Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-22

D. Introductory duulSSS, f1ellTy B. Mac
farland, president of the Board of
Commissioners of the District of Co
lumbia.
6. Address of welcome. John Hay, secre-
tary of State, representing the Presi-
7. ''Tenting on the Old Camp Ground"
Marine Band
Grand Army of the Republic
3. The Star Spangled Banner
Marine Band
TO- "Unfurling the Flag" Past Department
Commander Israel w. Stone.
IL. National salute of twenty-one guns, bat
terry of United States light artillery.
Assignment of Tents.
Assignment of dates and tents for army,
naval and corps reunions:
Monday, October 6, 1870 p.m.-No assign
ments yet made.
Tuesday, October I, 10 a. .-Second Army
Corps. Grant tent; 9th Army Corps, Sher-
man tent 9th Army Corps, Sheridan tent
- Army Corps, Farragut tent; LIST Bril-
gade, I'd Division, 18th Army Corps, Meade
tent.
Tuesday, October I, p.m-Spanish War
Veterans, Grant tent; 4th Army Corps,
Sherman tent; Cavalry Corps, Army of the
Potomac, Sheridan tent; 18th Army Corps,
Farragut tent Association of the SD Regi-
ment Pennsylvania Volunteers, Meade
tent; 9th Army Corps, dedicatory exercises
at Arlington, monument to Gen. H. G.
Wright.
Tuesday, October I, 7:3O pm-Army Of
the Tennessee, Grant tent: 9Th Corps. Sher
man tent Sth Army Corps, the Society Of
the Army of West Virginia. Sheridan tent;
Prisoners of War, Farragut tent; 18th
Army Corps, Meade tent.
The Grand Parade.
Wednesday, October s, 19O2-Grand Army
parade, 10 am. to pm.
Wednesday, October 8, T:3O pm.-Army Of
the Potomac, Grant tent; 18th Army Corps
Sherman tent; Sons of Veterans, Sheridan
| tent; Naval Veterans. Farragut tent; 14th
Army Corps, Meade tent
Thursday, October 8, 10 a.m.-Army of
the Cumberland, Grant tent; 18th Army
Corps Sherman tent; 10th Army Corps,
Sheridan tent; Association of Shields d.
vision, Farragut tent; Pennsylvania Re-
serves, third division, 9Th Corps, Meade
tent
Thursday, October 8. p.m.-Tenth Army
18th Army Corps and Naval Brigade, con-
shutting the Army of the James, Grant
tent; 10th Army Corps, Sherman tent; Goth
Army Corps, Sheridan tent; 22d Army
Corps. Farragut tent; 7th Army Corps,
Meade tent.
Thursday. October 8. 7:3O pm-Twenty-
third Army Corps. Grant tent; 18th Army
6eP tsnf ID lst Army Corps
tent; Engineer Corps, Meade tent.
Friday, October 10, 10 ann, Grant
| tent: 5sth o. Volunteer Infantry Associa-
Sd Brigade. LIST division, 9TH Army Corps,
Farragut tent; list Vermont Heavy Artil-
| lery, Meade tent.
Following are the members Of the sec
ton on program: A. F. Mcmillan, chair
man; Israel w Stone, George H. Stay
baugh, Lawrence Wilson. B. F. Chase.
Program Of Sons of Veterans.
With characteristic enterprise the national
officers of the Sons Of Veterans have pre-
pared a program for their encampment
which makes 1t one of the most important
features of the entire reunion. What they
have done is set forth in the following brief
statement sent today by Major Edward R.
Campbell, commander-in chief, to Secretary
Barry Buckley of the citizens executive
committee:
Our executive committee has arranged
a program which has been submitted and
which will show that our encampment opens
on Tuesday; that We form in procession
and march under escort from our head
quarters at the Ebbitt House to our place
of meeting. Carroll Hall. Assisted by the
Ladies Aid Society. auxiliary to our order
We have provided for very elaborate re-
ception on Tuesday night, which will be at
tended by the commander-in-chief of the
Grand Army and the high officials of differ
ent organizations auxiliary to the G.. A. R.
We have also arranged for grand reunion
in connection with the other reunions at
camp roosevelt, ana at enormous expense
will bring full regiment Of soldiers, MEM
beers of our order. who have been accepted
by the COMMUNICATIVE chief of the Grand
Army as an escort for the parade on We'd
neSday.
Twenty Information Booths.
Information booths manned by members
Of the Washington High School Cadet
Corps are to be located by the committee
on information, as follows:
street and New Jersey avenue south
! east street and New Jersey avenue north
west. near Baltimore and Ohio station;
Pennsylvania avenue near Peace monu-
! ment; 5th and F streets, near pension br-
| reau, east side Of 9th street northwest
near Pennsylvania avenue railroad station.
9th street and New York avenue north
west It'll street and Pennsylvania avenue
| northwest. 18th street and New York ave-
nue. northwest, 1th street near Norfolk and
| Mount Vernon steamboat wharves; 9th and
| F streets northwest, near Interior building:
| Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street north
west south side Of Thomas Circle, south
| west corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
| 18th street northwest, near treasury: south
| east corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
| street northwest, 18th street entrance to
| monument grounds. southeast corner en-
| trance to Aqueduct bridge. Pennsylvania
avenue and nth street northwest, south
| side Of Dupont Circle. 18th and F streets
northwest NJ and 32d streets northwest
Interest in the Soldiers Home, according
| to suggestions made by letter TO Secretary
| Bulkley, win be nearly as great during the
encampment as in Arlington cemetery. Ac-
| cordingiy the citizens executive committee
Will ask the officers of the street car sys-
| TENS which reach that reservation to make
| special provision for the ready transporta-
/ ton of large numbers of veterans during the
| encampment. 1t Is understood that the two
| traction companies have already taken steps
| to this end.
Director Santiemann of the United States
Marine Band called at headquarters this
morning to discuss with Chairman Warner
| the bands program for encampment week.
| As has been stated In the local naners the