Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-03
ORGANIZATION.
l. The parade is organized as follows:
Military Grand Division.

chief marshal
First division Brig. Gen. F. D.
Grant. United States army, commanding
First Brigade, Corps of Cadets, U. s. NJ A
midshipmen. U. S. N. A, Brig Gen. A. l..
Mills. L. s. A, Second Brigade, United
States forces, Brig. Gen 7. H. Barry,
United States army. Third Brigade, Ma
tional Guard. District of Columbia, Brig.
Gen. G. H. Harries. D c. n. G.
Second Division-Gov. s. w. Pennypacker,
Pennsylvania. commanding.
First Brigade, National Guard, Delaware
and Pennsylvania; Gov. Preston Lea, Della.
ware. Second Brigade, National Guard or
New Jersey, Georgia, Connecticut ana
Massachusetts; Gov. E. c. Stokes. New Jer-
sey Third Brigade, National Guard Of
Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire.
and Virginia; Gov. Edwin Warfield, Mary
land.
Third Division-Gov F. W. Higgins, New
York.
First Brigade. National Guard of New
York, North Carolina, Rhode Island and
Vermont: Brig. Gen. G.. NJ. Smith, National
Guard, New York. Second Brigade, Ma
tionaI Guard of Ohio, Louisiana, Indiana
Maine. Michigan. Florida, Albany Bur
gesses Corps; Gov. NJ. T. Herrick. Ohio
Third Brigade, military cadet organizations
of universities. colleges and schools; Brig.
Gen. 7. II. Bliss, G. s., L. S. A.
Veteran Division.
Major Gen. o. o. Howard, U. S. army
COI4IlAhAbll4S' thPN. ~. ~ 4h4Ai' SA4iSi ~
staff Col NJ E. Urell, adjutant general
Aids-Admiral John G. Walker, Admiral
Albert S. Kenney. Gen. George H. Harries,
Major ]. W. Howard, Hosea B. Moulton.
Hllman a. Hail. Robert G. Rutherford
Daniel d. Wheeler, Edward A Duncan,
George c. Potwin, William H. Proctor, j.
W. Bradford, c. W. Gallagher Bernard
Janney. Henry e. Williams, w. H. Man
ming, Richard A. Bowerman. Major Edward
r. Campbell. Capt. F. F. Dryden, Capt B.
NJ Hopper, Major Charles l.. Woodbury.,
Major E. P. Holstead. Capt. Ephonso
Youngs, Capt. O. L. Caruna, Capt. Howard
G. Jacobs, Col. F. V. DeCoster, Col Bur-
ton r. Ross. Capt. Clark Stanton, Col. Jo-
seph j. Mccarthy, Col William Emerson,
Franklin Phillips, Capt. B. p. Entrikon,
nOlds, Col Elliot S. Chamberlin, Capt.
Henry n. Copp. Capt. Thomas NJ Kenney,
Major Fred S. Hodgson, Col. Thomas H.
Martin, Frank T. Howe, Col. Charles II.
Lyman, Capt. Charles H. Clark
First Brigade-Veteran associations civil
war.
Second Brigade-veteran associations
Spanish-American war.
Third Brigade-Veteran associations u s
army and navy.
Civic Grand Division
B. H. Warner. chief marshal.
First Division-Maj. Gen. o. o. How
ard, L. S. A, LIST Brigade, I'd Brigade. Sd
Brigade
Second Division-Brig. Gen. Joseph
Wheeler. U. S. A, LIST Brigade, I'd Brigade,
Sd Brigade.
Third Division-J w. Lyons, not
brigaded.
The parade ceremonies of the day are.
H. Escort of the President from the
White House to the Capitol at $50 am
" Afternoon assembly of the military
and civic grand divisions.
V. Escort of the President from the
Capitol to the White House at the con-
clusion OF his inaugural address, at about
100 o'clock pm.
grand divisions by the President from the
latter's stand in front of the White House
at 2:45 pm.
VII Dismissal of parade.
Escort From the White House to the
Capitol.
A NJ. Assembly OF grand marshars
staff Presidents personal and veteran es-
cort
The President. accompanied by his per
sonal escort composed of Squadron A, n
G. y. Y, and a detachment of the late
LIST United States Volunteer Cavalry will
be escorted at 10 am from the White
House to the Capitol by the grand marshal
and staff, and a division composed of vet
Grams of the civil and Spanish-American
wars and Of the regular army and navy
of the United States, commanded by Mai
Gen Oliver o. Howard. United States army
This escort will be formed at 9:3O a m
as follows:
The staff and aids Of the grand marshal
will assemble a $50 o'clock q m on 18th
street north of Pennsylvania avenue. and
will be formed facing south In column OF
platoons Of eight files each, staff and specia,
aids leading head of column at Pennsyl.
vania avenue
Squadron A. y. Y. s. y. G., with detach.
ment of LIST United States Volunteer Cav.
airy on their right. will be formed in line
facing south, at $3.50 o'clock am on the
north side of Pennsylvania avenue, the
right of the LIST Volunteer Cavalry at Jack.
son place so that in forming column OF
platoons to the left the right Will be in
front.
The division of veterans will be formed
In line on the south side of Pennsylvania
avenue facing north, at $50 o'clock am.
the left of the Spanish War Veterans a.
the west gate of the White House grounds
the line extending east to 18th street ans
thence along the west curb Of the lattl
and the south curb of Pennsylvania ave
nue., as may be necessary. The veteran:
of the army and navy of the United State.
Irregular Army and Navy Union. etc) will
assemble in column on Pennsylvania ave
nue. facing east at $50 o'clock am heat
of column at Executive avenue west pre-
pared to follow the veterans OF the civil
and Spanish wars.
The President will be received by hi:
personal and veteran escort as he come:
out of the west gate of the White House
and fmuadiatAiy thereafter Suuadron A