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

mrs Mary Bright Mrs Jennie farkef,
Mrs Anne Dykes. Mrs. Mary George. Mrs.
Clara Emmons, Mrs. Mary Ripley. Mrs.
Addie Foster. Mrs. Mary Stoddard, Mrs.
Fannie Pratt Mrs Julia Roberts
b. F. Graham Camp. Sons of Veterans
Charles Scott G. E. Miller, A +. Cook. y.
L. Robb, C. q. Spieden. H. F. Luce.
Fourth Immunes Camp. Spanish War vei-
erans-D. C. Eberiy.
In Chapel at Glenwood.
At Gienwood, Prospect Hill. ST. Mary's
and Mt Olivet the exercises will be under
direction of Edward A. Keeier commander
George III. Thomas Post, No. Is. Commit
| tee of arrangements-Edward A. Keller.
Harry Walsh, H. H. House, Chas A. Sid
| man and Chas. S. Davis
Order Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vice Command
er VIM. Hawthorn. with details from Post
| 10, Sons of Veterans and Spanish War Vet
| Grams. will meet at the Northeast Temple,
| III and 18th streets northeast at o'clock
am. and proceed to Mt Olivet and after
strewing flowers there will assemble at
! Glenwood.
| Post Is, the Relief Corps and the other
societies with their friends will meet
promptly at $50 O'Clock in the chapel at
Genwood for participation in the exercises
following the decoration of graves.
Program-Assembly bugler: Introductory
EDWARD A. Keller. commander: Invocation.
W. ii. Honn. chaplain; song. 'Tentfng To-
night, quartet; reading of orders. Sam
| Thee, audience; Lincoln's Gettysburg ad-
dress, Chas. s. Davis Sons of Veterans:
| original poem. Geo. B. Fleming; address,
representative VIM. A. Rodenberg. Illinois:
America, audience; benediction Rev. j.
| L. Brenizer, chaplain, Sons of Veterans;
| taps, bugler.
Committee on George H. Thomas Post,
No lo-Helon II. House. past commander,
chairman; l. w Stone, past department
commander; William H. Littlejohn, Daniel
s. Welker. l. b. Thatcher, E. P. Seavey,
| Thomas B. Crisp, William f. Dorsey w.
! H. Honn. Samuel Beight. Theophilus Nc
Clure, w f. Reed ]. ]. Stretch, J. c.
| Kaufman, Andrew Lukei. assisted by de-
tails from Sons of Veterans and Spanish
war comrades.
Womans Relief Corps. No. 11-Sarah
Kaufman. president; Agnes l.. Keller, sec
rotary; Mrs Emma C. LittIejohn. chairman (;
Mrs. Carney. Mrs. Hawthorn, Mrs MCGEE,
Mrs. Brodt, with all members of the corps
as assistants.
battle-ground National Cemetery.
At battle-ground National cemetery the
exercises will be under the direction of John
McElroy, past senior vice commandment
chief. G. A. r.
Program of enthusiastically Cat $50
p. m), bugler, Soldiers Home Band; idyl.
Longing Soldiers Home Band, closing
with Nearer, My God. to Thee" band,
choir and assembly; invocation, Rev. John
S. Van Schaick, jr.; lode to America Me
mortal choir: introduction, Louis p. Shoe
maker; reading of G. A. r. orders, Ben
jamin II. Bingham; opening address, John
McElroy; soprano solo, The Rest of the
Brave" Mrs Nellie B. Kelser; original
Memorial day poem, DIR. Thomas Calver;
baritone solo, The Flag of the Morning
Skies Harry II. Campbell; reading Lin
coins Gettysburg address, Mrs. Isabel Wor-
rell Ball; reverie Sweet Remembrance, -
Soldiers Home Band; Grafton, Representa-
| tive VIM. A. Calderhead of Kansas; Hear
Us, Father" tenor solo. Lucius F. Ran
dolph jr.. and chorus, Memorial choir; mo!-
| ceau, Meeting" Soldiers Home Band.
closing with America band. chorus and
assembly; benediction. Rev. Joseph Balthis;
| firing of salute, decoration of graves and
taps by bugler; Prof. Harry Wheaton How
ard. leader of Memorial choir and organ
| list; Prof. John s. NJ. Zimmerman, leader
of National Soldiers Home Band.
Committee-John McElroy, chairman;
Louis p Shoemaker vice chairman; Ar
thur Hendricks, Benjamin F. Bingham. A.
V. Cox, B. II. Warner, jr., E. T. Dinmlck'
secretary
Exercises at st. Elizabeth
At st. Elizabeth cemetery the services
will be under the auspices of John y.
Logan Post, No 10, A. B. Frisbie, COM
mander, assisted by Lincoln Camp, Sons or
Veterans, Henry NJ. Stabz. commander, and
D. D. Porter Garrison, Army and Navy
Union. H H Henry. commander; James
II. Dony. officer of the day; John L. An
derson, Colorbearer.
Program-Assembly, 1890 am, bugler
why Did We Drift Apart" band; invoca-
ton, Rev. w. G. Davenport, post chap
lain; opening remarks, Commander A. h.
Frisbie: Brief Life is Here our Portion
choir address. William A. White. M D..
superintendent ST. Elizabeth Hospital;
reading President Lincoln's Gettysburg ad-
DRESS James H. Dony; "Tenting Tonight
| childrens chorus; poem. odd Glory Shall
Never Come Down." ]. w. Pierson, Lincoln
Camp S. OF V; song. sleep Thy Last
Sleep choir Grafton. Representative
James THghlman Lloyd of Missouri; Battle
Hymn of the Republic, children's chorus;
address. Parker Trent. S.. of v; Sleep
Comrades, Sleep" band; benediction, Al
pheus Dawson; taps, bugler.
Executive committee-A B. Frisbie, chair
man: William H. Peck Henry NJ. STATE, H.
H. Henry.
Finance committee-Louis Becks chair
man; James H. Dony, William H. Peck, A.
B. Frisbie.
Music committee-Mrs Corolyn Janett,
Mrs Ida Moran, Miss Mary Edwards, Miss
Bertha E. Ross. Miss Evelyn c. Under
wood, Miss Estella Heartlove, Mr. George
G. Jones, Mr. George B. Thorne, Mr. E. l.
Davis.
Floral committee-Mrs. Emily A Frisbie,
president of John A. Logan Relief Corps
chairman; Mrs. Mary E. Crawford. Mrs
Margaret B. lew, Mrs. Clara A. Short, Mrs
Martha V. Coleman, Mrs. Ella ID. Nc
Laughln, Mrs. Sue Meloy, Miss Leslie
Browning, Miss Edith Tew, Miss Esther
Simpson Miss Edith Crawford, Mrs. Eliza
P Watson, Mrs. Emma Williams, Mrs
Mary A. Robinson, Mrs. Nina r. Smith
Mrs. Annie M. Stidham, Mrs. H. 0. Q Brien
Miss Mary O'Leary, Miss Alberta Warfield,
Miss Florence Frisbie, Miss Jessie Fisher
Mrs Emma Emo. Mrs: Mary e. Simpson.
Mrs Bithia Dawson. Mrs. Elizabeth w.
Bube Mrs. Mary E. Davenport, Miss Mary
c. Quade, Miss Ethel Mclaughlin, Miss
Edna Williams, Miss Edna Emo, Mrs. Jane
Mclean, Mrs. Julia A. Dony, Mrs. Carrie
King, Mrs Anna A. Peck, Mrs. Amanda
Hackett, Miss Helen r. Tanquary, Miss
Annie Anderson, Miss Mary Coleman, Miss
Ethel Dony Music by st. Elizabeth's choir
10. T. Davis, director; pupils Van Buren,
and Congress Heights Schools Miss L. A.
Tichnor, director; Hospital Band.
Holy Rood and Oak Hill.
At Holy Rood and Oak Hill cemeteries
the exercises will be under the direction of
Walter B. Sebastian. commander George U.
Morris Post, No 10. G.. A. r.
General committee of arrangements-Past
Commanders B. T. Janney c. M. Robinson.
A. B. Grunwell and George w. Fletcher of
Post 80; Capt. Henry c. Porter of Admiral
George Dewey Naval Camp, No. Z. U. S.
W.
Holy Rood cemetery-Post 10 and the
public will assemble at the entrance to the