Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-28

b.
Address," Mr.. Barry Buckley: Sweet Re-
membrance' (Zimmermann). Soldiers
Home Band: recitation. Gathering or the
Rear Guard" Miss Catharine NJ. Lough-
ran: tenor solo, 1.-The Holy City" (Adams),
Mr. Lucius F. Randolph. jr.: Grafton. Mr.:
Edward P. Seeds; Prayer to the Virgin
Oureau). Soldiers Home Band: closing
prayer. Rev. H. Allen Griffith chaplain Sol
diers' Home; America" choir, assembly
and band: taps, Soldiers Home bugler.
The exercises at the cemetery will close
at 11:30 am. Procession headed by the
band and post, will march to the Scott
by the governor of the home. the ceremony
of raising and saluting the flag will take
place The choir will sing and the band
play THE Star Spangled Banner" and the
Soldiers Home battery will fire a salute OF
twenty-one guns.
Officer of the day. William II. Anderson.
Henry Wilson Post, No. II.
The ST. Peters Church choir includes:
Lucius F. Randolph, jr. conductor; Miss
Anna Beuchert. Miss Alice Keith. Mrs. Mel
lie B. Kelser Miss Mary Mccormick Mrs.
N c. Miles. Mrs. Abner c. Proctor, Miss
Margaret Ryan. Mrs Wood. Miss Wood and
McGeir, E. F. Mcmahon, Abner c. Proctor.
l.. A. Radcliffe. L. H. Walsh. Mr.. Wood.
Congressional Cemetery.
Committee of arrangements - Hiram
Buckingham, chairman; Richard Emmons.
Cook. Farragut Post. No. 10. and Woman's
Relief Corps. with Sunday schools. will as
semble on Pennsylvania avenue southeast
between Sd and 4th streets at $50 am.
from which point they will be conveyed to
Congressional cemetery: after decoration
of the graves. under command OF Capt.
Francis Eugene Cross Of the Spanish War
Veterans, services will be held, beginning
at $50 sharp.
The order of exercises follows: (a)
Sounding of the assembly, bugier; (b) Chop
ms funeral march, Horizons East Wash
ington Band: calling the assembly to order.
Hiram buckingham, IT., vice commander;
Nearer My God, to Thee" choir. assembly
and band invocation Rev. w. M. Nevens;
american Hymn" choir; Lincoln's Gettys-
Memoriam," Horizons East Washington
Band, poem, Comrade D. j. Evans; Cover
Them Over With Beautiful Flowers" choir;
grafton. COmrade Capt. Thomas II. Mckee;
war songs, selection. Horizons East Wash
ington Band; America" choir and assem-
bly,; benediction, Rev. w. M. Nevens; ma
tional salute.
Choir-Gilbert A Clark. director: Eliza
beth Lamson, organist; sopranos. Mrs.
William X. Miller. Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark.
Miss Maggie Hawkins. Mrs. Susie Hoof-
magic; Miss Florence Morrill,. Miss Gertrude
Gonzenbach; altos, Miss Laura V. French.
Miss Sue Lamson. Miss Lucina McGroarty:
tenors. DR.. w. B. Hoofnagle. Mr.. R. e.
Fleharty. Mr. Charles L. McGroarty. Mr..
William O. Lyon; bassos. Mr.. Gilbert A.
Clark, Mr.. Ernest A. Ferris. Mr.. Harry
Burlingame, Mr.. John Bethune, Mr.. Will
lam K. Miller.
At Other Cemeteries.
The services at Glenwood. Prospect HILL
St. Mary's and Mt. Olivet cemeteries will
be held jointly under direction of John j.
Stretch, commander, Geo. H. Thomas Post
No. Is.
The order of exercises follows: Senior
Vice Commander E. P. Sherman and de-
tachment from Post Is. assisted by Sons OF
Veterans will assemble at the Northeast
Temple, H street between 18th and 18th
streets. at $50 am. and proceed to Mt
Olivet to decorate graves there. Post 10.
the Woman's Relief Corps. Sons of Vet
Grams. and friends will assemble in the
chapel GlenwoOd cemetery at II am Pro-
gram: Sounding of assembly, Glen H. Dor
sey, bugler; reading memorial orders. Adjt.
Samuel Beight; America, audience: G. A.
R. memorial ceremonies. officers Of Geo. II.
Thomas Post; Lincoln's Gettysburg adj
dress. Adjt. Samuel Beight: Battle Hymn
of the Republic; patriotic recitation. Miss
Josephine E. Keller; address. Mr.. John w.
Yerkes; Nearer. My God. to Thee. audience:
benediction. chaplain; decoration of the
graves in Glenwood. Prospect Hill and st.
Mary's; taps, bugler.
Committee of Geo. H. Thomas Posted
ward Webster. B. P. .Entrikin. E. 2. Sher-
man. ]. D. Thurston. VIM. H. Honn, VIM.
Rowland. I. B. Thatcher. Israel w. Stone,
Samuel Beight. E. P. Seavey. 7. B. Crisp.
Walker Woman's Relief Corps. No. IL
Mrs. Clara ]. Magee, president. Floral
committee-Mrs. Emma c. Littlejohn, Mrs.
Nora B. Atkinson. Mrs. Mary Honn with
Sons of Veterans Edward X. DePuy
Harry Honn, Samuel Croft.
Oak Hill Cemetery.
The services at Oak Hill cemetery will be
held at IL O'Clock am. The program fol-
lows:
Salute to the dead. Company H, High
School Cadets, Capt. John N. Stokes. COM
handing: calling to order, Prof. B. T. jan
ney: music. band: invocation. Rev. Frank
H Havenner: chorus, Home of the Soul.
pupils of Curtis and Addison public schools,
Miss Ella M, Chase, in charge: music,
band solo. There is a Land Mine Eye
Hath Seem" Miss Grace l.. McCuHoch; Lin
coins Gettysburg address, Mr.. J. Barton
Miller. chorus "Tenting Tonight" pupils
of Curtis and Addison public schools: ad-
dress M. w. Miller. assistant secretary of
the interior; music. band: chorus. Amer
ica," public school scholars and audience;
benediction. Rev. Frank H. Havenner;
Committee from George U. Morris Post
No. 19-George w. Fletcher. chairman: B.
T. Janney, w. q. Duckett. ]. w. Kirkley.
A. B. Cromwell. w. B. Sebastian.
Committee from Morris Relief Corps
Mrs. Ellen Smith. Mrs Anna Burke.
The ceremonies at Holy Rood cemetery
will begin. at 10 O'Clock. The program:
Music. Nearer. My God, to Thee, band:
prayer. Rev. Father McAtee. late chaplain,
31st New York Volunteers, civil war: me-
mortal hymn, Rest. Soldier Rest, George
town University Glee Quartet. Messrs Bat
tie cos, Desmond coo, Foote coo Med.)
and Vilsack COS P); address. Mr.. Henry
E. Davis; selection. band; song, The Sol
der and His Boy. Messrs. Battle. Desmond,
Foote and Vilsack: salute to the dead, Com
pany II, High School Cadets. Capt. John
N. Stokes, commanding: taps. bugler.
Committee from George U. Morris Post,
No. 19-Rudolph Ullmer chairman; Martin
b. Lichty, Robert e. Duvall. James T.
Clements. Committee from Morris Relief
Corps-Mrs. Josephine Lee Noble, Miss
Mary r. Lee.
Route of march: To Holy Rood ceme-
tery-Leave hall at $50 am, move along
N street to 35th and thence to cemetery.
To Oak Hill cemetery-Leave Holy Rood
cemetery and move by way of 35th and
Road streets. entering lower gate Of ceme-
terry After firing salute at Morris grave,
countermarch to main entrance and pro-
coed to front of chapel. Returning from
Oak Hill to post halk-Move along Road
street to 31st. thence to Beall, to 32d to o,
to Potomac. to N and thence to hall
st. Elizabeth's Cemetery.
The exercises at st. Elizabeth's will be
under the direction Of A r Er3shoo cor,.