The herald., 1895-05-29
Where the Various Posts and
Corps Will Go
RITES AT THE CEMETERIES
School Children and Boys Brigade t,
Participate
SaIutes to Be Fired by the Militia Line
of March and Programme for the
Afternoon

Two programmes for Decoration day
have been arranged by the various COM
mittees of the GA. Il. posts and auxiiia-
ry corps in the city. In the morning will
be the ceremony of decorating the graves
at Rosedale, Evergreen and City cemete-
ries, while all of the posts and corps
will attend the special programme to be
given in the evening at Simpson taber-
nacle on South Hope, between Seventh
and Eighth streets.
Frank Bartlett and Kenesaw posts and
corps will hold joint services at Ever
green cemetery, Boyle Heights. In addi-
tion the school children OF Boyle Heights
and members of Company G, n. G.. c.,
will take part III the exercises. The col
umn VIII form at the entrance to the
cemetery at 8 80 u. IN. and march to the
G. A. r. plot at the southeast side of the
grounds, where will be followed out the
following:
Singing -Quartettc
and officers.
Recitation Decoration Day-Mastcr Clark
Phillips.
Chorus-Pupils from Breed-street school.
Address-CoIonel T. NJ. Gibson.
Singing-Quartette
salnting the dcad--Company c, Seventh
decoration of graves.
Senator Post and the Ladies of the Re-
lief Corps will assemble at the post room,
No. 252l& South Main street. at s a. M,
ana take the Pico Heights elecrtic cars to
Rosedale cemetery. At the gate they will
be met by the children and teachers OF
the Rosedale school. The graves will firsl
be decorated. followed by the exercises in
accordance with the ritual, conducted by
Commander W. S. Daubenspeck. A short
address will be made by Comrade Will
Knighten. The school children will sing
several selections, and the salute over the
dead will be fired by detachment from
the Boys brigade.
The City cemetery on Fort hill will be
decorated by the John A. Logan post and
auxiliary corps, beginning at $3.50 a. M.
After the decoration of the graves there
will be remarks by Comrade J. $. Pitman
and singing by the children of the Sand
street school. Commander DIR. i. 7.
Holland will conduct the ritual services
and it is expected that the salute will be
fired by corps from the National guard.
In the afternoon the various posts will
assemble at the Elks' hall, No. 1929
South Nam street. in time to start the
march to the Tabernacle at 2 O'Clock.
The Woman's Relief corps and Ladies of
the q. A. Il. will gather IN Central park,
at the corner of Olive and Sixth streets.
and form so as to meet the main column
as it passes up Sixth street. The line of
march from the hall on Main street will
be as follows Up Main to Second, Sec
ond to Spring. down Spring 20 Third, to
Broadway, to Sixth, to Hope, to the audi
torium.
In the tabernacle the exercises will be-
gin at $50 o'clock, when the following
programme will bo given:
Organ voluntary-Miss Mary L. o. Donoughuc.
Quartette, o, the Sad Moments OF Parting,
Costa-Mrs. MOdini-Wood, MIS- Jennie 7.
Kempton, Mr.. Modini-Wood and Dr. Ludwig
Semler; Mrs. L. P. Johnson Jr., accompanist.
Prayer-Dr. Dexter Hall.
Trio, o Memory, Lesle-Mrs. Modin-W ood,
Mrs. Kempton, Mrs. Wood.
Address-Comrade Henry Glaze, president of
the day.
Recitation. The Rappahannock-Miss Leo
nora Allen.
Address-Byron l.. Oliver.
Quartette, Under the Daisies, Millard.
Oration-Comrade j. S. Pitman.
America-Congregation.
Benediction- Comrade Will Knighten.