Evening star., 1901-05-25
HONOR THE DEAD
MEMORIAL SERVICES TO BE HELD
TOMORROW IN LOCAL CHURCHES.
Organizations Unite-Those
Who Have Died During the Year
Special Program.

Tomorrow has been set apart by the
Union Veteran organizations and their aux
iliaries of this city for holding memorial
services in honor of members who have
died during the past year. The Union Vet
eran Union will carry out an extensive pro-
gram at Foundry NJ. f. Church at IL
o clock; Henry Wilson Post, No. IT, G. A.
R.. will meet at Stanley Hall. Soldiers
Home, at o'clock; the members of G. A.
r. posts in the city will listen to a sermon
by the Rev. Frank Bristol in the Metro
politan NJ. E. Church in the evening at 8
o'clock, to which the members of all kim
dred organizations have been invited; serv-
ices under the auspices of the Union Vet
eran Legion will be held at Grace Reformed
Church in the evening, and Rev. A. p Mil
ler will deliver a special sermon to the
members of Sumner Post. G. A. r., in the
evening at o'clock in Lincoln Memorial
Church.
Union Veteran Union.
Members of the Union Veteran Union
have been ordered by their commander,
Gen. James F. Meecham. to assemble on
New York avenue between 18th and l4th
streets at 1870 o'clock tomorrow morning
AT 1915 the column will march down 18th
street to G street and take seats reserved
for them In Foundry NJ. E. Church. A
special sermon for the occasion will be de-
liyered by the Rev. Luther B. Wilson, pas
tor Of the church. 1t is expected that.
with the auxiliary organizations which are
invited to be present, at least 500 persons
will assemble, representing the organiza-
tiOn.
At the sOldiers' Home.
Thirty-six names make up the mournful
list at the Soldiers Home Roll call with
taps will follow the opening Of the exer-
cises in Stanley Hall at o'clock The ex-
ercises will include as special musical feat
ures a trio sung by Misses Bertha Caron
and sophia F'ritsch and Mr.. J. Harry Davis;
soprano solo by Miss Matte Gibson; alto
solo by Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish; BARI
tone solo by DR.. ]. c. Exner. A sermon
will be delivered by Rev. Gustav Facfus.
The roll OF deceased comrades includes
Plus Hafiey, Henry Ellerhorst, Emile r.
G. Gates. Dennis OBrien, Charles A.
Hofer, Stephen Lawless. William Y Deere.
David L. Williams, Thomas Casey, Reuben
Sugden, David Allen, jeremiah Hockman.
Charles Enz Johnson Karl, George Krager.
James Williams, Charles Miller, John Con-
don. Charles Chambers, James Fitzpatrick.
Patrick Gillespie. Charles Werner, Albert
Farr, Timothy Connell, Thomas Maxim
Mark B. Rue, Thomas r. East, Thomas s
Cook. Thomas Evans, John Brannigan,
John Dolan, Martin v. Booz, William Ker-
nahan, Joseph Brounlee, Giovanni Perigo
and Marcel Przygodinski.
Union Veterans' LEGION
At Grace Reformed Church. 18th street
between Rhode Island avenue and street,
the members Of Encampment No. 80, Union
Veteran Legion, will assemble at o'clock
in the evening. The sounding Of the "as-
sembly" by the post bugler will open the
exercises. An anthem will be sung by
the choir and after prayer by the chap
lain. William H. Womersly, an address will
be delivered by Col ]. Edwin Browne. The
names of the dead since last Memorial day
will be read by Adjutant o. e. Caruana
The list includes Adam H. Beck, Leander
w. Clifford. Daniel P. Leech. James D.
Power, James T. Swendells, Joseph Jouy,
David Morgan, James D. Brady.
The vacant chairs will be crowned by
Lieut.. Col Daniel A. Babcock and Ma3or
Harrison L. Dean will crown the chair Il.
honor of the patriotic women of the war
Addresses will be delivered by Past Col
Nathaniel Shatswell and Rev. J. M. Schick.
pastor of the church. After the benediC-
ton, taps will close the exercises