The times., 1899-05-28

ls6l-65,'' Hon. John NJ Thurs.on music, ''The
Palms" Marine Band; soprano solo and chorus,
''Infammatus,' from "stshst Mater" Rossini,
Miss Hattie II. Ritchie, chorus by st. Peters
choir; address, The United States Navy in Span
isli-American War. 1s9s,r DR.. Frank Bristol;
music, "Cujus Anma.'' Rossiili. Marine Band
My Country, 'Tis of Thee" Marine Band, choir,
and audience.
st. Peters choir-Sopranos Miss Hattie NJ.
Ritehie, Mrs Charles P. Sweet and Miss Mary
+. McAialon; altos, Misses Regina Baptista and
Mamie Collan; tenors, Messrs. Lueius +. Ran
dolph, jr., and Charles P. Sweet; bassos, Messrs
Ed b. Fox, James F. Eckert, and Russell o. Alb
bott; organist, Miss Dorothy Houchen; conduc-
tor, Mr.. Lucius f. Randolph, jr.
The services at Soldiers Home Gene
terry will be conducted by 6. H. Slaybaugh,
Senior Vice Department Commander. The
programme will be as follows.
Sounding assembly, 9:45 a. M. Soldiers Home
buGler; Departed Days" soldies' Home Band;
calling the assembly to order, G{ H. Saybaugh,
S. " Commander. Chairman; Invocation. Rev. II.
Allen Griffith Chaplain Of the home; The Rest
OF the Brave (Calver). Miss Emma Houchen;
Lincoln's Gettysburg address, Comrade J. c. S.
Burger; Schuberts "Serenade,' Soldiers Home
Band; poem, 'The Voices of the Flowers" DIR.
Thomas Calver; Softly Now the Light of Day
F. G. Illsley), quartette of St Peters choir;
Grafton, Rev. NJ. W. HANNA, D. D.; dropping
From the Ranks One by One tRinsey). SOLO Mr..
Ed b. Fox; chorus, st. Peters choir; address
Monastery Bells'' Soldiers Home Band; closing
prayer, Rev. Father Harman, Chaplain of the
Home; America" St Peters choir and as
semblage, band accompaniment; salute, Soldiers
Home Battery; "To Thee, My Country" Soldiers
Home Band; taps, Soldiers Homo bugler.
Elaborate programmes have been pre-
pared for the Congressional, Glenwood,
Prospect Hill, st. Marys. Mount olivet.
Oak Hill, Holy Rood, and Harmony Gene
fariac and EItzahatb'c Svlnpo
The executive committee on the arrange
ments is as follows:
Department Ohicers-Calvin Farnsworth
Department Commander; George H. Slay-
baugh, Senior Vice Department Com
mander; A. B. Grunwell Junior Vice Com
mander; B. f. Chase, Assistant Adjutant
General; ]. II. Devices, Assistant Quarter
master General; J. r. Hayes, NJ D.. Medi-
cal Director; Rev. w. H. Honn, Chaplain.
Past Department Commanders-Frank II.
Sprague. B. F. Hawkes.. a. H. G. Rich
ardson, George E. Corson, Harrison Ding
man, C. C. Royce, William Gibson, S. S.
Burdett, N NJ. Brooks, Jerome B. Burke,
Charles P. Lincoln, w. S. odell, NJ. Emmett
Urell, J. NJ. Pipes, A. F. Dinsmore, s. E.
Faunce, Nathan Bickford, NJ. T. Anderson,
John McElroy, Thomas S. Hopkins, Arthur
Hendricks.
Hiram Buckingham, Commander Post
No. l; C. F. Noske, Representative. n. n.
Mccullough, Commander Post No. 2; T. C.
Upton, Representative. George NJ. Rowe,
Commander Post No. 5; G. W. Hazer, Rep
resentative. S. W. Herbert, Commander
Post No 4; Randall Bowie, Representative.
Asaph Dodge Commander Post No. s.;
Chas. Matthews, Representative. A. D.
Albert, Commander Post No. 6; Thomas
Galloway, Representative. w. NJ. Seton,
Commander Post No. I; Thomas Calver,
Representative. A. F. Sperry, Commander
Post No. s; NJ. NJ. Lewis, Representative.
W. H. Grimshaw, Commander Post No. g.;
w. H. Liverpool, Representative. Stan
ton Weaver Commander Post No. 10; Con-
Wis Parker, Representative. Gustav Kah-
lert, Commander Post No. II; ]. Tyler
Powell, Representative. II. W. Emo, Com
mander Post No. 10; a. 3. Frisbie, Repre-
sentative J. II. Jennings, Commander
Post No. Il; Peter McGirr, Representative.
B. P. Entrikin, Commander Post No. Is;
Edward Webster, Representative. J. S.
Hoover, Commander Post No. II; Jacob
Moore, Representative. Rudolph Ullmer,
Commander Post No. 10; C. NJ. Robinson,
Representative. r. NJ. Calhoun. Command
er Post No. 20; E. J. Sweet, Representative.
]. W. Butcher, Commander Post No. 81;
l.. A. Cornish, Representative.
Sons of Veterans-Charles p Jacobs,
Captain Camp No. /; w. A. Middleton,
Acting Captain Camp No. 2; Chas. S. Da-
Wis, Captain Camp No. 90; Robert NJ. Wee
din, Captain Camp No. 81; G. c. Billings,
Captain Camp No. 3S.
The District National Guard will partiei-
pate in the parade and will form on Penn
sylvania Avenue in front oflthe Armory.