Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-03
PROGRAM FOR THE REUNION
General Black Responds 70 Address Of VEL
come Instead Of Senator Warner,
OTHERWISE SAME As FIRST ANNOUNCED
General n. n. Grant and Bishop
Fauows Both write They WIN
Certainly Attend the
Coming Reunion.
OTHERWISE SAME As FIRST ANNOUNctl

The local executive committee in charge
'of the arrangements for the reunion Of
the Society OF the Army of the Tennessee
20 be held In this city Thursday and Fri
day OF next week. yesterday morning
made public the detailed program for the
public meeting to be held the night OF
November in the New theater and the
banquet on the night Of November ..
The response to the addresses OF well
come by Governor Cummins and Mayor
Macras at the public meeting in the New
theater viii be made by General John c.
Black in place of by United States SEN
RtoT Warner OF Kansas City, as pre-
viously announced. At the banquet q let
tor from President Roosevelt in response
to the toast, 1.-THE First President" will
he read. Tho Elks quartet will furnish
the music at both the open meeting In the
opera house and at the banquet
This Is the complete program for the
public meeting Thursday night;
fIsSsr Archbis6op John ireland.
opening Song-star Spangied Banner.
Eiks' Quartet, the audience rising and
Address Of weieom2 Senin i.............
Hon. Albert B. Gummins' Governor OF
song--Songs of Dixie. ..............a
Elks Quartet.
Hon. Donald Macrae, Mayor or Council
sonE-old Black joe. ............
Elks Quartet.
response General sS @d'C john c. Black.
annual General Smith D. Atkins 49,
Mrs.. Mary Z. Latey Of the Society Of the
Army of the Tennessee.
Major 'S General Oliver o. Howard, Com
.mandtng the Army Of the Tennessee.
Song-7Way Down South. ............
Elks' Quartet.
Major General Fred D. Grant, commandcr
the Department of the East.
Song-Marching Through Georgia....s
Blks' Quartet.
Voluntary Remarks ..................
Songs-Auld Lang Syne .......,. .......
Elks' Quartet and Members of the Society.
After-Dinncr Program.
The program to follow the banquet FRI
day night is as follows:
Opening song-Tenting Tonight 49,.
-; 'hiks Quartet
The hFes, dent :. response
,Nour country ...Archbishop John Ireland
,song-Battle Hymn of the ReRu6?lie.;
The Heroes ana Victories Of the Army Ttt -
of the Tennessee" Mrs. John A. bogan
~:song :, m. mrs Mary F. e. Lstey OF
FORWARD" CMorak Time rolls its cease
less course) ...4 Rev. 4. r. Sherman
The Volunteer Soldier '..s...........t.....
( ............. Private Thomas G. Richmond
Song-Hark, the Trumpet. Eiks Quartet
major General James B. McPhersVn
Commander Of the Army Of the Ten
nessee' ........... Hon. Smith Mcpherson
Song-Soldier's Farewell 49,. Elks' Quartet
Address ...,......S.... Hon. John N. Baldwin
ra'3id Glory" ..s,..,.-... General j. n Sttb6H
Song--Auld Lang Syne ....................
~ ...-..-,. .. -. EllSs' Quartet and Society
DQrihg the lbauquet wlIaiey's orchestra
will Sender the following program:
Mardh-Stars and Stripes Forever.
Selec observation-disclosures Of the South.
Selectiou-It Happened in Nordland.
Patrol-Blue and Gray.
SeleCtion--Toyland.
Novelette-Dainty Danes.
Med1ey-tS63.
AIarch-General MiXup, L. S. A.
Bishop Samuel tallows OF the REFORMED
Episcopal church of Chicago has written
Major Richmond, chairman of the loeal
executive Committee. that he expects to at
tend the reunion Bishop Fallows enlisted
in the union army as chaplain in 1861. but
afterwards entered active military service
and attained the rank Of colonel and brevet
brigadier general He has been a resident
OF Chicago since 1870
IT viii certainly come" writes Genera