The Washington times., 1902-05-29

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Jacob Moore and John 5. Hoover, Henry
Wilson Post, No. l.. Decoration ot
graves-oficers and members Of La
faye,te Corps. No. 10. W. X. c.. Mrs
Lulu Hauptman, president; Mrs. Lucy
| p. Graham. secretary.
At Congressional Cemetery.
At Congressional Cemetery the scrv-
ices will be under the direction of Chair
man Abraham Hart. Junior vice depart
ment commander. and chairman Of INC
committee on arrangements. His as
sistants will be Convis Parker. y T.
Dinsmore, James Wood. Francis b
/ Wheaton.
Farragut Post, No. 10, and relief corps
with sunday schools, will assemble or
| Pennsylvania Avenue southeast, between
| Third and Fourth Streets, at $50 a. IN.
from which point they will be trans
ported to Congressional Cemetery; after
decoration of the graves services will he
held beginning at $50 a. m. sharp.
The following order of exercises will
be observed:
/ Sounding the assembly. y..........-....-.B .Bugler
.'Chopin's Funeral March h''...............
Washington Light Infantry Band.
Calling the assembly to order. Abraham Hart,
Junior vice department commander.
Nearer. My God, To Thee..............
Choir and assembly.
Invocation. J. c. Nicholson.
American hyrnn (N Keller Choir.
Lincoln's Gettysburg address.
Mr. Clarence L. Parker.
| "In McTnoriam' ''...............-.......-
Washington Light Infantry Band.
Poem. m........-......-::.;.C .C9mFade d; y. Ivan:
Cover Them Over With Beautiful Flowers.
(Stewartl. .................---..... thoiT.
Grafton. Hon. Edward +. Seeds.
War Songs, selections. ons.....-............-.
Washington Light Infantry Band.
/ "hucrica'' a''.............. Choir and assembly.
Bcnediction Rev. ]. c. Nicholson.
National Salute.
The members OF the choir are: A. W.
II. Ferris, conductor: Mrs. A. J. Brown.
organist. Sopranos-Mrs. n. d. Drexel.
Mrs. F. H Deland. Mrs. c. n. Heitinger.
Mrs. William ID. Henderson, Mrs. A. w.
II. Ferris. Altos Miss F. Bateman,
Miss G. NJ. Deland, Mrs. Smith. Tenors-
DR.. a. J. Brown, Mr.. 4. ". Trivett, Mr..
A. w H. Ferris. Basses-Mr. F. II. De-
land. Mr.. f. A. Muir.
Committee OF Farragut Post--George
C. Acton. S W. Bunyea. H. II. Bunyea,
George r. Cook. p. ]. Cooksey, J. w.
Foster. b. F. Graham. p. C. George,
John Jost. A. Kalstrom, F. a. Lowe, G.
w. Mockabee. Donald McCathran. r. j.
Nicholson, z. II. Ripley, VI. V. B. VIII
son. W. W. Wallingsford. Darwin,
Weaver.
Committee of Farragut Corps-Mrs. NJ.
walling. Mrs. NJ. A. George. Mrs. c
Kalstrom, Mrs. J. A. Bruner. Mrs. J. E.
Bradley. Mrs. A. NJ. Dykes, Mrs. G. NJ.
Lowry. Mrs. ]. Parker. Mrs. Williamson,
Miss /. Shanahan. Mrs. NJ Morgan, Mrs.
NJ. W Fuller, Miss NJ. Mundell, Mrs. NJ.
Licarione.
Cemetery at st. Elizabeth's.
At the cemetery connected with the
Government Hospital for the Insane the
exercises will begin at l0:30 o'clock, and
will te as follows:
Sounding the assembly. 1880 a. M. .Bugler.
'Sons Of America" 81. Elizabeth Band
Opening remarks. ..............:.-.
Post commander. Dr. y. II. Miller.
Invocation .-..........--..-...-.-.-
Post chaplain, Rev. W. G. Davenport.
St Elizabeth choir.
A. D. Richardson, VI. D., superintendent.
Poem .............Col DC Witt c. SPrague.
President Lincoln's Gettysburg address.
Cornrade A. o. Frisbio.
"slecp Thy Last Sleep. st. Elizabeth Band.
Grafton Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury. Hon. ". f Ailcs.
"Tcnting Oh the Old Camp Ground" -.
St Elizabeth choir.
penedction ion.................Thc The commander
Taps.
Committee-N. II. Miller. post com
mander, chairman. John A. Logan Post,
No. ia. b. Frisbie. ]. II. Doney, Dr.
Edwin n. Grant. Alpheus Dawson, Ar
thur Schatz. william II. Peck, Clarence
A. Smith. Charles +. Watson. Thomas ].
Putnam, A S. Gertman. Henry w. Emo
John A. Logan Corps. No. Mrs. Jane
6. Mclean. Mrs. Margaret b. Tew. Mrs.
Emily Frisble. Miss Annie Anderson.
Mrs Emma Emo. Mrs. Mary Simpson.
Mrs. Eliza Watson. Mrs. Edwin II. Grant.
Mrs. Mary Crawford. Mrs. Anna Peck.
Floral committee-Mrs. Emily 4. Fris-
bic. president OF John A. Logan Relief
Corps. chairman; Mrs. Jane 6. Mclean.
Mrs. Julia A Doney. Mrs. Anna A. Peck,
Mrs. Sarah T. Grant. Mrs. Eliza p. Wal
son. Mrs. B. Dawson. Mrs. Carrie 5.
King. Mrs. Mary T. Crawford. Mrs Nina
r. Smith. Mrs Mary Robinson, Mrs.
Emma Emo, Mrs. NJ. Leonard. and Miss
Annie Anderson. of Relief Corps, and
Misses Ethel Doney. Edna Emo, Florence
Frsbie. Bell McGinnis. Maude Fillius.
and Annie Butler. Mrs. 6. c. French,
Mrs. S Meloy. Mrs. X. Barry. Mrs. a.
Hamish. Miss X Cramer, and Miss a.
Hardy.
St Elizabeths choir-Leader. r. T.
Davis: Miss Quaid Miss Casteele, Miss
fudge. Miss Lathrop, Mrs. French, Miss
Gouger. Miss Dodge. Miss McGrath, Or.
Clark. Mr.. Leonard, Mr.. Conrad, Mr..
Malcolm. Mr.. Thorne.
The Relief Corps. school children. and
others who wish TO take part in the
decoration of the graves at st. Eliza
beth's will assemble at Masonic Hall,
Anacostia. at a. m. Conveyances will
be ready at that time. Flowers should
be brought to the hall
Exercises at Harmony Cemetery will
commence promptly at ! o'clock. and
will be in charge OF the following com
mittee: Comrade Charles X. Douglass,
chairman; Comrades louis 4. Cornish.
J. p. Quander. and $. p. Wallace, Span
ish War Veterans.
The program there will not be as long
as at some of the other cemeteries, and
will be as follows:
Orator Of Hon John r. Green
Address. Hon. George II. White
Prof and Comrade John T. Layton Director.
Music by Metropolitan A. NJ. T.. Church Choir
Memorial service by the post.
Salute over graves by Company 4. Frst Sep
sratc Battalion, District Of Columbia
Militia, Capt. Z. /. Webster, Commanding
Services at Glenwood.
Commander William F. Reed. OF
George II. Thomas Post, No. Is, will be