Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-15
L. Chase, Mrs. Susie Jacobs, Mrs Lizzie
Mason and Mrs. Isabel Worrell Ball.
Programs for Tonight.

Burnside Corps, Mrs. Edith Emerson,
| president also held Flag day exercises
Wednesday evening. Mrs Ida J. Hart,
patriotic instructor, had an excellent pro-
gram of singing and speaking. The history
of the flag was read and Mrs. Clara True
| recited James Whitcomb Riley's who
Named You Old Glory?'
o. z. Morton Corps will hold it's Flag day
exercises this evening in Sojourner Truth
Home The children from the Garrett
School, under direction of Miss Matte R.
Bowen. will give flag drill Master Turner
Layton, son of Prof J. M Layton will
sing The Meaning of U. S. A" He will
also sing patriotic duet with his brother
Master John White Layton The Misses
Collier will render musical selections there
will be Rotations by school children and
Mrs. j. M. Layton, patriotic instructor of
the corps, will give the history of the flag
Farragut Relief Corps, Miss Emma Kib-
hey, president, will hold Flag day exer-
cises at 647 East Capitol street. A program
of patriotic numbers has been prepared
which will be participated in by members
of the Grand Army of the Republic.
Public Flag day exercises, under the
auspices of George H. Thomas Relief Corps
Mrs Clara Magee, president, will be held
at Northeast Temple, 18th and H streets
northeast this evening at 8 o'clock.
The committee of arrangements Is as fol-
lows: Mrs. Emma S. Ellis, patriotic in
OIL dStoi, ClitiliIHdI MIS-. CARA Magee,
president George H. Thomas Corps; Mrs.
Agnes Keller, Miss TiIlie Dunham Mrs
Atkinson. Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Matte E. Nc
Clure and Messrs. B. P Entrikin, William
II. Honn. E. P. Seavey, Edward Webster
and 7. b. Crisp.
The department president, Mrs. Rosa
mond B. Meacham, and staff will attend in
a body.
Assembly and taps will be sounded by
Mr.. Glenn c. Dorsey, and the Invocation
Incl fol
solos will be rendered by Prof Chas. Hay-
den Chase and Miss Clara Kebold and vo-
cal solos by Prof Chas. Hayden Chase and
Miss Emma Houchin. Addresses will be
made by Past Department Commander
Bingham, Judge North. Mrs. Clara Magee
and others. Mrs. Rosamond B. Meacham
department president, will present a paper
on the flag. Miss Emma Harr and little
Edith Meacham LuN will recite There
will be boys drill. Col. Beekman com
handing, song and drill by primary
class and flag drill by the girls brigade
comprised Of Miss Marguerite Scott, leader
assisted by Misses Ruth Abbott, Coma AL
ford. Elsie Barbour. Mabel Barbour Lula
Brown. Mabel Carter, Clair Hollinger, Sadie
Kerper, Marie Lauxmann, Elsie Sharswood
Myrtle Sharswood, Olive Sharswood, Marie
Toepper, Emily Topper, Florence Tyler
and Susie Walton.
Miss Rosamond Meacham will sing 1.-THE
Star Spangled Banner" and the audience
will join in singing America" Miss Lola
Keller will be the pianist of the evening
Morris Post, Georgetown.
George U. Morris Corps of Georgetown
will hold public flag exercises at Odd Fell
lows Hall in Georgetown this evening
under the auspices of the corps, Mrs
Bradt patriotic instructor and Mrs. Hanke
directress One of the fine features of the
program will be the singing of 1.-THE Star
Spangled Banner by the following chill
dren: Fannie Haneke. Ella Bradt, Margaret
Bradt, Evelyn Williams, Mary Williams,
Ella Williams, Lois Harrington, Anna Vim
cent. Eta Sebastion. Louise Haneke Mer-
van Haneke, Ethel Fischer, Carrie Fischer
Nellie Sebastion, Lottie Shipman, Marian
Sebastian. Frances Stuart, Clawy O'Niel
Marie Donaldson, Annie Ward, Viola Ward
and Helen Thompson.
Patriotic addresses will be made by Prof.
B. I. Janney, Capt. c. NJ. Robinson Mr.
]. Barton Miller and members of the relief
corps. There will be a flag drill by a class
of little girls and patriotic recitation by
five little girls. Miss Anna Vincent will re-
cite Flag Day and there will be a num-
Der of patriotic songs, led by Miss Gertrude
Bradt at the piano as accompanist.
Spanish War Veterans Fete.
The lawn fete Of the Spanish War Vet
Grams will open at o'clock this evening
with fine Flag day program. Mr.. Harry
L. West, District Commissioner, will pre-
side and the public is invited. Among the
speakers will be Col. Eugene Ware, Mr.. Ed
win Hay, Cob John McElroy. Major Hods-