The times., 1897-05-30

Frost, Kate Dalton, Jessie Bruner, Annie
Dorsey, Theodosia willard. Louisa Wellner,
Mrs. Bernbdrdt, Mrs. 7. C Upton. Mrs. 5. 4.
Chapman, Mrs. f II. Wagner. Miss Mary
Howard, Sue p. Gonder. Mrs K.
Meachan, Mrs. Mary Bushby, Mrs
Seymour Indiana Cowling Jennie Parker,
Mary S. Parker, Margaret A. Wea yer, Cor
rine Strickland, Rachel Lee, CorneIia viii
kinson. Ann j. Lyon, Anna E Hoagland,
Vaunetta Lauter, Jennie Richardson, Lu-
cinGa Allen, Mary A Wilton, Elizabeth
Miller, Mrs. r. 3. Sch wickardi, Mrs. VI.
T Anderson, Mrs. F. G Calvert, Mrs.
Caroline Lacy, Mrs. S. A Bunyea, Mrs
George Wheeler. Mary E. Lattin, Mrs Eliz-
aheth Andrus, Mrs. F A Rogia, Maggie
Clara B. Chase, Florence l. HoweIls.
Marian Lewis. Mary A. McCnlloch, Phoebe
vulgem, Esther George, Mary V. Noerr.
Julia Roberts, Louisa Childs, Mary C. Dav-
enport, Mary De Mario, Mary Stout, Mrs.
II L. Arnold, Mrs. George Ferguson, Mrs.
F. l.. McKenna Mrs. Mary Gist, Mrs c.
Z Kalstrom Mrs NJ. a. Mann, Mrs. Sarah
Van Doren. Miss NJ. E Watson, Mrs.
Lizzie Mason and Miss Minnie Cowling.
Committee on Tomb of the Unkno wn'-
Mrs. l. V Hendricks, chairman: Anna A
Peck, Julia NJ. Layton, Helen j. Durfee
and Lena G. Shepherd.
Fl. NJ Gilman, chairman: Mrs. Thomas
Caiver, Mrs Harriet L Vining, Mrs Nellie
c. Royce, Mrs. Florence c. George, Mrs
Celia Sneden, Mrs. Emma j Yingling,
Mrs. Nora B. Atkinson, Mrs Charles B.
Nichols. Mrs H A Thompson, Mrs Celynda
W. Ford, Miss Celynda Ford, Miss Mary
E Shannon, Miss Martha L. Pearson, Mrs
Emma Sayles, Mrs. Stella Harbour, Mrs
E. H K Davis, Miss Emma Houchen, Miss
Almira Brown, Miss Katie Webber. Mrs
Belle Champion, Mrs. Sophie Stummel, Mrs
Ann E. Gridley, Mrs. Alice Burgess and
AIRS H NJ Gilman
Transportation-Cha Matthews, chair
man: q. w. Lacy and q II Slayhaugh
Music Nathan Bickford, chairman: Geo
c. Ross, \. H. Frear, Fred G Calvert and
Charles F Consaul, S. V
Reception "A. II G.. Richardson, chair
man, and the department officers and
past department commanders
Auditing NJ. I. Anderson, chairman,
E J. Sweet and II. E Weaver.
In Charge at Cemeteries.
Soldiers Home-Dr. J. F. Raub, senior
vice department commander, chairman;
Jacob Moore, Augustus Williams, q S
Wbitnore, 5. V, assisted by Henry Wilsoi
Post, No. II.
Congressional Cemetery. E. McCa.,s,
junior vice department commander, chair
man; A. F Dinsmore, George r. Cook, w
II. Henning, assisted by Farragut Post,
No 10
Oak Hill and Holy Rood-F. W Storcn,
chairman Rudolph Uliner, H E. Weaver.
assistedby GeorgeU. Norris Post, No -.
Glenwood, Graceland and Mount OIiTet
B. P. Entriken, chairman; w. H. Honn,
Samuel Croft, S. V, assisted by George
r. Thomas Post, No. i5.
Battle Ground, Rock Greek Peter McCiirr,
chairman: NJ. a Dillon, T. w. West, Ma
lanothon Plummer, and Leon Turner, $ V
Harnony-G. H Boston, chairman, assist
cd by Post M. 4
Tomorrow evening at the Western Pres
byterian Church, Fl street, above Nine
teenth, the pastor, Rev. Howard Wilbur
Ennis, will preach by invitation a Memo
rial Day Sermon to the Sons OF Veterans
and their guests, all Sons of Confederate
Veterans. A cordial invitation is also ex-
tended to all veterans of both armies to
be present. There will be special musical
program.