The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-31

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pot at 900, $3.50 to 1915 a. m. Upon
arrival of each section of the train one
hour viii be given for greetings of fam
lilies and relatives of the soldiers. Fifth
street will be reserved exclusively for
this purpose and each company will
have a designed location where they
can meet relatives without delay or
confusion
THE PARADE
will form on Fifth street, east right
resting on Quincy and will move at HOO
a. M, in the following order:
1. Chief Marshal General J. w. r.
Hughes and staff mounted.
2 MarshalIS band.
q The governor and staff mounted.
T. First Diyision-Grand Army of the
Republic, Colonel o. H. Coulter COM
handing.
5. Brigadier General Frederick Fun
ston and wife in decorated carriage
with special escort.
G. The Twentieth Kansas preceded by
their band.
sey, commanding: Battalion Fourth
Missouri volunteers, preceded by their
regimental band; TWenty-frst Kansas
volunteer TWenty-second Kansas vol
Unteers; TWenty-third Kansas Volun-
teers.
8. Third Division-Captain T. S. Stow
er, commanding: WamegO Girl cadets;
Boyd's Girl cadets; st. Johns Military
school cadets; Kansas State Agricul-
tural college cadets.
Amy other organizations. armed and
equipped, reporting for duty will be as
signed to this division.]
g. Fourth Division-Colonel p. M.
Hoisington, commanding: First regi-
ment Infantry, Kansas National Guard;
Second regiment infantry, Kansas Ma
tional Guard; batteries A and B, First
Light artillery, K. N. G.
The salute of II guns will be fired, af-
ter which the parade will move on
Quincy street, to First street, to KAN
sas avenue, to Ninth street. to Jackson
street, south on Jackson street to a
point where the parade will column
right, marching directly west, passing
reviewing stand on south approach to
state capitol. After passing in review,
the column will be massed in column
by battalionS in front of the reviewing
stand, where the exercises attending
the return of the flags to the state and
the presentation of the sword to Gen
eral Funston will take place.
Other bands will be assigned to the
parade by the chief marshal.
CEREMONIES AT THE STATE
HOUSE.
Master of ceremonies, Hon. Frank
Doster. Upon the arrived of the regi-
ment at the state house the school chill
dren will sing America" led by NJ. G.
Holman and accompanied by Marshalls
band. This will be followed by the re-
turn of the regimental eolOrs by Colonel
Wilder s. Metcalf and their reception
by Governor w. E. Stanley on behalf of
the state.
Following the return and reception
of the cOlors General J. K. Hudson will
present the souvenir sword to General
Frederick Funston and General Fun
ston will respond. Upon the conclusion
of these ceremonies the regiment will
be marched by companies to the ban
quet hall.
THE BANQUET
The banquet will be served in Lii
brary hall in the state capitol by the
Grocers' and Butchers association.
Covers will be laid for nine hundred
The following committee will have i'm
mediate charge of the reception and
seating of the regiment: j. J. Lannan,
Chairman; D. J. Dickinson, W. H.
Davis, E. p. Baker, T. A. Reagle, Geo.
Mccoy, H. D. Cornish, Otto Kuehne,
]. S Sproat, J. Z. Moore, V. Kistler,
W. H. Burns, c. w. Myers, w. H. Gill
fllan, Nate Robbins.
The following committee of matrons
appointed by the City Federation of
Clubs will have charge of the tables
and the $50 young lady walters, viz:
K. Hudson, Mrs. c. A. Fellows, Mrs.
Q. J. Drew. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hale Mrs J,
T. LOvewell, Mrs. Jas. A. Troutman,
Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland, Mrs. Robert
Steele, Mrs. W. S. Charles, Mrs. John
Mowers, Mrs. W. A. Johnston.
Music will be furnished during the
banquet by the High School orchestra.
Bouquets will be distributed by the
From to 6 o'clock lunch will be
served the members of the Twentieth
at the same place and under the super
vision of the same organizations and
committees.
AFTERNOON ENTERTAINMENT.
The state house will be open for Wis
ttorS during the day and from 2 to
p. m. Watson's orchestra will be sta
toned in the house of representa- tives
and Steinberg's orchestra in the senate
chamber.
Band stands will be erected at the
intersections of Kansas avenue and
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh Eighth
and Ninth streets, Ninth and Jackson,
Ninth and Harrison, Tenth and Van
Buren,. From until $3.50 p. m. the fol-
lowing bands are requested to render
a programme of their own selection at
the hour indicated:
Fourth and Kansas avenue-Wameg
2 o'clock; Alta Vista, PAS ,
Fifth and Kansas avenue-Eskridge
2 o'clock; Fences, PAS.
Sixth and Kansas avenue-AbiIene, 2
O'Clock; Salina, PAS.
Seventh and Kansas avenue-Girard,
2 O'Clock; Fourth Missouri Regiment
band, PAS.
Eighth and Kansas avenue-Horton,
2 o'clock; Reading, PAS.
Ninth and Kansas avenue-Kansas
City, 2 o'clock; Wabaunsee County,
Ninth and Jackson-Junction City,
o'clock.
Ninth and Harrison-Mound City, 2
o'clock.
Tenth and Van GENERALIZATION.
o'clock.
If band leaders will furnish pro-
grammes in time they will be printed
for the information of the public
At O'Clock p. m. all the bands in the
city, including visiting bands, will be
modified at Ninth and Kansas ave-
nue. under the leadership of the regi-
mental band of the Twentieth Kansas
and parade the avenue playing "A Hot
Time" The audience will please rise
and sing
After the disturbance the visiting
bands viii occupy the band stands on
Kansas avenue.
Band concerts from $50 to 1880 as