Evening star., 1895-05-29

Messrs. Nathan .Bickford. Lewis Clephane
L. W. Stone, J. CT Taylor, Peter McGirr and
s. c. Robb. Prospect Hill-Messrs. Geo.
Wagner. A. E. L. Reese and Louis Beh-
and Francis Miller
1. Salute of minute guns. in honor of the
dead. at 2:30 pm, by light platoon from
third artillery.
2. At the same time, assembly near gate
Of Glenwood for procession through the
cemeteries, accompanied by the Victor
Drum Corps.
GlenwOOl.
3. Sounding the assembly, by bugle CALL
at O'Clock.
4. Chorus-"Brave Battery Boys Bliss),
| Grand Army Musical Union.
8. Overture of national airs, special Or
chestra, E. S. Tracy, director.
6. The call to order, by the chairman.
Z. Invocation for the Divine grace and
mercy, Rev. Benjamin Swallow.
8. "A Nations Heroes" (Ward), Musical
Union.
.. Grafton. Hon. Henry w. Blair of New
Hampshire.
10 Funeral march Beethoven), orches-
II. Recit" ton. 1.-THE Veterans" Miss zue
H. Crockett
12 "strew the Fair Garlards'' Bierly).
Musical Union.
49, Benediction, Rev. Byrcn Sunderland.
DID.
H. Lights out.I buglers.
Is. Coronation march (Meyerbeer), Or
chestra.
Prospect Hill.
49, Grafton by the Hon. William L. Ed
ritch, with instrumental music by Prof.
Donch's Band. and choral music by the
Germania Maennercbor, August Schwarz,
leader.
St. NInry's.
II. Grafton by Michael A. Mess, and
music by the above named band and
chorus.
Committee on reception-Messrs. ]. c.
Taylor, chairman; Geo. Wagner, Daniel
Genau. Lewis Clephane. Philip F. Larner,
John A. Griesbaur, H. o. Towles, Francis
Miller, Daniel McFarlan and Israel w.
Stone.
Committee on observation-disclosures. A. E.
L. Reese. chairman; Alex. McKerichar,
Louis Behrens Noah Zeller and William
Spencer. John R. Wright Julia Roberts.
Mary Becker Jennie Langley, Mary c.
Rice, Mary E. SulliYan, Mary A. Rathbun.
Priscilla Mitchell. Lucy NJ. Stailey. Geo.
j. p. Wood and Florence Megrew; Hancock
Womans Veteran Relief Union. Mrs. II. J.
Devoe. president: delegation from the Wo-
mans Relief Corps, committee Ct the
Legion Of Loyal Women.
Grand Army Musical Union. Comrade Z.
D. Tracy director-Comrades c. NJ. D.
Browne, E. H. Brown, P. W. Coleman. L.
F. Callan. d. H. Clark. G. Fernald. ]. S.
Garrison, ]. I. Hensley, Geo: c. Johnston,
David Kohr, w. B. McKelden, r. NJ Nc
Kee, D. G. Proctor, Harry Player, Geo. b.
Rose. H. F. Smith, Geo. Wheeler and J. c.
Windsor; organist, Mrs. E. d. Tracy.
Mount Olivct and Gracelnnd.
Commander Thos. b. Crisp, George H.
Thomas Post, No. 15 chairman.
l. Assembly at 10 am. of all who are to
take part in the proceedings at Med
ford Hall, Sth and streets northeast,
except that the choir, superintend-
ents and Sunday school children form
at 9th and E streets northeast.
2. AT 1880 am, procession to Graceland,
heaoed by Weber'S Band, and follow
ed by fifth battalion, d. C. National
Guard, and attached companies. Maj.
Otto l.. Suess, D. C. N. G., command
ing; by the speakers. chaplains and
guests; by Geo. H. Thomas Post, G.
A. r.; Geo. H. Thomas Camp, Sons
of Veterans. and Phil. Kearney Camp.
Sons of Veterans, and the choir, su-
perintendents and Sunday school chill
dren.
3. Decoration of graves at Graceland and
dirge by the band.
4. Calling the assembly to order. Com
mander Crisp.
5. Invocation to the Divine mercy, Rev.
Adam Reoch.
G. Hymn, America, Sunday school chill
I. Address. Samuel NJ. Croft, Sons of Vet
eraES.
8. Hymn, Nearer My God, to Thee"
Sunday school children.
8. Address, Rev. w. H. Honn, chaplain of
the post.
10. Selection, band.
IL Grafton, Rev. Thomas Chalmers Easton,
DID.
12 Battle Hymn of the Republic" Sunday
school children.
10. "Sherman's March to the Sea" Brooks.
Miss Marie Collins.
IA. Marching Through Georgia." Sunday
school children.
Is. Benediction, Rev. John L. Walsh.
16. Lights Out" bugler.
=. Procession to Mount Olivet and decora-
ton of graves therein during dirge by
the band.
Committee of arrangements-Comman
T. b. Crisp, Comrade Edward Webster and
Captain W. r. Houchen, Sons of Veterans.
Committee on Decoration - Comrades
Charles Bernhardi, H. +. OlmStead, Geo.
H. Paddon, f. P. Seavy and John F.
Meecham and Captains w. r. Houchen
and Jennings Wilson, Sons of Veterans.
Leader of choir, Comrade J. I. Hensley.
MD.
Oak Hill and Holy Rood.
Commander Samuel McMonigle. George
u Morris Post, No. 10, chairman.
/. Parade of George U. Morris Post, ac-
companied by band. from 32d and streets.
at 1O a.m., marching dlOLS street 70
S5th street, to Prospect avenue; thence
countermarch to and up 35th street to Holy
Rood cemetery.
2 Lead, Kindly Light" band
s. Decoration of graves in Holy Rood.
4. 1.-The Star Spangled Banner" band.
5. Parade by way of Both and Road
streets to Oak Hill cemetery.
6. Decoration of graves iii Oak Hill.
T. Procession to the chapel in Oak Hill.
s. Address Commander McMonigle.
9. Prayer, chaplain Of the post.
10. Nearer, My God, To Thee" band.
II. Poem, Comrade John A. Joyce.
T. Hymn, America" band.
13. Solo, selected, Miss G. L. McCulloch.
IA. Marching Through Georgia." band
10. Vocal selection, quartet.
16. Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean,
band.
Il. Poem, by Mrs. E. C. Bokman, read by
Comrade Joyce.
49, Grafton, Rev. DR.. Alexander Of George
town.
10. sleep, Comrades, Sleep" band.
20. Benediction, Rev. DR.. Graham Of
Georgetown.
~ Parade of George U. Morris Post back
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