The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-24
FOR MEMORIAL DAY.
THE OFFICIAL PROGRAM IS AN.
 ,NoUNCED.
Ladies in City are Earnestly Urged to Make . Wreath to Place on Graves of the Confed-
 crate Dead.

1 Mrs. I. NJ. P. ockenden, Secretary of the Ladies Memorial Association, yester- day issued the following notice of ar engagements for the proper observance of Memorial Day:
 We earnestly plead with each patriotic lady in the city to make an offering of wreath or flower in memory of the noble heroes hero, s sas who died So grandly for our. slo- rious southland. May we not hope for a tribute so slight for services so great. 1 The Daughters of the Revolution. Daughters of the Confectionery and all other ladies in the city and vicinity are hereby cordially invited to unite with us Ill the decorations and services on this | sacred day. We beg that the merchants and all business houses will close their doors from , D. m and especially urge that the members of all military conl- panies and others will be granted the privilege of uniting with us in giving brilliancy to this pageant and thus rem der beautiful and tender tribute to our honored heroes of the Southern Confcd- l eracv which still lives in our hearts.
 The following official program is here with presented:
 Chief Marshal-captain William Berney. Chairman-Colonel William L. Martin Chaplain-RabnI Messing.
 Recitationist-Miss Katherine Ely.
 Order of Procession.
 Mounted Police. pdIlu OI muSlcianS. Chief Marshal Captain William Berney and Assistant Marshals-A. H. Clark. Harris, John E: Cheney, john 6. Finley. ssnfsrd ais daylor' sr ' + Tiads Williams j. w M:A A ritt, Jas. H. .Judkins, R. P. Grigg. Hal. T. Walker, A. J. Brooks, J. E. Slaugh- ter, David Livingstone, c. A. Allen. T. F Davant David Johnston. P. B. Mas Jones. M. D. Jarnette. J. II. Eason, Dan iel Loper, W. H. Maybin, J. W. Durr Sr.. w: c: Fuller, A. B. Garland, George c. Clisby. John D. Wall, J. T. Robertson, John A.. Kirkpatrick, c. A. Lanier, Pey- ton Bibb. Veteran Cadet; J. B. Gaston. k. Meerteif. S. Alexander, Jefferson Falk- ner. R. B. Snodgrass, w. Shoemaker, A. Strassberger. B. Tarver. w. w. Screws. Ponder. Robert West.
 Sons of Veterans who will act assist ant aides are: Ray Jones. J. A. Fillmore, Jr.. Samuel J. Cassels, Whit Kelley, Ten ncnt Lomax. R. l.. Wood. Robert Teague, Duncan May. Haywood Bartlett. Richard Hobbie, Warren s. Reese. w. H. Amer inc. c. A. Lanier. Jr., w. M. Blakey. R. T. Goodwin. Bibb Graves.
 Camp LomaX under command of.George
 Camp Falkner. under command of Judge Purifoy.
 Confederate Veterans.
 Sons of Veterans under Command Of Captain Tennent LomaX. State Troops-Adjutant General Bran don Colonel Graves. Lieutenant Colonel May, Major c. F. Anderson.
 The Artillery-Captain Hinderer.
 The Blues-Captain Baber.
 The Greys-Captain Carter.
 Troop A-Captain Garside.
 Cavalry Squadron-Adjutant A. c. Forbes.
 First Carriage-Mrs NJ 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-RabbiM Messing. Chap lain; Colonel W. l.. Martin, Chairman; Miss Katherine Ely. Recitationist; Miss Joscelyn Ockenden, Assistant Secretary.
 Third Carrsge-Judge w. sd.as,rnss II, nnomas'
 Fourth Carriage-Governor Jelks and staff officers.
 Ladies' Memorial Association.
 Daughters of the Confectionery.
 Daughters of the Revolution.
 Mayor Joseph and Council.
 Chief of Police, Captain A. Gerald and officers.
 The ePrees-Representing The Montgom- cry Advertiser, The Daily Journal.t The Baptist. The Odd Fellow. The Jewish Messenger.
 The Masons and all other fraternal or l derS. The Ministers of the Gospel. Superintendent Abercrombie. Superin- tendent Floyd, the public. private and business schools and teachers. Citizens and visitors
 Line of March. Rendezvous at corner of Bibb and Moul- | ton, Streets at 3:30 D. n& sharp. From | thence to Commerce Street, thence to | Dexter Avenue thence to Bainbridge, | thence to Jefferson. thence to cemetery.
 Order of Exercises at Cemetery. RevilIe by the Band, Prayer. by Rabbi Messing. Announcement. Dy Chairman Vim, L., | Martin
 introduction of Recitationist. Miss Katherine Ely
 Recitation of Poem by Father Ryan.
 Song by Miss Nomia Carter.
 Introduction of Orator of the Day. Address
 Distribution of Crosses. Benediction, by Rabbi Messing.
 Floral Tributes on Graves.
 Music from the band during ceremony Volley fired by the military.
 Taps.
 Mrs Franklin Harper Elmore the Pres ident of the Sophia Bibb Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy. will deliv- er forty-three Crosses of the Southern Legion of Honor assisted by Misses Ro- salie Fitzpatrick Higgins and Willie FL more.
 For the Gate-Mrs Hines Hall. Chair man; Mesdames F. Elmore J. F.. Reeves, George Raoul, J. W. A. Sanford. Jr., A. Taylor, Misses Julia Moses, G. and M. Watts, Joscelyn Ockenden, May Hard ,vay F. williamson, O. McDonald. J. Iurter A Howe. F. l.. Martin A. La