The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20
FOR MEMORIAL DAY
OFFICIAL PROGRAM HAS BEEN
 ARRANGED.
Judge Cobb, . Confsderate Veteran Selected as orator--Line of Procession and the
 ExerciseS.

The following ohciai program ts here
 Chief Marshai--captain John B. Fuller. | Chairman-Colon William L. Martin Chaplain-Rabbi Messing. Recitationist-Miss Katherine Ely.
 rSss Order of of F Procss.ion. shs
 Mounted Police.
 Band of Musicians.
 Chief Marshal Fuller and Aides-A. H. Clark. J. H. May. W. B. Jones. J. c. Has ar' rsSor ssna j. chsnsy n %ls@. iHn. ( EneE W Sanford. ST.: W. fl. TisdaIe, F. H. Mer- | ritt, Jas. H. Judkins, R. P. Grigg. Hal. T. Walker. A. J. Brooks. J. B. SIaugh- F. navant. David Johnston. P. B. Mas. | tin, J. D. Cook, W. B. Jackson, William Burney: Amos Jones. M. D. DeJarnette. J: H. Eason. Daniel Loper, W, H. May Garland. John A. Kirkpatrick, c. A. La nier. George c. Cisby. John D. Wall. J. T. Robertson,
 | Confederate Veterans under command of George W. Hailes.
 Sons of Veterans under Command of Captain Tennent Lomax.
 State Troops-Adjutant General Bran, May, Major c. F. Andcrson. The .BIues-Captain Baber.
 The Greys-Captain Carter.
 Troop A-Captain Garside.
 Cavalry sauadron-Adjutant A. G.
 First Carriage-Mrs. M. D. Bibb. Pres- ident Mrs J. c. Lee. Vice. President; Mrs. I. M P. Ockenden. Secretary: Mrs. George R. Doran. Treasurer, Ladies Me- morial Association.
 Second Carriage-Rabbi Messing Chap lain: Colonel W l.. Martin. Chairnian; Miss Katherine Ely. Recitationist: Miss Joscelyn Ockenden, Assistant Secretary.
 Third rriage-Judge W. H. Thomas. Miss Nomia Carter.
 Fourth Carriage--Governor Jelks and staf officers.
 Mayor Joseph and Council
 Chief of Police. Captain A Gerald and
 The Press--Representing The Montgom- sptist, The odd Fellow. The Jewish Messenger. The Daughters of the Revo-
 The Masons and all other fraternal or ders
 The Ministers of the Gospel.
 Superintendent Abercromoie, Superin- tendert Floyd, the public. private and business schools and teacpers. 1 Citizens and visitors
 l Line of March.
 Start at corner of Bibb and Moulton Streets. the old rendezvous since 1si5: from thence to Commerce Street. thence to Dexter Avenue. thence to Batnbridge, T thence to Jefferson, thence to Cemetery. l Marshal Fuller in command.
 Order of Exercises at Cemetery.
 Reville by the Band,
 Prayer by Rabbi Messing.
 Song, by the Veterans.
 Announcement, by Chairman Wm. l.. | Martin
 Introduction of Recitationist. Miss Katherine Ely.
 Recitation of Poem by Esther Ryan.
 Song by Miss Nomia Carter. l Introduction of Orator of the Day. 1 Address
 Distribution of Crosses.
 Benediction, by Rabbi Messing.
 Floral Tributes on Graves.
 Music from the band during ceremony.
 volley fired by the military.
 Taps. ident of the Sophia Bibb Chapter United Daughters of the Confectionery. will deliv- CT forty-three Crosses of the Southern Legion of Honor. assisted by Misses Ro- s1Iie Fitzpatrick Higgins and Willie FL more. .....
 Judge Cobb having decided to attend the reunion at Dallas. Judge Thomas, his gifted alternate. becomes Orator of the Day.
 For the Gate-Mrs. Hines Hall. Chair man: Mesdames F. Elmore. J. F. Reeves George Raoul, J. W. A: Sanford. IT. A. Watts Joscelyn Ockenden, May Hard away. F. williamson. o. McDonah, J. Hurter. A. Howe. F. L. Martin. A. La Taste, F. l.. Chisolm, Simpson,
  Mrs William Lamar Law. First Assist ant: Mesdames c. Lomax. B. l.. Wyman. Governor I4igon. P. H. Gayle. " F. Nan- diver. W. Irving. George ". Nople; JOS rinston' r. :. Sayre J. H. Kirkpatrick, W. W. Screws. J. F. Whitfield, " B: Jones' c. P. Jones. w. Waller. Frank pr: rrYiSs. George sVi wailer. McNeil, W. M Shoe Peser: pester. 1a'lS J. Y. Frame. % Misses NJ crom- melin. Ida Ponder, Mamie Graham, Misses Hatchct, Marks. Cobhs. Steiner.
 Cemetery Monument-Mrs. A. Bethed' Chairman: Mrs E. Seibels. First Assist ant: Mesdames A. M. Allen, M F. Watt, J. D. Beale. Misses Mamie Bethea; Dolls Paterson. Misses Hailes, Misses Greene.
 Cemetery-Mrs. F. Duncan. Chairman' Mrs George R. Doran. alternate: Mrs, D. W r.. Martin. W. H. Thomas, W. c. Williamson. P Travis Dixon. W. c. ! Kendrick, A. G. Forbes. w; H. Taylor, E. Higgins F. c. Andrew. John Watts F. P. Morrissette. s. F. Hutcheson, Crom- melin. W. C. Pope. stratford, s. B. Hara- away. Hewlett, U. StringfeiloW' M F. clanton. J. H. Hardaway: W:,ox M'Ni +, Nj uan- h. non. T. Hannon Thorington.. Boykin. J. Fl. Lakin. A J. Bowling. Glazier J. Pow ell. II. Davidson, Judah Moses, F. II. Merritt J. C Hunter. L. sSn halonoIWiSI, Wob,Is I | B, Judge Winter. A. Gloucester r. Ii. nun fer. F, s. Persons H. s. Persons M. t,' Joseph. John Savage. William Drum NJ. Duncan. Well. Greil. M. D. Burke G. Halls, F. Halls, l. M. de Cottes. 5. halls Iannev. T. H. Watts, A. Norton, u. Ruth, Kate Watts Collins, Colonel Troy, AleH Troy. Ava Fitzpatrick, T: Roberts: DaW son. Gnnter George Burke. Neil Rooin' son Taylor. Boiling, Barnes. Brown , F. smith. Montgomery. F. Browder " El- nanre R. Lee C. Joseph, A. Plckett. F. G Jones Dr. Tuttie. Dr. Robinson NC 0uc@n' Misses F. Blount. N: Farrier: Coi- ,ins c;oetter, Ray. r. Griffin. M. Engls- t,r, nard, Doran. Graham. Pope ,,.,,.,.. iPlacing Confederate Colors on TIT A,aeo eee 1.ots--MrS. Ed Jones. char nah, m , don,es Ellis, Aldworth. Riggs, ArmsPotntst ettts Gnxer. Clapp. r. P. Glass; Misses bettIe 8tiS 8n,i ei Renecca sayre. Annie Cllshy, x n' Earris M Kirkpatrick, F. McrrlsSette .nt Semple. Williamson. Ellen Gtsner, na's Howard. Sophie Watts, Misses Hood; Monument on Capitol Hi.l--Mrsc; c:eoTre S,rne oral sanford, chairman; Mrs. NeoIse fones. first assistant: Mesdames Gen Geiu era, Oates. Captain Williams9n' ,,ns, WI , shaw F. Glover, A., A; WlleE' .;,ii "; H. ? TsyIor. Cameron. J. M. Fallner Colonei ? Graham Shepherd, x. W. Blue' J; W Tonns Jonn w A. Sanford. Jr.. RiVes'