The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-27
DETAILS FOR MAY 80
MEMORIAL DAY COMMITTEE COM
PLETES IT'S PROGRAMME
FOR THE DAY
MEETING AT THE AUDITORIUM

Capt. w. I'll. Harries and Thomas r..
Kane the Speakers - Line of
March for the Parade Order of
Exercises at the Various Gene
on Preparations.
| The Memorial day committee consist
| Ing of DR.. o. S. Pine, Henry Hazenwin-
| kle, George II. Irish, j. w. Finehout and
Maj. E. D. Libbey, met yesterday after
| noon in DR.. Pines office and put the fin
fishing touches on the Memorial day pro-
| gramme. The exercises of the day at
Oakland cemetery are in charge of Gar
field post
The following programme has been an
| nounced for the Auditorium exercises, to
be held in the afternoon:
| Memorial Dirge-
Minnesota State band, Prof. C. M. Sell
ing, Leader.
Prayer. .......Rev. DR.. S. G. Smith
Music
st. Paul High School Chorus under di-
rection of Miss Elsie Shave.
Reading of Lincoln's Gettysburg Speech
Music-"Columbia"-
Miss Celeste LIE Fevre Coghlan
Accompanied by Minnesota State Band.
w. H. Harris, J. " Commander De-
partment Minnesota G. A. r.
St. Paul High School Chorus, under d.
dection of Miss Elsie NJ. Shave
The Empire of the Brave and the Free
Miss Elizabeth Wood
Address Thomas R. Kane, Esq.
Dream Sweetly Dream. Band
Star Spangled Banner
Miss Celeste LIE Feyre Coghlan
America. BY the Audience
Benediction.
AT OAKLAND CEMETERY.
Services at Oakland cemetery are ar
ranged as follows: Assembly, $3.50 a. M.
First order will be reading of orders from
department headquarters, followed by the
decoration of graves by G. A. r. posts,
assisted by school children; bugle calls
assembly at Soldiers Rest, 10 a. M; dec
Grafton of graves at Soldiers Rest by
Garfield post assisted by Sons of Veter-
ans; invocation, Rev. ]. D. Paxton: read
ing Lincoln's Gettysburg address, by
Capt. J. w. Finehout; address, Rev. J..
D. Paxton; music.
OTHER CEMETERIES.
The following committees have been an
| nounced to look after the cemeteries,
other than Oakland. At Calvary the par
ochfal school children will assist the COM
| mittee named:
Calvary Cemetery William o,Gorman.
o'Connor. Mrs. Mary Sligo Mrs. Ellen
Strong. Mrs. Ida Mills. Joseph Smith,
Mrs. Joseph Smith. Mrs. Dora johnson
Fort ,1 Smelling ling; CemeterynJoe L. Brig
lory. George o. Austin. Mary Aney, Ruth
Edith Johnson. Miss Clyde Snyder.
Forest Cemetery-Henry Morris, Mrs
Richard Paule. Mrs. F. White. g. W.
Rinker. F. A. Wiss. Anna Might, J. D.
Neff, Anna Dennr, Miss Sophia Lightner.
PARADE LINE OF MARCH.
The parade will form at Rice park at
l:S0 p m. sharp Tuesday A signal bat
terry gun will be fired at Las and a start
ing gun will follow fifteen minutes later
The following will be the line of march:
Third to Seven corners, Seventh to Sixth.
TO S1bley, to SEVENTH. to Minnesota, to
Eighth, to Auditoriurn =:
The following Is the or1er'of march. as
revised and corrected by the committee
yesterday:
Chief and Platoon of Mounted Police.
f Ghlsf M Mfarss s. Hen Hasenwinkle
Atds-de-Camp-W. 8. Eberman, Frank
Kluckhorn. J.: B. St. Clair. -
y FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal-Col T. A Barker.
Aids-de-Camp-Ma E. B. Libbey, q. #.
Kenrick. VIM. MINER
Minnesota State Band.
Minnesota National Guard
ET Wso sGs,, Of the panishsAmerican
Army and Navy Union.
STEMS Band
Gov Camp amp No No |; Sons rs OF Veterans;
Schiffman. Commander.
Gettysburg Post No. 14S G. A. r. E. H.
Wood, Commander.
Ack AGkeF Pd Post NJ Fife g, and q DRUM Corps
Henry, Commander
Soldiers Home Fife and Drum Corps.
Garfield Post No, 8. G: A: R. o. S. Pine.
Invited Guests in Carriages.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal-George H Irish.
Aids-de-Camp i: II. B. Beebe, George
H. Fitch J. P. Lyon.
Junior Pioneers.
Modern Woodmen.
knights Of Pythias and Other Fraternal
Societies
THIRD DIVISION
MARSHALL. C. Mallory
Aids-de-Camp-H Weaver, A. L. Win
Postof1ca Rand snip ? ni,,orv 1aadar
Postoffice Carriers and EMPLOYEES, Fl. J.
Hadlich, Commander
Eldridge Zouaves.
High School Chorus and Scholars.
Citizens in Carriages.
COMMITTEES IN CHARGE.
The following are the committees from
the G. A R. posts and women's auxiliary
societies that have the Memorial day
programme in charge:
Executive Committee DR.. Q. S. Pine,
chairman; E. F. Kenrick, j. w. Devore.
Finance Committee-GeOrge 0. Austin,
chairman. w; B. Robinson. w. s. Eber
man, R: A; Becker, l. L. Mahan, w. H.
I. II. B. Beebe.
Printing and Programme-Joe L. Brig
ham, chairman; Henry "A. Morse, Allen
Swaine
Music-E. F. Kenrick and Miss Elsie M.
Shave.
Locating and Flagging of Graves-Oak-
Allen swaine, Calvary cemetery, F. x.
Rotter Martin McDonough. New Luth-
eran cemetery, F. ]. Devore. Dennis
Fort Smelling, Joe L. Brigham, Geo. o.
Austin, G. Fl. Fitch.
Patrick Henry, M. K. Williams, E. H.
Drake, H; M. schiffman, J: II. Bryant.
AuditoT r.1I1 E I Heyt, chairman;
Outlook, Ed. Barden. D: A. Beevers Sam
Badger, Mrs Laura Hickman, Mrs. Luz
cas-. Mrs. e; B. Meeker Mrs Anna Z.
Aitkens, Miss Eva Messenger.
Transportation-John Neff. chairman:
Joseph A. Lathrop, E. H. Milham, Blim
CLANCY, E. R. Maize, Allen Swaine, Mrs
Ida Frfck Mrs. Kate Maxwell, Mrs. E.
T. Jones, Mrs: Malyina Devore. Mrs. R.
v. st. Clair, Mrs. c.. H. Schultz, Mrs NJ
E. Thompson, Mrs. Jennie Floody, Mrs
| Lucy Robinson. Mrs. f. H. Milham, Mrs:
M. e. Kennedy. Mrs. E.. Whiting, Mrs.
| Ella Floody, Mrs Nellie Morse Miss Ida
| Lightner, Mrs Mildred Moak Miss Rose
schiffman Miss Eva Messenger; Luther
/ HaunipRnr T. ID. Mason Mrs Aua1io