banner Address, "Fraternal PatriotiSm"-Col.
 B. l.. Hubbard, United Confederate Vet erans. Music-"America." Address, 'The War Is Over'-Col. w. D. Wickersham, senior Vice-commander Grand Army of the Republic of Alabama. Song, ''Till We Meet Again"-Led by
 MT. E. F. Williams. Admission free. Intermission. Barbecue dinner 25 cents. D. m.-Address-Rufus N. Rhodes. Quartette, When the Mists Have Rolled ay"-Jefferson Volunteers. itation-Miss Coral G. Johnston of Abingdon, Va. Recitation, "The Soldiers Dream l Miss Ella M. Bibb of Montgomery. Presentation of United States flag to Camp Thomas No 1, Sons of Veterans, United States of America-Miss Mar garet O'Brien, sponsor of Camp Hardee, United Confederate Veterans. Music, Columbia" Acceptation of United States f1ag-W. F. Zediker Sons of Veterans United States army, Admission free. 3 D. m-Baseball. 4 D. m.-Battalion and prize drill-Five military companies. Presentation of przes-Col. Robert Chisolm, United Confederate Veterans. Admission. 15c and 25c. SD. m.-Humorous lecture-Hon. "Pri- vate" John Allen of Mississippi. Admission, 25c The Birmingham battalion will particl- pate in the days proceedings The order for the assembling of the different com panies was published in the Age-Herald yesterday.