The Washington herald., 1907-05-29

the Lincoln Camp. Sons OF Veterans,
meets In the rotunda Of the Capitol 10 hold
exercises in memory Of Lincoln. In the
afternoon at ESQ o'clock the members Of
the T. s. Grant Circle. No ], Ladies' of
the G. A. R. will gather in the rotunda t.
decorate the statue of Grant Following
their annual custom. the employees of the
Government Printing Office will also hold
their memorial services to-day at noon in
the main hallway of the new building.
Complete arrangements for the OBJ
servance OF Memorial Day in the District
have been made. Arlington. Soldiers
Home. Congressional. Oak Hin. Holy
Rood. Mount Olvet, Glenwood, St. Eliza
beth Asylum. Rock Creek. Harmony
Prospect Hill, 81. Msrys and Battle
Ground National Cemetery are the ceme-
taries for which official programmes have
been arranged. Isolated graves viii also
be honored.
Parade in Morning.
The main feature Of to-morrow's serv-
ices will be the parade to Arlington. in
which all the local military organizations
will be represented. T. r. Campbell will
be marshal and officer OF the day at Ar
lington. and viii head the procession. The
District National Guard Will head the mill
itary organizations. The G. \. r. posts
viii be second in line, with the United
Spanish War Veterans and the Army and
Navy Union following.
On arrival at Arlington a battery OF
artillery Will fire the national salute at
noon The Marine Band and Thirteenth
Cavalry Band viii render a programme.
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koma Chorus The decoration Of the
graves VIII follow. the procession forming
south Of the Arlington Mansion and
marching through the cemetery.
Programme of Exercises.
In the amphitheater the programme will
be as follows:
Assembly buzler L. s. Marine Band; The Star
Sranclpd Banner" u. =. Marine Band Nearer,
Ny GOD tp Thee" band chorus and assembly, call
inE the assembly % order. Newton Fcrree. depart
naent commander; inrocsti0n &. W. Gallagher. de-
rartment chaplain. go. Columbia. our Land tmusic
bv Douizctti words hy Dr. Thomas Davcri. Takoma
Chorls reading of orders. James A. Allen. assistant
adfai4ut general. Voice uf the Nation io2ntei-
mann T. s. Marine Band. President Lncoln's
Gg,tysbUC address Rev. n. N cTTicni chorus, ia',
After the Battle from David lGahricl. ih'.
"N1 shadows Yondsr' from Holy City" tiaun.
Takrma Chorus. reading. The BeTClle Bret
The Rest nj the Brave .C8lyer' Miss Laura Col
izrn- u-a-frn g0mrade James Tanner past com
Inanaeru-~Hisf ol the Grand Amy ~ the Republic
hs.yt0ne solo. The Veterans Last song h0zi5ri,
Prof Jasrcr d. NcFaU; Funeral March Chopin.
L. s. Marine fBand. chorus. "ln8amatus,' from
..Stabst Nlatc-a l,ossnii. Takoma Chorus; Amer
lea" hand choris and assembly. heneiictlon Rev
II A. Brown. chaplain. L. 3 a.
Immediately following the above eXer-
cises the unveiing OF the monument to
Mower. by the Society Of the Army of the
Tennessee will take place under the
auspices Of said society. Senator William
Warner. of Missouri will preside.
National Cemetery.
The programme at the National Gene
terv. United States Soldiers Home, under
TIE direction Of John s. Walker, senior
vice commander. will be as follows.
The parade viii form in front # The Scott huild-
ing at 80 q. m. and march 70 the speakers stand
Order n exercises:
Sounding assembly 9.i5 a. m. Soldiers Home
trielsr: romance Parting tB9udiX, Soldiers
Home Band closing With Nearer. Ny God 90
Thee" choir. band. and assembly; calling assembly
20 order, senior vice department commander. iuyo-
cation. Rev. H. Allen Griffith. chaplain Soldiers
Home. chorus. "Ode On America H. W. Howard,
the Keser Young Ladies Chorus; original poem,
Their Memory Never Shall Die DR.. Thomas
Cslrer. soprano solo. tho Soldiers Home Memorial
HYMN fCalTrr. Mrs. Nellie B. helSeri reading
Liuc7ns Gettyzb1Ts address, Mr. Fred 7. Barbour
transcription The Voice If Love" iSchumsnn
Soldiers Home Band "Coumba's Memorial Day.
Miss MARY Ford, chorus Just Before the Battle
Mother George F. Root. Kelssr Yong Ladies
Choir: Grafton. Rev. Carl e.. Douev Ph. D., Ham
line NJ T. Church; soprano S1lo and chorus. The
Flag Of Morning Skies tCsl7erf Miss Stella Ray
naond and kslser Nogng ladies Choir; serenade
Reconciliation fBendiEl. Soldiers Home Band
closing PRAYER. Rev. Edward H. S0uthrate. chaplain
Soldiers home: America" choir band and as
sembly; TAPS, Soldiers Home busler.
The exercises at the cemetery will close
at 1l.50 a. m. Procession, headed by the
band and post. will march to the Scott
building. and at high noon tho ceremony Of
raising and saluting the flag will take
place. The choir viii sing and the band
will play Star Spangled Banner" and the
Soldiers Home Battery will fire a salute
Of twanty-one guns. officer Of the day,
Francis Nye, Henry Wilson Post, No. II.
Congressional Cemetery.
At the Congressional Cemetery the fol-
lowing exercises have been arranged
under the direction Of f. II. Holbrook.
junior vice department commander:
Reveille and assembly. band bugler: Largo from
Hnendel's "Xerxes'0 T.. S. Engineers Band. Julius
cioir and assembly; calling the assembly % order,
Junior vice department commander. Invocation Rev.
H. s. France; TO Thee. o Country tEichbergI.
Metropolitan Baptist Church choir; 'Linc0us Get
tysburE Address" Col Samuel Il. Stratton. seec.
ti0n The Holy City" L. S. Engineers Band; reci
tation The American Flag, Miss Grace Ross; so
piano solo The Rest 0f the Brave tCalVer-MO0rel.
Mrs Arthur g. Dunn: OratinE Rev. F. NJ. Bristol.
d. D.. selection. "Infammatus' t'Stahat Mater
Rossiu band: The Recessonal' de k0venl, Mrs.
Arthur g. Damn and choir; poem, In Memoriam.
Harry o. Hail. America, choir and assembly
benediction. Rev Il S. France; TAPS" band
nugleT. national salute.
At the conclusion Of the exercises. serv-
ices in memory OF the sailor dead will be
held at Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge. un-
der the auspices Of Farragut Woman's
Relief Corps.
ST. EIizabetf's Cemetery.
At st. Elizabeth's Cemetery the exer-
cises viii be under the auspices Of John
A. Logan Post. a. b. Frisbie, cOmman-
der. Programme;
Assembly 1880 a. m.. buEler: selection, let All
Obey" band; Invocation, Rev. Willard q. Dsysn-
port opening remarks A. B. Frisbie; solo and
,horus, While the Days Are Going BY. choir,
Daniel Smithson spl0ist: address Wm. A White
". D.. superintendent n 81. Eliyabeth's Hospital
-eading President Lincoln's Gettysburg address,
Parker Trent; Battle Hymn Of the Republic.
hdrens chorus; poem. selected Franklin Lang
lev of Junior Order ReChahites: a romance,
selection band. Grafton. James NJ, Priyatel Dal-
yell Kellers American Hymn" childrens chorus;
address Col F. T. r. johnson. II Sons a Vet
Grams; Good Night" Saukey choir; benediction
Rev. y. H. Miller, taps, busler.
In the Northeast.
Glenwood. Prospect Hill, St Mary's
and Mount Olivet-Under the direction OF
William Hawthorn, commander, with
George II. Thomas Post, No. Is. assisted
by Cushing Camp. Sons of Veterans, and
Richard J. Harden Camp. Spanish Wal
Veterans order Of exercises:
Past Department Commando B. P Entrikin with
details from Post IS. Sons OF Veterans and spanish