The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-30
DECORATION DAY PROGRAM
To Be Followed by Patriots at
Pasadena
DAY AND EVENING SERVICES
In Which Veterans, Citizens and School
Children Will Assist
A Suffrage Meeting With Few Unbellevers
Present to Be converted-Putting Up
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the Planning NH
PASADENA, May 29.-Chief Marshal
w. s. Lacey has issued the following.
which will be the program for Decora-
ton day exercises:
The following aids are hereby ap-
pointed and will report to the marsna1
in front of G.. A. r. hall, mounted, at
S:45 a. M, on Saturday, May Both:
George T. Downing, v. r.. Sutcliff, r.
H. Williams, c. G. Brown, N. s. Bang
ham, A. b. Case, c. j. Fabrick, Ernest
r. Howard.
The parade will form at 9:15 a. m, on
North Marengo avenue, with right rest
ing on Union street, and will move at
$3.50 a. m. sharp, in the following order:
Marshal and Aids.
Pasadena band.
Company 7, N. G. c., Captain N. 3. Bang
Bunker Hill n coun som@ @o 5, 3! U A. NJ s.
John Godfrey Post No. ss, g. A. r.. Benz.
John F. Godfrey, W, Il. G, No; 49, Mrs.
CALVIN Hartwell commanding.
Sons of Veterans ais,, Fife e, ana Drum corps
Detail from PHI hinin ke sdnS1 Camp, No. 7,
Lieut.. Edgar 5. Barry Commanding
w. c. Schneider commanding.
Ladies' Aid Society. No. l..
OF Phil Kearny Camp. No. Z. s. OF ", MISS
Agnes Petrie commanding.
Franklin school. Mrs. r. S: Burt, principal.
Columbia school, VIM. Is. fackelton, prlil-
Lincoln, school. Geo; Wilson. principal.
Grant school, Miss Ida M. Jones. principal.
The line Of march will be as follows:
South to Colorado street, thence west
on Colorado street to Terminal railway
station, where train will be taken for
Mountain View cemetery, leaving at 10
nal a Colorado
street. between DeLacy street and Fair
Oaks avenue. and the school children
will then present flowers to the G. A. r.
On arriving at Mountain View station
the parade will be Joined by the veter-
ans from North Pasadena, under COM
mand of Comrade John II. Stuntz, and
the Washington school, commanded by
Luther G. Brown, principal. The pa
rade will then reform and march to the
Grand Army plot in the cemetery, where
the Grand Army of the Republic, the
Womans' Relief Corps Sons of Veterans
and the Ladies' Aid society will hold
their ritualistic services.
Capt. N. S. Bangham will take charge
of and form the different societies on
the G. A. r. burying plot, In the follow
ing order: G.. A. r. post on the west.
w. r. C. on the east. Sons of Veterans
camp, detail for firing squad and Ladies'
Aid on the north; school children on the
south.
After the close of services at the Grand
Army plot we will proceed at once to
decorate the graves of dead comrades
w. s. LACEY,
Chief Marshal
PROGRAM AT THE TABERNACLE
Exercises at the NJ. L. tabernacle in
the evening, beginning at 1850.
In the evning the different organiza-
tions will assemble at their respective
places of meeting at o'clock and form
in marching column on Colorado street
in front of G. A. r. hall, and preceded
by the Sons of Veterans Drum corps,
will march to the NJ e. tabernacle.
Address of MISUNDERSTANDING Jarvis.
America-ouartet and audience. led by
Prayer-Comrade Rev. L. P. Crawford.
Sweetly Rest-Male quartet.
Recitation, Memorial Day Story-Miss
Scatter the Flowers--Harmonia quartet.
ader the Sioe vs. n ATa seep,nxor.
pheus quartet.
cqlumbia's De cad. Jas. g; Clark:
hecltad,ion; H4w Gusning Destroyed the
cover Them over With Flowers-orpheus
Sleep Sacred Dust of Noble Dead-Har-
monia quartet
Doxology.
northumberland Rev. W. c. Cowan.
BENJAMIN JARVIS,
Post Commander.
JOHN M'DONALD.
Chairman Committee Arrangements.
Flags on Memorial day should not
be hung at half-mast, but floated in tri-
umph at the top of every staff. We are
not mourning on this day for our fallen
heroes but clarifying them, in. that they
staked their lives to keep "old glory
afloat at the high point of national
unity and integrity, and we on this day
commemorate their heroic purpose and
It's glorious success.
BENJAMIN JARVIS
Commander John +. Godfrey Post. G..
A. r.
JOHN M'DONALD,
Chairman Memorial Day Committee.
SUFFRAGE MEETING.
The woman suffrage meeting last even
ing at the Universalist church was at
tended by a rather small audience, most
OF those present appearing to be in en-
tire sympathy with the movement Prof.
Yocum presided at the meeting and Prof.
James q. CLARK sang during the interval
between the several speeches. The ar
guments advanced were good and the
subject we'll handled by the several
speakers, the only drawback being that
there were SO few unbelievers present
to be converted. However, the ladies in
the movement are confident of victory
at the polls and the Pasadena public evil
IDENTIFY thinks 1t knows all about the sub
1ect already. The speakers were Rev.
Dr. Conger. Mrs. Maynard of Los Ange-
San Diego, and Rev. w. M. JONES'
BREVITIES.
Mann & Daniels are at work putting up
the planning MILL concerning which so
much breath has been wasted at the last
council meeting notwithstanding the
fact that the workmen were ordered to
quit work yesterday by Marshal Lacey,
iesuming work in the afternoon and con-
tinuing at 1t since, the city attorney hay-
ing decided that the city cannot stop
them until violation of the ordinance
has been made, that Is by the putting in
of materials forbidden within the fire
limits. The ordinance Is probably not
effective anyway, having been irregu-
larly passed, and Mann & Daniels pro-
pose to make test of it. being confident
1t will not stand
Suit was instituted yesterday by d. w.
Herlihy of the Model Grocery company
of this city against ]. r. Newberry & Co.
of Los Angeles for the recovery of $314O.69
with interest and for an accounting A
one-fourth interest in Newberry's busi-