The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-27

| L. p. Williams: invocation, Rev. Joseph T
Kelly; American hymn IN Keller. choir:
| Lincoln's Gettysburg address. Edwin B.
Hay. ESQ.,; "Serenade" tSehuhert), Soldiers
| Home Band, poem. The Groves of Sol
| Them Over With Beautiful Flowers
! (StuarD. choir; Grafton, Mr.. James E. Wat
| son: solo. Rest of the Brave: (Dr. Calve.)
| Miss Lillian Calver; reading. In Memo
| lam Miss Marion Lowell: address. Gen.
| George d. Ruggles, Governor Of the home
'Intermezzo Soisfonico" tMascagnD. Sol
| diers' Home Band: closing prayer. Rev.
I Father Hannah, chaplain of the home
| America" choir, assemblage. and band;
taps. Soldiers Home brgler. The extrcisss
| at the cemtery close at 1880 a. M. Pro-
cession headed by the band and post Viii
march to the home grounds. At high room
salute by the home battery will be ilei
/ with hcnors 10 the flag. Star Spangled
| Banner"
| st. Peters Choir-Lucius F. Randolph,
! jr.. conductor; Harry Wheaton Howard,
/ crganist; sopranos. Miss Hattie VI. Richie.
/ Mrs Charles P. SWEET, Miss Mary McMa-
| hon. Miss Elizabeth B. Widdicombe; altos.
| Miss Regina Baptista. Mrs NJ V. Benner
1
ert, Mr.. James S. Hicks Mr. James W.
| Hicks; tenors. Mr.. Lucius r. Randolph, jr.
| Mr.. Charles p SWEET.
] Committee on Reception-Brig Gen.
George d. Ruggles. Bv;. Brig. Gen. r. F.
| Bernard. Major Louis La Garde. Major R.
J c. Parker. Sergt Mai. Henry Kerr. Past
| Post Commander Patrick Ford.
Committee on Observation-Disclosures Re-
| lief Corps. No. II, W. r. c.. Mrs. Mary
! cd hy Ia
and members of the corps.
| Congregational Cemetery.
Under the direction Of Israel W. Stone.
! Junior Vice Department Commander.
| Committee on Observation-Disclosures w.
Stone. Chairman; A. F. Dinsmore, George
| R. Cook
Farragut Post. No. 10. and Relief Corps
with Sunday Schools will assemble on
Pennsylvania Avenue southeast, between
Third and Fourth Streets. at a. m. from
which point they will be transported to
Congressional Cemetery: after decoration
of the graves services will be held begin
ming at 1915 a. m. sharp.
Order of Notwithstanding assembly
bugler; sacred march. Washington Light
Infantry Band; calling assembly to order,
Israel ". Stone: Invocation Rev. A. Nor
man Ward; "our Braves" (Keller), octette;
Lincoln's Gettysburg address. Vincent E.
Lynch: American medley. Washington
Light Infantry Band; poem. Comrade d. ].
Evans: Heroes Beloved" Collin Coe).
octette: Grafton, MIR. Washington Gardner;
war songs selection. Washington Light
Infantry Band: benediction, Rev. A. Nor
man Ward
Memorial Octette-George H. Lillebridge,
B. w. Beebe. W. G. Penney, Harry F.
Smith. DR.. F. ]. Woodman. r. NJ. Mckee.
DR.. Fred II. SWEET ID. Harris Clark; Harry
G. Kimball. accompanist.
Committee of Farragut Post-F A. Lowe.
". W. WalIingford, Dr. A. c. Adams, p.
c. George. James Wood. John Jost. Convis
Parker. George n. RANDY. NJ. V. B. VIII
son. H. H. Bunyea. J. w. Foster. l.. H.
Roth B. F. Graham. A. 7. Maupin. ID.
Weaver, and p. }. Cooksey.
Committee of Farragut Corps-Mrs.
Charlotte A. Kibby. Miss Emma S Kibby,
Mrs Miranda w. Fuller. Mrs. Mary 2. Rip
ley. Mrs. Annie Price. Mrs. ]. Lizzie Brad
ley, Mrs. Sarah C. Mcdonald Mrs Annie
Dykes Mrs. Clara Kalstrom, Mrs Mary H.
Walling. Mrs. Grace NJ. Lowry Mrs Fannie
C. Pratt, Mrs. Jennie Parker. Mrs. Geneva
Dalton. and Mrs Jennie Beavens.
In the Northeast Section.
Assemble at post hall. corner of Eighth
and Streets northeast, at 7:30 a. m, and
proceed to Mount Olivet to decorate graves
there. Assembly sounded by the bugler en-
entering the cemetery, and taps sounded
upon the finishing of the decoration of
graves. Assemble at post hall at 10 a. m
when George H. Thomas Post, W. R. c.,
music and escort will proceed to Prospect
Hill. st. MaIys and Glenwood cemeteries.
Upon arriving at Glenwood the column will
proceed to the chapel. marching 10 the beat
of mufiled drums where the following p.o-
gramme Will be rendered:
Sounding the assembly, bugler; reading
memorial orders, Adjt Samuel Bright;
prayer, Chaplain Honn: selection, by Phil
harmonic Quartette; memorial ceremonies,
officers of George II. Thomas Post; martial
music. drum col 2s; solo. We Decked
Their Graves With Flowers Today" Mr..
Thomas L. Jones; reading of President
Lincoln's Gettysburg address. Comrade j.
B. Dowd: recitation, Night on Shiloh
Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe; singing. chill
dren's choir; address. Mr. Thomas II.
Tongue; martial music, drum corps; bene-
diction. Chaplain Honn: decoration of
graves, George H. Thomas Post. w r. c.,
children and escort; taps, bugler
Committee on Northeast Cemeteries lex
cept Harmony)-Post Commander w. W.
Deloe. Chairman; Edward Webster, Harry
Honn. S. of "; George ii. Thomas Post,
No. Is.
Services Mt 81. EIiznheth's.
Sounding the assembly, 1890 a. m,
bugler; Hail Columbia" Asylum Band;
opening remarks by chairman, Post Com
mander James II. Dony; invocation, Post
Chaplain Rev. n. II. Miller; song. "Tenting
on the Old Camp Ground St Elizabeth
choir; address. A. b. Richardson. NJ. d.,
Superintendent; poem James II. Steven
son; reading President Lincoln's Gettys-
burg address, Comrade A Dawson; solo
and chorus. Battle Hymn of the Repub-
lic," st. Elizabeth choir; "Old Glory"
Asylum Band: Grafton Mr.. John F. Camp
bell; song. HE Giveth His Beloved Sleep
tDanks), St Elizabeth choir; America,
by all present; taps. bugler.
Committee-James H. Dony. post COM
mander. chairman; John A. Logan Post,
No. Is. Henry W. Emo. Rev. W. G. Daven-
port. Adolph S. Gertman. Thomas ]. Put
nam, Alpheus Dawson, John H. Anderson, |
DIR. Edwin H. Grant. Rev. DR.. Nelson II. |
Miller, Arthur Schatz. William II. Peck,
Charles F. Watson; John A. Logan Corps, |
No. Z, Woman's Relief Corps, Mesdaries |
Jane S. Mclean, Emily Frisbie. Sarah T |
Grant, Julia a. Dony. Mary L. Simpson. |
Nina r. Smith, Emily Emo, Carrie ~ |
King. Misses Frances Gertman, Annie An !
derson. |
Oak Hill Cemetery. |
Introductory remarks, master of cere- |
monies; music, Third Cavalry Band: in |
vocation, Rev Frank II. Havenner: music, |