The herald., 1898-02-22
UNION VETERANS WILL PARADE
Camp Fire and Literary Exercises at
Hazards Pavilion Afternoon
and Evening

North on Spring to Fourth, east OF
Fourth to Main, north on Main t
Third. west on Third to Spring, north OF
Spring to First, west on First to Broad
way, south on Broadway to Fifth, ives
on Fifth to the pavilion.
PARADE FORMATION
Formation will be as follows:
Rifle Squad of Police, in charge of Capt
w. c. Roberts.
Escort Of Honor, Capt. Charles How
lands Troop of Cavalry.
Soldiers Home Cornet Band.
The Soldiers Home Band.
Chief Marshal c. F. Derby and Aids
Veterans from the Soldiers Home, AZ
follows:
Uncle Sam Post, Commander Andrew r
Earl.
Veteran Legion. Commander Nose.
Wiley.
John A. Martin Post, Commander Jos
H. Keeney.
Naval Veteran Association, Commando,
John Stratton.
Rosecrans Camp, Sons Of Veterans.
Long Beach Post.
Godfrey Post, Pasadena
Dan Bidwell Post, Norwalk.
Glendale Post.
Fort Fisher Post, Santa Monica.
Pomona Post.
Shiloh Post, Compton.
Burnside Post, Azusa.
Veteran Drum Corps. under Captain
Sam Kutz.
Kenesaw Post, Stanton Post, Bartlett.
Logan Post, Los Angeles.
The tickets for admission to the pa
vilion will be issued to the comrades IL
line. No one will be admitted into the
building until the parade reaches the
same. Comrade William Young ha:
been appointed chief of staff and will be
obeyed and respected accordingly. Cap.
tain Henry Enispar has been appointed
chief bugler by direction of c. F. Derby
chief marshal.
Those admitted to the dinner at Haz-
ards pavilion at IL o'clock and to the
campfire at Q, will all be ex-union vet.
Grams, soldiers and sailors of the late
war, their wives, widows of veterans
army nurses, members of the Woman's
Relief corps, ladies of the G. A. R. and
kindred patriotic organizations.
AFTERNOON EXERCISES
At 2 o'clock the following program
is arranged for the union veterans
campfire, with Judge B. N. Smith pre-
siding and all addresses limited to ten
minutes:
Music, Veteran Drum Corps.
Invocation, Rev. VIII A. Knighten.
Call to order, Comrade B. N. Smith.
Music. Soldiers Home Cornet Band.
Address. Capt. c. M. Simpson.
Music, Veteran Drum Corps.
Address, Comrade A. c. Shafer.
Vocal solo, Mrs. Lillian Werth- -Fruhling.
Recitation. Comrade ]. NJ Ferris.
Address, Ex-Governor H. H. Markham.
Music, Soldiers Home Cornet Band.
Address, Col r. B. Treat
Recitation Gin costume), Miss Grace Balm
ter.
Music, Veteran Drum Corps.
Address, Comrade H. c. Gooding.
The Poetry of Motion, Ethel M. Ingram.
Address, Gen. H. A. Pierce.
Music, Soldiers Home Cornet Band,
EVENING PROGRAM
The evening program will begin at 1880
sharp. Capt. F. j. Cressey will pre-
side, and the program has been arranged
with the following music and short
addresses:
Reception of Confederate veterans, Capt.
s. r. Thorp, commander.
Music, G. A. r. Veteran Drum Corps.
Invocation. Comrade A. B. Morrison,
Call to order, Chairman Cressey
Music, Soldiers Home Cornet Band
Address GO minutes), Ex-Gov. John L. Bey-
eridge.
Marching Thro' Georgia, comrades and
audience.
Address (20 minutes), Gen. Johnstone
Jones.
Music, Veteran Drum Corps.
The Star Spangled Banner, Miss Beresford
Joy.
Poem and recitation. Mrs. Mary E. Hart.
Vocal solo (chorus Of male quartet). Mrs. 7
Beatrice Roam.
Address Q0 minutes). Mr.. Byron L. oliver.
Music, Cornet Band.
Address 90 minutes). Mr.. VIII A. Harris.
Music on the Rappahannock, Mrs. Leonora
Allen-O' Brien.
Address. Hon. NJ Blackstock.
Music, Soldiers Home Cornet Band.
Visiting comrades temporarily in the
city are cordially invited to join in all the
exercises OF the day. All persons, ladies'
Or gentlemen, entering the pavilion dur
ng the day time must hand to the door
keepers a card, or paper, giving their
'ull name, postoff1ce, and regiment. ves-
sci, post or organization to which thew
belonged.
The evening exercises, at 7:s0 o'clock,
sharp, the reunion Of the blue and the
gray, will be open to the public and free
10 everyone. At this meeting the entire
over floor and the seats on the plat
'orm will be reserved-until 7:15 o'clock
,nly-for the veterans of the union and
he confederate armies and their wives. !
and the specially invited guests.
Colonel Henry Glaze, officer OF the day.
assisted by Comrade Fred w. Stein,
'hief usher, will be in full charge OF the
pavilion, the admission thereto and the
,olice arrangements.
Miss Nollie Bauchet Of Los .Anreles q