Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-30

Deep" L. A. de Cells and G. T. Vail;
address, Judge Curtis d. Wilbur;
"Miserere." from the solemn mass CRos-
sinh, Mrs. Catherine Kipball Forest
and Mrs. Mary j. Schallert; address, III.
Dorsey Patton; Rocked in the Cradle
of the Deep" L. A. de Cells and G. t.
Vail; oraton, Rev. Robert J. Burdette;
America by the audience; "Dirge
Dolor." Marine band.
Following the program a procession
will form in the auditorium and march
to the pier, where flowers will be strewn
on the waves. The line Of march will
be as follows:
Marshal, A. G.. G. Forbes; band,
engineer division of naval reserves,
Lieut.. Woodbine commanding; Hopkins
squadron No If, u. S. veteran navy,
Past Capt. J. M. Hoziea; Daughters OF
the American Revolution; members of
the Loyal Legion and Grand Army
posts and corps ladies of the circles
and Daughters of the Confederacy:
Sons of the Revolution and Sons of
Veterans. Service for the dead will be
read on the pier by Capt. j. M. Hozea;
flowers cast on the water, volley fire,
taps; Dorn's memorial march, band.
Soldiers Home
At 2 o'clock patriotic program will
be given in Ward Memorial hall of the
Soldiers Home, which will be as fol-
lows:
Patritoic airs by the home band; in
vocation by Chaplain Beck; singing
and memorial flowers to unknown dead
by young women from Los Angeles and
Sawtelle; reading of Lincolns Gettys-
burg address; grafton by viii A. Har-
ris; song, The Vacant Chair" by
quartet: song, America" by audience;
benediction by Chaplain Have. Mrs.
Ida M Carpenter, president of Uncle
Sam w. r. c., will have charge of the
Los Angeles young women, and Mrs
Nellie Baldwin will be the Goddess of
Liberty" Superintendent Gabel of the
Los Angeles Electric railway has pro-
vided three cars for the use of Los An
geles women. At $3.50 o'clock the home
artillery will fire thirteen guns. At
assembly" the organizations will form
in parade on Bonsall avenue. extend
ing north on the boulevard. The order
of march is as follows: Home band and
firing squad: governors staff and
guests; young women from Los An
geles; John A. Martin post, w. r. c.;
Ladies auxiliary; II. V. L.; Appomat-
tox circle. Ladies' of the G. A. r.; CO.
lumbia circle, Ladies of the G. A. r.;
John A. Martin post, G. A. r.: G. w.
Dustin camp, Sons of Veterans; Uncle
Sam post, G. A. r.; Burnside post, G.
A. r.; Union Veteran legion Masonic
club, companies, citizens in carriages.
The monument and graves will be
decorated with flowers by the women.
Ritualistic services will be held by the
three volleys will be fired by the firing
squad and taps will be sounded by
the bugler Following these services
the flag will he saluted.
At Long Beach. Col Samuel Merrill
former consul general to India, will
give the memorial address. In the
morning the post and corps will hold
ritualistic services at Signal Hill ceme-
terry. after which they will join the
school children at Fifth and Pine
streets and march to the city park,
where they will decorate the monu-
ment to unidentified dead. From the
park they will march to Pine avenue
and out on the pier, where, in memory
of departed marines, the waves will be
strewn with flowers. A program of mu-
sic and memorial addresses will be CIV
ell in the tabernacle. Confederate vet
Grams will participate in these SER
vices.