The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-23
The Commercial mad Industrial Asso-

The Commercial mad Industrial Asso- citation.
 The members of the City Council. The Press. representing the city newspapers.
 The Ministers of the Gospel repre- senting the churches. All fraternal orders and socities; social clubs: the schools. teachers. superintendents of Education, State. County and City; citizens. visitors. Line of March. Grand Marshal W. H. Tisdale. conn manding. Start at corner of Bibb and Moulton Street at 3 ?. m., sharp. From thence to Commerce. then to Dexter Avenue, thence to Bainbridge, thence to Oakwood Cemetery.
 In passing the State Capitol, salutes will be fired in front of The Star which marks the spot on which President Davis stood when he took the oath of office and the monument on Capitol Hill erected to the soldiers and seamen of Confederate fame.
 The wreath and boquets placed in The Star by the devoted daughters of patriots, Mrs. S. Halls Janney and her assistants, will be transferred to the cemetery as a tribute from the dead chieftain to his comrades.
 Exercises at the Cemetery.
 Reveille by the band.
 Announcement by the chairman.
 Introduction of Chaplain.
 Invocation by Rev. E. E. Cobbs.
 Song by the Veterans, led by Major Washburn.
 Introduction of Recitationist.
 Recitation by Miss Pricilla Goodwin.
 Music by the band.
 Song by the Montgomery quartette, led by Mir. Junius Pierce.
 Introduction of orator by chairman.
 Address by Judge J. M. Carmichael.
 Song by the quartette.
 Benediction by the chaplain.
 Floral tributes on graves. music from the band In harmony with the custom.
 volleys fired by the military.
 Open cars will be waiting on Court Square to convey the veterans to the cemetery.
 His Honor, Mayor Carr, represented by MT. Robert Sands, will have ever greens In abundance at the capitol and at Oakwood for the work of the ladies on Tuesday, April 25, g a. m.
 It is hoped that all the ladies who are interested in thus honoring those who died for us will unite in these preparations and that those who can not attend will send a tribute-at least one wreath for memory.
 Flowers, wreaths and other floral de- signs are requested to be sent to the residence of Mrs. J. C. Lee, 102 Church Street. as early as possible on Wednes day morning when Mrs. Lee. the chair man, and other patriotic ladies of her committee. will receive them as gladly as they were received twenty-five years ago, and convey them to the cemetery with sacred pleasure.
 The ladies of Verbena and other towns and neighborhoods will please forward their usual offerings to Vet eran w. M. Shoemaker. who will re- ceive them by express and send them to Mrs. J. c. Lee, chairman of the Floral Committee.
 All herein mentioned and all citi- zens and visitors are cordially invited to join in the pageant. The work of memory belongs to all.
 Any assistance rendered to Grand Marshal Tisdale will be highly appre- ciated by the Ladies' Memorial Asso- citation, who consider the custom an object lesson to the present generation.
 All desirous of sending an offering for the Star will find Miss onutt pleased to take charge of the same | until they are turned over to the care of Mrs. S. Halls Janney, chairman and l in spiration which suggested marking | this spot.
 All having vehicles will please join | in the procession.
 Hoping that all will honor the GUS tom and themselves in It's observance, | we extend a welcome to all to aid us | in this sweet labor of love.
 Mrs. M. D. Bibb, President Ladies' Memorial Association. |
 Mrs. I. Nj. P. Ockenden, Secretary.