The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-11
MEMORIAL DAY
TO BE OBSERVED ON SATURDAY,
 APRIL 90.
Tho Lins of 1Earch, Order of Exer- discs, the Participants, the
 Oommittee, Etc.

Committee, Etos
 Chairman, General W. c. Oates.
 Chaplain. Rev. c. W. Patterson.
 Hecttationast, Miss Nix.
 Orator of the Day, Hon. M. l.. Woods.
 Alternate, MT. S. H. Dent, Jr.
 Rendexvous at corner Bibb and Moulton Streets. p. m. sharp
 Order of Procession.
 Mounted Police.
 Grand Marshai Fuller and aides.
 Confederate Veterans and Sons of Veterans under their respective com- manders.
 The military including the Blues. the 9reys, Montgomery Artillery. Troop A their respective commanders. The entire corps under command of Adjutant Gen. eral W. W. Brandon and officers.
 First carriage-Mrs. M. D. Bibb. Presi- dent of the Ladies' Memorial Association; Mrs. J. c. Lee, President; Mrs. c. R. Doran. Treasurer; Mrs. l. M. F. Ockenden, secretary.
 Second carriage-Hon. M. L. Woods. orator: Mir. s. H. Dent. Jr.. alternate; Miss Nix. rccitationist; -.Alss ockenden
 Third carriage-Governor Jelks. General Oates, Rev. c. w. Patterson, Lieutenant Governor Cunningham.
 The Ladies Memorial Association, the various Chapters of the Daughters of the Confederacy, the Children of the Con- federacy. tho D.. A. R., Mayor Joseph. Chief of Police Gerald. city ohicials, the press, the Masons. Odd Fellows, the Red Men, the Elks and all other frate:nal schools with superintendents and teach- CTS, societies. citizens, visitors.
 Line of march-Start at corner Bibb and Moulton Streets, Grand Marshal Fuller It,>. fz.r thence to Dexter Avenue, thence to Bain- bridge, thence to cemetery.
 Order of exercises at cemeAry-Reveille by the hand, bugle call from cavalry. prayer by chaplain, announcement by the Veterans: introduction of recitation dst: recitation of poem: music; introduc- ton of orator by General Oates; address: song by quartette: benediction vy Chap lain: floral tributes on graves; music from band during ceremony; volley fired by military: taps.
 For the Gate--Mrs. Hines Har1, chair man: Mrs. F. H. Elmore, first assistant; Mesdames A. Taylor, ]. A. Reeves, Watts. Hardaway, McDonald. Hurter, Chambless. Laura Hall.
 For the stand-Mrs. J. c Lee. chair man: Mrs. pr. William Lamar Law, first ernor Ligon, P, II. Gayle. c. Lomax. w. F. vandiver. George R. Doran, w. Irving. P. Besson. J. F. Whitfield. M. Arlington, Mars aIss T TayoE H T s1yre " W wsm srrHa M. B. Thompson; A; A: Wiley. Baldwin Stone. T. Noble. M. R. washhburn, J. C. Winter. Garside. Misses Graham, Pon- der. Crommelin.
 chairman; Mrs: E. seibels. first assistant: Mesdames J. D. Beale, 4. M. Allen. M. F. Watt, c. A. Lanier, W. Durr, Benja- min. Misses Tompkins. M. Bethea. Mrs. W; B: Jones. first assistant: Mes danes W M. Shoemaker. F. Taylor. P. Travis, Washburn. R. Snodgrass. Arm strong. W: Y. Williamson. Laura Pickett, Elisa Be Banks M. Barnett surratt. James gins. E. c. Andrew. F. Brown. John Jones. F., Trimble, Dennis Carr. F. P. Morrissette; H; Crommelin. W. c. Pope. etratford. s. B. Hardaway. James Hard away. C. r. Hardaway. Joseph, Ander- son. ". E. Gunter. Stringfellow, Ells- berry, Patterson. M Clanton. N. W. Blue. Brame, 5; Noble. Horace Hood. woifr. Evans. Klint. Jones. Fuller. E. Hannon. T. Hannon. Lalsin, A. J. Bowling. Marks Pollard, Glazier, Powell. Littlepage. Han pon CSsssils MsSra, M Davidson Mls j. Moses Moses R. Teague. schuessler. Hunter. Glover. N. F: Joseph, D. Well. John Savage. T. H. Watts. A. Norton. K. Watts Collins. O' IFOys 1ndU1DlSS, Y. r. GlaES. F. C. pearing. LeGrand, A. Burch, Thigpen, Watkins. Stone. Baldwin, P. Sanguinetti. Warren. Steiner, Ruth. Kelly. Matthews, Misses Doran F. Griffin, Collins. Griel. Blob.
 Placing Confederate Colors in Private Lots-Mrs Ed Jones, chairman: Misses Sayre. Jones. Arlington. Seibels. M. Kirk patrick, F. Morrissette. Mattie c. Blob. E. and C., Gessner, Tyson, O'Byrne. San guinetti, Hailles
 Monument on Capitol HiIi-Mrs. T. G. Jones, Chairman; Mrs. ]. w. A. Sanford. Sr., First Assistant: Mesdames w. c. H. Crenshaw. A. A. Wiley, J. M. de Cottes. F. s. Persons, H. s. Persons, G. H. McCombs, Ed. Graham. r. Taylor, J. M. Falkner, Cameron, T. M. Owen, s. Marks, Jr., J. w. A. Sanford. Jr., Misses Fillmore. M. Williamson. F. Williamson. J. Ockenden, Greene. Hereford, Theo. Raoul. Semple, Robinson.
 The Star which marks the spot where President Davis Stood-Mrs. Sallie Halls Janney, Chairman. Mesdames v. M. El- more. Hulett, W. Reese, Bellinger. c. Duncan. This is the happy suggestion of Mrs. s. Hailes Janney, who suggested placing the star by the Sophie Bibb Chap ter U. D. c. Small boquets for this pur- pose are requested to be sent to MT. Michel Screws, the patriotic son of a veteran, at the Capitol, on the morning of the 18th before t2 m. who will kindly deliver to Chairman. After adorning the star they will be transferred to the cem- etery as a memorial of our commander in-chief to his comrades of the silent army.
 To Wait on Schools-Mesdames John Watts, J. F. Hardaway.
 Music-Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick. A. c. Forbes.
 Flowers and Wreaths-Mrs. J. c. Lee. Chairman: Mrs. J. F. Whitfield, Assist ant: Mesdames E. Besson. James An drews, Worswick, w. M. Shoemaker, Tullis, Knowles, Misses Gayle. Wash burn. F. Blount, Bennett, Mills, Stokes.
 Committee to Wait on Mayor and Coun- cil-Mesdames B. L. Wyman, F. Duncan F. Taylor.
 Cut flowers, designs. wreaths are re- quested to be sent to the residence of Mrs. J. c. Lee, President, who has for many years received them and will always take pleasure in taking charge of them with the assistance of equally pat riotic ladles.
 The ladies of the Memorial Askociation most cordially invite all residents of this city and surrounding neighborhoods and towns to unite with us and assist in any manner whatever.
 Citizens of Verbena and adjacent towns and country, from any point, who will make contributions will please send by express to Captain W. NJ Shoemaker. a gallant veteran, who VIII. as usual. transfer to the care of Mrs. J. C. Lee on Church Street.