Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-27

Leod; taps. bugler, Marine Band
The following is the membership of Ia
T, koma Chorus: SopranO-Mrs. l.. M.
Mooers. Mrs. J. H. Neall, Mrs. f. H.
! Easterling Mrs. I. ]. Smith, Mrs. j. u.
! Jackson. Mrs c. L. Shear, Mrs. 8. N. Cur
| tbs, Mrs Rhine, Miss Beulah Russell. Miss
| Mae Gould. Miss Lenora Perry Miss Mil
| dred Dyre Miss Lizette Hopkins. Miss Ma
bel Bailey, Miss Laura Skinner, Miss lied
Ter Altos-Mrs ]. c. Miller Mrs. w. B.
Walters. Mrs. E. J. Perry Mrs. Wake
Ter. Miss Eva Dexter, Miss Carrie Bailey.
| Tenors-Mr. Chapman Mccoy, Mr. E. v.
| Crittenden, Mr.. s. S. Shedd, Mr.. J. w.
| Dyre. Mr.. Rhine DR.. G. II. Head. Basso-
Mr.. E. ]. Perry, Mr. 1. ]. Smith, Mr.. Nor
man Jackson Mr.. c. L. Shear, Mr. ]. u.
jackson, Mr.. E. H. Easterling, Mr.. S. N.
Curtis, DR. j. H. Neall, DIR. A. Hart Dexter,
Dr. T. c. Clark. Director, Jas. w. Dyre.
| Pianist, Walter c. John.
Caring for Large Crowd.
Arrangements have been made by the
| quartermasters department of the army
| for taking of the large crowd which
| is expected to visit Arlington Memorial
| day. The grounds will be patrolled by a
guard of six infantrymen and twenty two
| cavalrymen under a commissioned officer.
| for the preservation of good order and
| the protection of government property.
| At the Soldiers Home the exercises will
| be under the direction OF Thomas H.
| Martin, senior vice department COM
| mander.
The parade will form in front of the
| Scott building at $50 o'clock Am, and
march to the speakers stand. Inc ofuer
| of parade will be follows:
| L. S. Soldiers Home Band, committees
and officers Soldiers Home, orators, chap
| lains, poet and reader, memorial choir,
| Henry Wilson Post, No. II, G. A. r.; ]. J..
l. Aston Command Spanish War Veterans,
Regular Army and Navy Union, veterans
| of the home and invited guests and visi-
| tors.
The order of exercises will be: Sound
| ing assembly 9:45 am, Soldiers Home
| bugler; idyl, Longing (Bendixl, Sol
| diers' Home Band; closing with Nearer,
| My God, to Thee" choir, band and as
sembly; calling assembly to order, senior
| vice department commander; invocation
| Rev Italian Griffith. chaplain; chorus
| ode to America" tHoward), memorial
| Thomas Calver; soprano solo. u. S. Sol
| diers' Home Memorial Hymn (Calyerl,
Mrs. Nellie B. Kelser; reading Lincoln
Gettysburg address, Mr. Robert II. Wood;
reverie, Sweet Remembrance" (Zimmer-
| MANN, Soldiers Home Band; in me-
merriam, recitation, Miss Mary Ford; bari
tone solo, The Flag of the Morning
| Skies" (Calver), Mr.. Harry II. Campbell;
Grafton. Mr. E. J. Burkett, U. S. Senate;
| tenor solo, Hear Us. Father" (MillardD.
| Mr.. Lucius F. Randolph, jr., and chorus
| memorial choir; recitation, me Amerl-
can Flag" Drake), Miss A E. Hazelton;
moroccan, Meeting" (Bendix). Soldiers
Home Band; closing prayer, Rev Edward
| H. Southgate, chaplain, Soldiers Home
| America choir, band and assembly;
| taps, Soldiers Home bugler.
Raising and Saluting Flag.
The exercises at the cemetery will close
| at IL 80 am. Procession, headed by the
| band and post, will march to the Scott
| building and at high noon the ceremony or
raising and saluting the flag will take place
The choir will sing and the band play The
Star Spangled Banner and the Soldiers
| Home Battery will fire a salute of twenty
| one guns
The officer of the day will be James Adams
| of Henry Wilson Post, No. IL. Leader, Sol
| diers' Home Band, Prof. John S. NJ. Zim-
mermann.
Memorial choir-Harry Wheaton Howard,
organist and director; Mrs. Nellie B. kel-
SER Miss Blanche Young, Miss Mae E. Mel
| ligan, Miss Hilda Wolfsteiner, Mrs. l.. +.
Randolph, jr., Mrs. Robert H. Wood, Luz
| cius F. Randolph, jr., Harry H. Campbell,
| Charles B. Mellon. Robert H. Wood. Ed B.
| Fox, Joseph Sullivan, Harry I. Hall,
| Thomas Calver, NJ. d.
ttees-Arrangements - Thomas H.
| Martin, senior vice department commander.
| chairman; William H. Anderson, command
| er Henry Wilson Post No. II; Capt Will
| liam M. Jones, superintendent National Sol
ders' Home cemetery: T. J. Sullivan, COM
mander ]. ]. Aston Camp, No. 6, Spanish
War Veterans; Quartermaster Sergeant
John Hogan, United States Soldiers Home;
Prof. John S. NJ Zimmerman, leader Sol
ders' Home Band; w. H. Womersly, Edwin
NJ. Truell.
Reception-Maj. Gen. Hamilton S. Haw-
kins, U. S. A.: Brig. Gen. E. B. Wiliiston.
u. 8. A.: Maj. Henry M. Kendall, U. S. A.;
Maj. w. H. Arthur, u. s. A.; Sergt. Maj
Henry Kerr, Sergts. Joseph Mass and Rich
ard Barivis. Past Commander Patrick Ford,
and Francis Nye. Henry Wilson Post No. II.
Decoration of graves-Ofhcers and mem
bers Of Lafayette w. R. c., No. 10, Mrs.
Cora L. Smith, chairman of committee and
children of the public schools.
Program for Congressional Cemetery.
The exercises at Congressional cemetery
will be under the direction of B. F. Graham,
junior vice department commander.
Committee of arrangements-B F. Ora
ham, p C. George, Chas d. Scott, T. ].
Sullivan.
Order of services-Reveille and assembly,
band bugier; funeral march, Flee as
Bird" Naval Gun Factory Band. J. G.
Moody, leader; Nearer, My God, to Thee"
choir and assembly; calling the assembly to
order, Junior vice department commander;
invocation, Rev. Geo. e. Maydwell; "All
Hail. Our Flag" Mrs. Arthur G. Dunn and
choir; Lincoln's Gettysburg address. Col. S.
r. Stratton: selection, Our Patriots" Ma
val Gun Factory Band; recitation, Star
Spangled Banner" NJ. T. Shelton; ITO Thee
o Country" Metropolitan Baptist Church
choir; Grafton, Representative Albert F.
Dawson; selection, The Warriors Naval
Gun Factory Band; THE American Hymn"
Metropolitan Baptist Church choir; Amer
ica," choir and assembly; benediction. Rev.
Geo. E. Maydweil; taps. band bugler; ma
tional salute.
Choir of the Metropolitan Baptist Church:
Sopranos, Mrs. Arthur G. Dunn, Mrs. Gill.
bert A. Clark. Mrs. James Brooks. Miss
| Mabel. Roberts. Miss Katie Dodge, Miss
Nellie Barber; altos. Miss Laura v. French
Miss Maude E. Keiser. Mrs. John H. Tats-
| paugh; tenors Dr. N. Bruce Hoofnagle, Mr.
ROLAND b. Fleharty, Mr.. William 0. Lyon,
Mr. W. Lee Helms, Mr.. Arthur Whitman:
| bassos Mr.. Gilbert A. Clark. Mr. William I.
| Ellis, Mr. James Brooks, Mr.. Walter Brooks,
| Mr. william Kemper; organist, Mr.. George
Weber Vail; director. Mr.. Gilbert A..
| Clark.
| At the conclusion Of the exercises services
| in memory OF the sailor dead viii be held at
| Pennsylvania avenue bridge under the aus
/ pices OF Farragut Wornan's Relief Corps.
/ Memorial committee Farragut Post-P. 4.
| George, Darwin Weaver. r. J. Cooksey. A.
| r. Dinsmore, Richard Emmons, Convis Par
ker. John Post. H. H. Bunyea. George X.
/ Cook. E. H. Ripley.
Farragut CoFpe-Mrs. Clara Kalstrom.
Mrs. Frances Smith, Mrs.. Grace Lowry.