Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-29
Services in Charge of Grand
Army of theRepublic.
AT THE CEMETERIES
OF DEDICATION OF
MACAULEY STATUE.
Names of Orators and Orders of Ex-
ercises at the Graves of
the Dead.

Memorial day arrangement. have been
completed by the committees representing
the G. A r., the Spanish War Veterans
and Sons of Veterans, as detailed in The
Sunday Star. Printed programs contain
ing the services in detail at Arlington and
the other cemeteries have been prepared
attend the several ceremonies tomorrow.
The parade. as outlined in The Star, will
form at $50 o'clock tomorrow morning on
the north side of Pennsylvania avenue the
right resting on 18th street. The column
Will move at 10 O'Clock sharp over the fol-
lowing route: 18th street north to Penn
sylvania avenue, west to jackson place,
north to ii street, east to 18th street south
on Eth street to Pennsylvania avenue to
the electric cars and thence to Arlington
The orators at Arlington, as stated sew
erai days ago in The Star Will be Senator
j. Il. Foraker for the Grand Army of the
Republic, and Chaplain Charles c. Pierce.
L. s. A, for the United Spanish War Vet
Grams, of which ORGANIC ition he is chap
lain for the Department of the District OF
Columbia. The ceremonies at Arlington
VIII be opened by a national salute at noon
by battery of United States field artillery.
Other features at Arlington will he mu-
steal selections by the Marine Band vocal
music by the choir and assembly, reading
or orders, poem, he BIVouaC of Airing
tom by Dewitt c. Sprague; Lincoln's adj
dress at Gettysburg, by Capt. r. II. Wood
of the Spanish War Veterans: benediction
by Chaplain II. S. Stevens and Taps"
Brief services in the Spanish war Sec
ton will precede those In the amphitheater
in charge of Department Commander 5.
Clifford Cox. Following all will be the GER
emonies attending the unvel ng of the mon
ument erected in honor of Gen. Daniel Nc
Cauley. late colonel of the 18th Indiana
Regiment. Gen. John c. Black will be the
orator of the occasion, and patriotic poem
by Col. John a. Joyce viii be read
The procession at Arlington will form at
II o clock noon south of the Arlington man
sion. and. headed ty the band, will pro-
coed to the Tomb of the Unknown" and
thence TO the Spanish war section.
At Soldiers Home
The services at Soldiers Home will begin
at 9:i5 O'Clock in the forenoon and will
be under the auspices of Henry Wilson
Post G. A r., and John Jacob Aston Camp.
Spanish War Veterans. Music will be fur
nished by the Soldiers Home Band, and
there will be choruses, solos and recita-
tions. The Grafton viii be by Rev. Abram
Simon of the Washington Hebrew Congre-
CATION.
The ceremonies al Congress oull cemetery
will begin at o clock with the sounding or
.reveille'' and assembly" There will be
music by the United States Engineer Band,
choir singing and solos. The orat.on VIII
be delivered by Mr.. William +. Andrews.
A field battery of United States artillery
will fire the national salute. At the con-
clus:on of these ceremonies service in
memory of the sailor dead will be held at
the Pennsylvania avenue bridge, near the
cemetery.
The services at GIenwood. Prospect Hill,
St Mary's and Mount Oiivet will begin at
8. 30 o'clock. The o.ation will be 10y Col.
Robert L. Doan of Ohio.
In Georgetown.
The assembly at Holy Rood cemetery will
be at the entrance at . o'clock, the services
to begin soon thereafter. The ceremonies
at Oak Hill will begin at 10 o'clock.
The address at St EliZabeths cemetery
will be by Superintendent William A. White
and Past Department Commander William
s. Odell, and the program of Instrumental
and vocal music. heretofore given IN The
Star, will be carried out.
The Battle Ground cemetery services as
heretofore stated in The Star, Will lie UNI .
der the direction of Mr.. b. II. Warner. The
addresses will be by Rev. George Bailey
and Mr. Simon Wolf. The hour of assemb-
ling will be 2:45 o'clock.
At Harmony cemetery bugler will sound
assembly at noon. The Introductory re- .
marks will be by Mr.. &. R Douglass. There
will be an address by Mr.. l.. MelendeS
King vocal music and salute to the dead
by the LIST Separate Battalion, District or
Columbia National Guard.