The herald., 1896-05-30

tive monument which has been erected.
An address will be delivered by Dexter
Hill, recitation by Miss Evaline Blair,
and also vocal music. The Sons and
Daughters of Veterans will accompany
the post, the firing squad being fur
nished by the signal corps. N. G. c.
There will also be a detachment from
the Boys brigade of East Los Angeles.
who will show the old boys how the
young generation can execute military
tactics.
Stanton post, No. IS. together with the
different ladies' auXiliaries. will meet at
their hail. No. 610R South Spring street,
at $3.50, taking cars at Sixth and Spring
for Rosedale cemetery. The Veterans
Fife and Drum corps will accompany
them to furnish martial music Pupils
OF the Rosedale school will meet the vet
Grams at the cemetery, and present them
with broken column, bearing sword
and shield, around which the exercises
will be held. A. G. Shafer and Com
mander E. Baxter will speak. and reel
tations and singing will complete the
balance of the program. Then the graves
Will be decorated and a squad from the
Boys brigade fire the parting salute.
John A. Logan post and corps will
meet at their hall, No 610h South
Spring street, at 8 a. M, and march to
the old city cemetery on Fort Hill.
alongside the high school. There the
class of Miss Joy of Seventeenth street
school will meet them and contribute
the songs to the exercises. Professor J.
A. Foshay. city superintendent Of
schools. will sing the Star Spangled Ban
ner. ]. A. Pitman will deliver the prnci-
pal address. followed by Rev. a. Il.
Morrison. Vocal music. prayer and reci-
tations will complete the program. after
which the mounds will be bestrewed
with flowers A firing squad of Ma
tional guradsmen will close the cere-
monies with parting salute.
G.. A. r. PROCESSION.
The different posts will assemble at
o'clock this afternoon as follows:
Stanton and Logan posts will form on
Spring street, Stanton on the right with
It's right resting on Sixth street. This
post Will march on Spring to Fifth,
Fifth to Main, Main to First, where the
column will form in the following order:
The right resting on First street with
kenesaw in the post of honor; Bartlett
forming on kenesaw's left, Stanton on
Bartletts left, with Logan on the ex-
IRENE left of the column. The column
will move at 1870 p. m. sharp, and march
by fours on First street to Spring street,
Spring to Fourth, Fourth to Broadway,
Broadway to Sixth, Sixth to Hope, go
ing from Hope street to the church.
The ladies of the w. r. c. and G. A. r.
and the Daughters of Veterans will form
rear Of the colmun at the southwest cor
ner of Sixth street park. on Olive and
SIXTH marching thus till the head Of the
column approaches the church, when
the column will form in two ranks, halt
and open order. permitting the ladies
beginning with the rear end of the COL
umn to pass through, followed by the
posts respectively from the left Of the
column passing on into the church.
AT SIMPSON TABERNACLE.
The following program will be render
ed at Simpson tabernacle, commencing
at p. M:
Organ voluntary-F. H. Colby.
Bugle call-Comrade o. T. Thomas.
Descriptive medley-American Drum
corps.
Prayer-Comrade Dexter Hill.
Male quartet, Blest Be the Ground, Lea
Vita. d. Coombs, first tenor. F. e. Gran
GER, second tenor: J. A. Foshay, baritone;
G. s. Cornell, basso.
Address by the president of the day
Comrade +. w. Stein.
Lincoln's, Address at Getyysburg-Read
by Comrade J. Cressey
Address-George A. Hough.
Ladies' quartet. Strew Blossoms on Their
Graves. c. S. Cornell-Miss Grace White
horn. first soprano: Miss Maud Wentworth.
second soprano; Miss Zada Taylor first
alto Miss Letitia Williams. second alto.
Original poem-Comrade L. e. Mosher.
Oration-Comrade A. B. Campbell.
Male quartet. Just Before the Battle
Mother. Root.
l Bsenediction-Rey; e; G. Mclean.
Memorial services will be held at the
Soldiers home, commencing at 8:15 a.
m. The program which will be there
carried out appeared in these columns
a few days ago.