The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-26

| Mrs. George Doran, Treasurer. Mrs.
| George M Raoul. Assistant Secretary.
| Second carriage, Captain A. T. Good
wyn or John A. Gilmore, Orator or Alter
late Orator or Day, Chairman, Cen
eral w. w. Brandon, Miss Evelin Bibb,
Recitationist. Rev. e. c. Holland. Chap
! lain.
Third carriage. Governor B. r. CO.
mer, Lieutenant Governor II. B.sGray.
| Secretary of State F. N. Julian, w. Il.
Fort. Private Secretary to the Cover
nor.
Fourth carriage, Major w. w. Screws
Colonel Michael l. Woods John A. FL
more and Judge T. q. Jones, Honorary
STAFF.
The Ladies' Memorial Association.
The various chapters of the United
Daughters Of Confederacy.
The Children of the Confederacy. .
The White House Association.
The Sons of the Revolution.
Major w. M. league and city and
county oficiais.
The Chief of Police.
The City Council.
The ministers of the Gospel, repre-
senting the churches.
The Commercial and Industrial Club
All fraternal orders and societies.
social clubs, schools and teachers. State
and county.
superintendents of Education-City
Superintendent Floyd.
Citizens and Visitors.
Line of March.
Grand Marshal commanding rendez-
vous at corner Bib and Moulton
Streets: move at p. m. sharp. From
| thence to Commerce Street, thence to
Dexter Avenue, thence to lakewood
Cemetery.
In passing State Capitol, salutes will
| be fired In front of star which marks
the spot on which stood, President Da-
Wis when he took the oath of office to
| the Southern Confederacy, and in pass
| ing the monument OF Capitol Hill,
erected to- the soldiers and seamen of
| Confederate fame.
| The wreaths and bouquets placed on
| the star by the devoted daughters of
patriots, Mrs. Halls Janney and assist
| ants, will be transferred to the ceme-
| terry as a tribute in the name of our
dead Chieftain to his comrades.
Exercises Mt the Cemetery.
Revi1le by the band.
Announcement by the chairman and
| introduction Of chaplain.
Invocations of divine blessings by
| the Rev. z. C. Holland, chaplain.
Introduction OF recitation, Miss Eve
| lyn Bib.
Music by the band.
Song by Montgomery Quartette,
Junius Pierce, chairman.
| Introduction of orator by the chair
man,
Address by Capt A. r. GOODWIN.
Song.
Benediction by the chaplain.
Floral tributes on graves while mu-
sic in harmony is played by the band.
Volleys fired by the military over the
graves and in honor of Lomax and
other distinguished and devoted Con-
federates, including that of Mrs. Sophia
Bibb, the founder of the Ladies' Memo
rial Association.
Taps.
Open cars will be waiting on Court
| Square to convey veterans to the cem-
etery.
Flowers and wreaths.
Mayor league will have evergreens
| in abundance at the Capitol and al
lakewood Cemetery for the work of the
ladies.
1t is hoped that all the ladies who
are interested in thus honoring those
who fought and died for us will unite
| in these preparations, and those who
cannot attend will send at least one
| wreath for memory.
Flowers, wreaths and other floral de-
signs are requested to be sent to the
| residence of Mrs. J. C. Lee, Vice.
| President, at 102 Church street as ear
| ly as possible on the day preceding
| when Mrs. Lee, the Chairman, and 9th
| err patriotic ladies of the Committee
| will again receive them as gladly 81
they were received a quarter OF
century ago. and convey them to the
cemetery with sacred pleasure.
The ladies of Verbena and othel
| towns and neighborhoods will please
| forward their usual offerings to Vet
eran w. M. Shoemaker who Will re-
| ceive them by express as he has done
for so many years and transfer then
to the care of Mrs. j. c. Lee. Chair
man Floral Committee.
The widows and orphans of the gal
| liant men who died for us will surely
| contribute an Offering to their loved
| ones.
All herein mentioned and all citizeni
and visitors are most cordially invited
| to Join the pageant The work of me
mortal love and gratitude belongs t
all.
| Any assistance rendered the Crane
Marshal will be highly appreciated b!
| the Ladies' Memorial Association.
| All who are DESTROYS of sending al
offering for the Star will find Mis-
Catherine Collins pleased to take charg
of same until they are transferred t.
the care of Mrs. Halls Janney, who's
| which suggested the marking of THU
spot.
All who have vehicles will pleas
| join in the procession.
Hoping all will honor themselves II
the observance of the sacred custom
we call on all patriots to aid us in thi
| sweet love token to the heroes of
beautiful past.
| Mrs. NJ. D. Bibb,
| President of the Ladies' Memorial AS
| ISOLATION.
Mrs George NJ. Raoul,
Assistant Secretary L. M. A.
There will be a place in the pro-
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