Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-30
HONOR MEMORY
Of DEAD HEROES
LOS ANGELES PROGRAM is A
COMPLETE ONE
MANY FLORAL OFFERINGS
Loving Tributes to Be Paid to the
Men Who Wore the Blue and
the Men Who Wore
the Gray
MANY FLORAL OFFERINGS

day in a BETTING manner. To the
memory Of those departed heroes who
wore the blue and those who wore the
gray loving tributes will be paid by
word and song. Many beautiful floral
offerings will be strewn about the
graves of soldiers in the local cemeter-
les. and a complete program has been
arranged for other appropriate exer-
cises.
In the morning the old soldiers and
all the organizations of the blues and
strew flowers over the graves of the
departed heroes. At Evergreen ceme-
terry Union circle No. 10, Women of the
Grand Army of the Republic, will form
in line of march at the western en-
trance of First street, led by the presi-
dent Services will be held by the fol-
lowing officers of the circle: Mrs. Han
nah Gibson, president; Mrs. Lillian
Leslie Page, senior vice president; Mrs.
Lily Jackson. junior vice president, in
cluding the reading of the services for
the unidentified dead by Mrs. Rachel
Talbot past department chaplain, and
a poem by Mrs. F. e. Munsey.
At Central Park
At $3.50 o'clock this morning the Sew
enth California Volunteers association
will meet at the armory and march to
Central park, where memorial services
will be held at 10 o'clock at their monu
nient in honor of their dead. The pa
rade will be in the following order:
Escort, platoon of police; band; bat
talon of the Seventh regiment N. G..
c.; Troop D cavalry, signal corps. fir
ing squad and Seventh California Vol
unteer association.
At the monument the following eX-
ercises will be held: Prayer by Rev.
f. P. Ryland; song by quartet mem-
bers of Troop d. and strewing of flow
ers; address by Comrade j. ID. Freder
icks; volley; taps and Nearer, My God.
to Thee" by quartet. After these cere-
monies the veterans will visit the vari
GUS cemeteries and decorate the graves
of the soldier dead. AT lis o'clock the
organization will assemble at Central
park and march to Temple auditorium
to participate in the memorial ser
vices.
Temple Auditorium
In the afternoon public services will
be held in this city at 2:30 o'clock in
Temple auditorium. The route of the
grand parade will be from Sixth and
Hill Streets north on Hill to Fifth,
ta Tha
parade will form at 1870 o'clock as
follows: Platoon of police, Veteran
fife and drum corps; grand marshal,
Comrade R. F. Clark; officer of the
day, Comrade William Shock; aides,
Comrades S. d. Halleck, A. Levy, e.
N. Earl, C. E. Washburne, Sons of
Veterans.
First division-Comrade l.. A. Hol-
combe, commanding; Bartlett-Logan
post No. 6, G. A. r., Kenesaw post No.
1O6, G. A. r., BartlettLogan No. Z,
w. r. c., Columbia circle No. "a,
Ladies of the q. A. r., Union circle
No. 10, Ladies of the G. A. r.
Second division-Comrade Josiah A.
Osgood, commando; Stanton post No.
30. G. A. r., Stanton corps No. 16, w.
r. c., Kenesaw corps No. %, w. r. c.,
Uncle Sans corps No. 40, W. r. c.,
Lawton circle No. 30, Ladies of the
G. A. r.
Third division-George d. Conart,
commanding; w. S. Rosecrans camp
No. 2, Sons of Veterans, United Span
ish war veterans, California society
Army of the Philippines, Ladies of the
U. V. legion, Southern California COM
panies military order), Society of
Colonial wars.
Fourth division-W. C. Hurlbut,
commanding; Society of the Philip
pines, Roosevelt Veterans of the Phil
ippines, Sons of American revolution,
Daughters of American revolution,
Harvard Military acadamy.
At the auditorium the following pro-
gram will be given:
Bugle call, o. Z. Thomas; selection.
drum corps; prayer. Chaplain E. o.
Mcintyre; selection, Memorial Bap-
tlst church choir; Introduction of
president Marshal r. F. Clark; presi-
bN'iN dbhiNoc, III l1s W. SldIh, Oldl
Spangled Banner" Mrs. l.. Beeson
Welsh; Gettysburg address, D. L. Du-
rand; music. Memorial Baptist church
choir; address. Clement l.. Shinn;
song, Dropping From the Ranks, One
by One" Matthew Algie: address.
Helen j. Hough; song, Battle Cry of
Freedom; address, b. Fay Mills;
song, america"
Playa del Rey
At II o'clock at Playa del Rey the
naval memorial services will begin.
f. Q. Story will have charge of the
services at the auditorium and will
be assisted by the following naval me-
mortal committee of the Los Angeles
chamber of commerce.
Charles II. Toll. II. S. Mckee, Fred
J.. Baker, j. Baruch. Dan Murphy, R.
ii. Heron, IL. 4. Lee, Willis IL. Booth,
Oscar Mueller. o. r. Johnson, Niles
Pease, Walter G. Barnwel John II.
Norton, A. b. Cass, A. w. Skinner, Mai. !
E. f, C. Klokke, Roy Jones and E. T.. !
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