Evening capital., 1895-05-29
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MEADE POST NO. ~. G. A. X.
In Memory of Departed Heroes WHO Wore
the Blue and the Gray-Thursday,
May 3Oth, 1893.
ORDER OF FORMATION.
Marshall and Aids.
Governors Guards, with Drum Corps,
Capt. j. Z. Porter.
Form on State Circle, right resting ON
Maryland avenue.
Uniform Rank, Knights OF Pythias, Cap
tain l.. L. Porter.
Form on School Street, right resting on
State Circle.
Jr. o. u. A. NJ. Drum Corps, William
+. Minnick, Director.
Public School Cadets, J. Oliver Purvis,
Commanding.
Junior Order of United American Me-
chanics.
Form on School Street, right resting at
Pythian Hall.
Sons of Veterans. Captain Jno. III. Busch,
Commanding.
Form on South side of Church Circle,
right resting on West street.
Gen. George III. Stewart s Camp, United
Confederate Veterans.
Meade Post, No. %, G.. A. r., Captain
Alex. Evans.
Female Public School, Maryland Guards,
Misses Mollie Lewis and Lydia
Frantum, Captains, Com
manding.
Orators of the day-State Senator Rob
ert Moss, Rev. DIR. r.. Harcourt, of Bal
timore, and Rev. John Edwards, OF Wes-
ley Chapel, Chaplain.
Memorial William ii.
Smith, chief marshall; John l.. Beall,
chairman; Joseph 5. Hays, secretary.
ROUTE OF PROCESSION.
The procession will form on State Cir
Gle at 1850 y. M, and proceed at 2 p. m.
over the following route Down Mary
land avenue to Prince George street, to
Randall street, to Market Space, TO Main
street, to South side of Church Circle, to
West street, to National Cemetery, where
the usual G.. A. II. service will be per-
formed. After which the procession
will reform and proceed to st. Mary's
Cemetery where members OF Meade Post
and Sons of Veterans will decorate the
graves of their departed comrades. The
procession will then proceed to City
Cemetery, where the usual salute and
decoration of graves will be in charge of
Capt. John III. Busch, 5. of ", from
there to G.. A. II. hall and be dismissed.
SERVICES AT NATIONAL CEMETERY.
The following services will be held at
National Cemetery:
/. G.. A. II. Services by Alex. Evans,
Commander.
2. Prayer, by Rev. John Edwards, of
Wesley Chapel Church.
3. Singing, by quartette.
4. Grafton, by Hon. Robert Moss.
5. Chorus, by Public School Cadets.
6. Patriotic songs, 10y quartette.
Z. Strewing OF flowers by Sons OF Vet
Grams and G. A. II.
g. Saluting the dead by detachment of
Governors Guards.
8. Benediction. Taps.
Naval Veterans Association.
the Naval Veterans Association for
Thursday, Decoration Day: Marshall
and aids; II. S. n. A. Band, Prof. Zim-
norman; u. S. Marines, Lieut.. Col. Nc
Lane Tilton, commanding; st. John IS
Battalion, Lieut.. Evans, u. s. A., COM
manding; Hook and Ladder Company,
i. a. Shjourdan: Sailors from u. 5. s.
Mou0ngahela and Santee; Admiral Row
an Naval Veterans Association, Capt.
l.. j. n. Boyd, commanding; ChaplaIns
and Orators in carriages. Route of pro-
cession-The line will form OH south
side of Church Circle, at l.30 p. IN. Pro-
cession Will move promptly at 2 p. m.
around Church Circle to School street,
to Maryland avenue, to King George
street, to Naval Cemetery. Services at
Naval Cemetery-Prayer, by Chaplain
A. T.. Royce, u. s. N; music, "Ameri-
ca. - by the band; address, by Capt. l..
J. M. BOYD; singing, w. III. Feldmeyer,
leader; address, by Rear Admiral Daniel
Ammen, u. s. N; singing; strewing
flowers; salute by Marine guard; bene-
diction, by Rev. w. L. Mcdowell.
sheridan Post, No. n, G. A. r.
Line will form at p. m, sharp, right
resting on Prince George and East Sts.
Proceed up Prince George street to Col
lege avenue, to Church Circle, TO West
street. to Asbury Church, where Sunday
School Children will fail in: to People s
Brewer Hill Cemetery, where the mem
bers of the Post and Woman's Relief
Corps viii decorate the graves Of COM
rades.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Sheridan Drum Corps, Harry Spriggg,
Commanding.
Boys in Blue, Captain Thomas Fry,
Commanding.
Woman's Relief Corps, p. p. Sarah III.
Boston. Harriet Gully, President,
Commanding.
Sheridan Post. No. ~, G.. A. r., Thos:
III. Gross, Commanding.
School Children in Carriages.
Orators Of the Day--Revs. Horatio
Reed and e. I. Perkins, Chaplain
gERyICIs At CF-MEYERf.