Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-28

| D. Tracy, director; Mrs Mary A. Tracy.
| pianist; Comrades r. H. Boswell, e. H.
Brown. D. H. Clark. P. W. Coleman, L. F.
Callan, Granville Fernald. J. O. German,
| Geo. c. Johnston. D. G.. Proctor. Harry
| Player, Geo. 3. Rose, L. P Seibold, H. B.
| Smith. E. D. Tracy. Geo. Wheeler, J. G..
Mrs. Belle Bradford, Mrs. Lucy R. Brown.
| Mrs c. A. Began, Miss N. R. Began, Miss
Ruth R. Blazey. Miss Maggie E. Cox, Mrs.
Helen Ensle, Miss Eta Gilliland, Mrs. d.
W. Houghton, Mrs. Agnes Rowland, Mrs.
J; E. N. ingalls,. Mrs. Baltus De Long,
Mrs 81. A. Proctor, Mrs. Susie H. Rose,
| Mrs H. F. Smith and Mrs. ]. c. Osborn.
| Logan Guard of Honor-F. A. Beuter, T..
| W. w: Tallmadge. S. R. Whitney. Wilson
D. Goodman. Aaron Stern.
committee from Legion of Loyal Women
Mrs Electa E. Smith. chairman; Mrs. M.
Jenkins, Mrs. NJ Palmer Crabb, Mrs.
Mccullough and Mrs. Caroline Nye.
Congregational Cemetery.
The services at Congressional cemetery
will be under the direction of DR.. ]. F.
Raub. junior vice department commander.
Committee, DR.. ]. F. Raub, chairman; A.
| F. Dinsmore. S. w. Bunyea, J. Tyler Pow
ell and Frank M. Allen, s. Of V. Parade
will form on Pennsylvania avenue south
| east between 3D. and 4th streets at 1O:30
am, and will march from thence to the
cemeter. Greer of parade: Soldiers Home
| citizens, Farragut Post, No. 10, GA. r..
Farragut Octet carriages, orator, poet,
| chaplain. Order of exercises: Sounding
| the assembly, dirge, Soldiers Home Band;
| calling assembly to order, DR.. J. F. Raub
| junior vice department commander; invo-
| cation, Rev. ]. D. Wilson; ode, "Consola-
tion,' Farragut Octet; Grafton, Rev. w. f.
Person, ID; Evening Song" Schumann,
band; solo. memorial hymn Chorus by oc-
tet, c. E. Myers; poem. D. c. Haywood;
Cover Them Over With Beautiful Flow
ers." octet; Prayer" from Freischutz.
band; benediotion, Rev. J. D. Wilson;
America" singing by assembly. led by
band Far-agut Octet - Comrade j. S.
Smith, director; F. E. Turpin B. w. Bee
be. L. E; Weaver, R; J. Lowry, A G.
Bcrham. Committee Of Farragut Posts.
w. Bunyea, F. A. Lowe, G. r. Cook, A. c.
Adams, Geo. w. Barnes M: v. 3: Wilson.
A. Campbell, G. H. Ripley, John Yost.
Decoration committee-C. B. Nichols, chair
man; Marion B. Parker. Sarah d. Beach,
Fannie Pratt, NJ. H. Nichols, c. A. kibby,
Jennie Parker, NJ. FoIdham, X. V. Camp
bell, NJ. w. Fuller, Miss Martha Munde.l.
Officer of the day, A. F. Dinsmore.
Mt. OIivet and Grnceland.
George H. Thomas Post, No. Is. will
hold memorial services May 30 at 1870
am. at douglas Memorial NJ. e. Church.
corner H and 18th streets northeast, and
will observe the following program: Read
ing memorial orders, Adjutant John b.
Doud; words to post and welcome to au-
dience, Commander ]. f. Meacham; song,
Cover Them Over With Beautiful Flow
ers,' Douglas choirs; memorial Of flowers,
fortysix little girls; memorial ceremonies.
officers Thomas Post: music, Second Regi-
ment National Guard Band; poem, Pass
Ing of an Army original Comrade E. }.
BOOKINGS; song. Memorial Hymn" Doug
las choir; Grafton, S. NJ. Croft, Son of
Yet National
Guard Band: address, Hon. William A.
Calderhead, NC. of Kansas: song, Near
er, My God, to Thee audience; benedlc-
ton. Rev John l.. alsh.
The procession. headed by Second Reg-
ment Band. and composed of the Sunday
schools of the northeast, fifth battalion,
second regiment National Guard. under
Commander Major Otto l.. Suess, Thomas
Camp Sons of Veterans, and George H.
Thomas Post, No. Is, G. A. r, will form
on I'd street northeast, right resting on
H street. at 10 o'clock sharp. The Wom-
ans Relief Corps, and the forty-six little
girls who will render the Memorial of
Flowers. will join the procession at 9Th
and H Streets reaching the church at
1870, when the above program will be
rendered.
Oak Hill and Holy Rood Cemeteries.
Pregram-Opening remarks by the chair
man of committee, B. T. Janney; music.
band; prayer, by Rev. DIR. Alexander; solo.
lone Sweetly Solemn Thought" Mr.. Jones;
address, by Rev. DR.. Stitt; music, band;
quartet, Thou Art the King Immortal"
Mrs. Kelser, Miss Muir, Mr.. Jones and Mr..
Skerrett; music, band; quartet, Lead,
Kindly Light solo, Flee a Bird" Mrs.
Kelser; benediction. Rev. DR.. Alexander.
Holy Rood-Address, Rev. Father Zim-
norman.
Services at St. Elizabeth's.
Decoration Of soldiers graves by officers
members of John A. Logan Post. No. -,
and Women's Relief Corps, at 10 o'clock
am. Sounding the assembly at II am, by
bugler; prayer, Rev. DR.. John Chester;
Honor to the Fallen True" grafton, Rev.
Frank Hyatt Smith; 'Sleep, Comrade,
Sleep" benediction, Alpheus Dawson, chap
lain John A. Logan Post, No. ID; Lights
Out" by bugler.
Committee on Memorial Services.
Department officers-John McElroy, de-
partment commander; A. ]. Huntoon, S. V.
department commander; ]. F. Raub, J. V.
department commander; A. E. Johnson,
NJ. D., medical director; Rev. Henry S.
Stevens, chaplain; Gilbert NJ. Hustled, as
sistant adjutant general, secretary; Alva
S. Taber, assistant quartermaster general,
treasurer.
Past department commanders-Frank H.
sprague, Benz. F. Hawkes.. A. H. G. Rich
ardson, Geo. f. Co1son, Harrison II. II gman,
Charles c.. Royce, William Gibson, samuel
S. Burdett, d. s. Alexander, Newton NJ.
Brooks, Jerome B. Burke, Charles p Lin
coin. William 8. Odell, NJ. Emmett Urell,
j. NJ. Pipes, A. L. Dinsmore, S. E. Faunce,
Nathan Bickford, Marion T. Anderson.
Post mmanders-Post 1, T. r. Shop
pard; Post 2 w. Hunter Myers; Post 3, A.
NJ. Legg; Post 4, James Wells; Post 5.
Eugene Wells; Post g. NJ. NJ Lewis; Post
Z, l.. Mundheim; Post 8. G. W. Lacy; Post
8. ]. P. Quander; Post 10, A F. Dinsmore,
Post II, G. w. Gladmon; Post II, c. S.
Heron; Post Ii. Adolph Gertman; Post IA,
Peter McGirr: Post TO- ]. F. Meacham;
Post II, Jacob Moore; Post IS, S. c. Robb;
Post ~. ]. T. Clements; Post 20, Lawrence
Wilson.
Members elected by posts-H E. Weaver,
G. H. Slaybaugh, B. F. Chase, VIM A.
Washington, Charles Matthews, Thos Cal
loway, Thos. Calver, ]. ]. Glover, Jas H.
B. Smallwood, S. w. Bunyea, j. Tyler
Powell, H. NJ. Gilman, A. b. FrIsbee, Theo.
Hausman. VIM. H. Honn, Neil McFarla nd,
Or. J: r. Hayes, Samuel McMonigal, E. J.
Representatives from camps of Sons of
Veterabs-Capt ]. B. Pitcher Camp /:
Capt. Ed. r. French Camp 2; Capt Malan-
thol Plummer. Camp 3; Capt. H. VIM.
Riecks. Camp Is; Capt. Leon Turner, Camp
%; Capt Frank NJ. Allen, Camp 40 Cant