The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-05-29

posed OF Comrade H. W Emo, chairman,
John A Logan Post, No IS; Messfs A. Ia
vison J. Dony. A. Gertnan, E. Fl. Grant,
W H Peck, ]. f. Snow, {. Robey, j. h.
Dawson. ]. H Anderson. John a. Logan
Corps, No Z. W. r. C.-Mesdames Emo,
Dony. Peck. Leonard and simmons.
Oak Hill aud Huly Rood Cemeteries.
Openlngremarks by chairman. B. T. Janney
Music NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Band
Invoca ton ........ Rev. W. s. o. Thomas
"Tenting on The Old Camp Ground" Mr.
Happier, Mrs. Kelser, Miss Z. NJ. Chase,
and Mr., Jones.
Sele elton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Banu
SOIo-"One Sweetly Solemn Thought,
Mr.. Jones.
Grafton ............HOn. w. II. King NJ. {.
Selection ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Band
Solo-"My Soul Thrsteth". Mrs. Kelser
Ben. ciction .......Rev. W. :. o. Thomas
Rev. Father Mccarthy will deliver the
address at the Holy Rood Cemetery.
Other Cemeteries.
George II. Thomas Post, No. 10, will
hold memorial services at 1880 a. m. AT
Northeast Temple, corner of and
Twelfth streets northeast, for the patn-
otto dead who are buried at GlenwCod
Prospect Hill, st. Mary's, Olivet, and
Graceland. The procession, beaded by
Second Regiment National Guard Band,
and composed Of the Fifth Battalion,
Second Regiment, National Guard, under
command of Major Simonson; Sunday
schools of the northeast, George ii. Thorn
as Post, No. 10, G.. A. r.; George H.
Thomas Camp, Sons of Veterans; George
H. Thomas Corps, No. IL, W. K C.,
Ladies Aid to Sons of Veterans, and citi-
zens generally will form on Eighth street
northeast, right resting on II street at 10
O clock sharp. Immediately upon the
formation of the column the procession
will move along II street to Northeast
Temple, where the following program viii
be rendered:
Reading Memorial Orders. Adjt. W. W. Deloe
Words to Post and Welcome to Audience,
Commander B. P. Entrikin
Memorial Ceremonies. Officers Thomas Post
Memorial of Flowers........ 46 little girls
Guarding the Flag. little boys
Reading Of President Lincoln's Address at
Gettysburg.
Poem, Forget Them Not original,
Comrade E. Bookings
Solo. Miss Bessie Beadle
Grafton Chas. A. Davis, Son of Veteran
Song, "Old Glory"
Little Josephine Faulkner
Recitation. ...... Master Ed NJ. Webster
Adrdess by Col j S. Brigham, Assistant
Secretary of Agriculture.
Song, Nearer, My God, to Thee
Audience
Benediction. Rev. John L. Walsh
The following named comrades constitute
the S97 memorial committee:
Department Officers.
Thomas s. Hopkins, department comman-
der, chairman; Dr. j F. Raub, senior vice
department commander; j. E. McCabe,
Junior vice department commander; Arthur
Hendricks, assistant adjutant general,
secretary; j. Tyler Powell, assistant quar-
termaster general, treasurer.
Past Department Commanders.
a. G. h Richardson, George E. Corson,
william Gibson, N NJ. Brooks, c. p.
Lincoln, NJ. Emmett Urell, A. F. Dins-
more, Nathan Bickford, B. F. Hawkes.,
Harrison Dingman, s. s. BUrdett, j. B.
Burke, w S. Odell, j. NJ. Pipes, s. f.
Faunce, NJ T. Anderson, John McElr0y.
Post Officers.
Post No 1, R. B. Scbwickardi, con.nan-
der: H. E. Weaver, representative Post
No. 2, L. a. Randolph, commander; G. II.
Slaybaugh, representative. Post No. 3,
John Bresnahan, commander: B. F. Chase,
representative. Post No. 4. James Wells
commander; G H. Poston, Representatives