The San Francisco call., 1899-05-28
EttOre PatriZi.

trance of the Odd Fellows Cemetery,
when they will proceed to the Grand
Army plat, where the exercises of the
day will be held. Charles Edelman will
be the president of the day. The follow
ing will be the programme:
Minute guns. Naval Battalion. n. G. G
Music Band
80 Charles Edelman. president of the day
Invocation. on.............Rev. DIR. Charles e. Locke
Hymn.
Memorial ode, The Nations Dead...........
Burnett School Choral Band Gmusic by
Original poem...W w Stone. poet of the day
MUSIC Band
Grafton. ion....................Hon James Mcguire
strewing flowers over graves Of departed
Parting salute Lincoln Post Firing Party
America Burnett Choral audience joining
Benediction.
Taps.
The order of parade will be as follows:
General Committee
Lincoln, Garfield Cass Meade and Liberty
Posts
Detachment of Mounted Police
Chief 1. w. Lees, Commanding.
Aid to Chief, Lieutenant George BirdsalI
Rifle Battalion.
capiain Gg0Fge opn snilIana Mftman COMPANY A
Grand Marshal John A Whiteside
Chief of Staff Colonel H, P. Bush
Chief Aid James Herman.
Aids-V. F. Northrop. Abe Loane, j F. VIII
liamS; James H. Riley, NJ: J Collins,
W H. Turner, J. S. French.
Troop Cavalry. N. G. c., Captain NJ Bur
nett, Commanding
band Twenty fourth United States Infantry.
Twenty-fourth United States Infantry Colonel
a. B. Freeman Commanding
Battalion Naval Militia from U. S. s. Marion
Lieutenant Commander Thomas A.
Nerny Commanding.
Fifth Division from Santa Cruz-Lfeutenani
Carl z. Lindsay.
Engineer Division from San Francsco-Lieu.
tenant w. F BOnney
Battery OF -Four Hotchkiss Guns from sar
FTancisco-Lieutenant w. F. Burke
Independent Rifles. Captain L. Schneider Com.
manding.
Golden Gate Company First Regiment, Uni.
form Rank, Knight of Pythias. Cap
tain George w. Monteith
Commanding.
Drum and Bugle Corps
Columbia Park Boys Club Captain c. r.
Alberger Commanding.
Native Sons of Vermont-Hon Edward A. Bel
cher. President
State Of Maine Association-F. w. Hall. Presi.
dent.
Ohio society-Benjamin B. Haskell. President
fraterhal order OF Eagles-Henry Baehr Presi
Companies from the Public schools-Marshal
George s. MiehIing
Hamilton School Military Band
fT1hkilb Ha9bt GRFTammar RTsbnas a Agassiz Edison.
son. Grant Lincoln Grammar
Pupils OF public schools. fiankng the Grand
Army and sbsI spanish n War y.asI yeterans; Mar
4
Fair Oaks Camp No. 15 Sons of Veterans
d. B. Plymire, commanding
Veterans Spanish War, Captain Edgar C. Sut.
life, commanding
Grand Army of the Republic
Firemen's Band
Lincoln Post No. l. George H. Robinson Com.
mander.
James A. Garfield Post No. "a, Ewd s. SaIo.
mon, Commander.
| Colonel Cass Post No. 46. A. B. Donnely
Commander
General George G. Meade Post No. 49, w S
Small S. V. c., COMMANDING
| Liberty Post No. 1873, John Mcdonald Com.
mander.
| Fifty young ladies from Burnett School lin 3
foat)
In Carriages:
President of the day. Charles Edelman
Orator Hon. James G. Mapure
Poet w. W. Stone
Chaplain Dr. Charles Edward Locke
| Reader of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, c. N
| Harris
Secretary of the General Committee Frank FL
lott Myers
| Rev. Lewis Halsey. Chaplain First Regiment
n. G. Arizona
| Miss Blanche Mcclure, in charge of music
Board of Supervisors.
Board of Education
Grand Army Veterans in carriages