Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-28
Services at the Amphitheater.


James Tanner, past commander in chief,
G. a. r.; baritone solo, The Veterans Last
Song u.ozierl, Prof. Jasper D. McFall;
Funeral March Chopin, U. S. Marine
Band; chorus, 1miamatuS from Stabat
Mater RossinD, Takoma Chorus; Amer
lea band. chorus and assembly; benedic-
ton. Rev II: A. Brown chaplain, U. S. A.
Immediately following the above exer-
cises the unveiling of the monument to the
memory of Maj. Gen. Joseph A. Mower by
the Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Will take place under the auspices of said
society, Senator William Warner of Mis-
souri, presiding.
Address by comrades, Col. William Hem
sted, George c. Ross and Lucius D. Alden
Unwilling by Master Mower McComas
grandson of Gen. Mower.
Members of the Grand Army, Spanish
War veteIa ans. Army Army and Navy Union
cieties invited to participate.
Soldiers Home.
The program at the National cemetery
United States Soldiers Home, under the
direction of John S. Walker, senior vice
commander, will be follows:
The parade will form In front of the
Scott building at $50 am. and march to
the speakers stand.
Order of parade-United States Soldiers
Home Band; committees and officers Sol
reader; memorial choir; Henry Wilson Post,
No II, G. A. r.: j. j, Astor Command
Spanish War Veterans; Veterans of the
home and invited guests and visitors.
Order of Notwithstanding Assembly
9:45 am, Soldiers Home bugler; romance
Parting (Bendix), Soldiers Home Band
closing with Nearer, My God, to Thee"
choir, band and assembly: calling assembly
er; invocation, Rev, H. Allen Griffith, chap
lain. Soldiers Home; chorus, lode to
America On. w. Howard, the Kelser
Young Ladies Chorus; original poem,
Tlair
Thomas Calver; soprano solo. the Soldiers
Home Memorial Hymn (Calver) Mrs. Nellie
b. keiser; reading LincOln's Gettysburg
address, Mr.. Fred E. Barbour; transcript
diers' Home Band; "Columbias Memorial
Day. Miss Mary Ford; chorus, Just Be
fore the Battle, Mother George F. Roof,
kelser Young Ladies Choir; grafton, Rev.
Church., soprano solo and chorus, THE
Flag of Morning Skies (Calver), Miss
Stella Raymond and kelser Young Ladies'
Choir; serenade, Reconciliation (Bendix),
Soldiers Home Band; closing prayer, Rev.
Edward H, Southgate, chaplain, Soldiers
Home; America, choir, band and assem-
bly, Taps, Soldiers Home bugler.
The exercises at the cemetery will close
band and post, will march to the Scott
building, and at high noon the ceremony Of
raising and saluting the flag will take
place. The choir will sing and the band
will play "Star Spangled Banner and the
Soldiers Home battery will fire a salute of
twenty-one guns.
Officer Of the day, Francis Nye Henry
Wilson Post, No. II.
Committee of arrangements-John S.
Walker, senior vice department commander;
John II. Henniss, commander Henry Wilson
Post, No II; Capt. William NJ. Jones, su-
perintendent National Soldiers Home GEM
etery, William b. Powers. commander Col.
j. j. Astor Camp, No. g. Spanish War Vet
Grams; Quartermaster Sergeant John Ho-
cyny Tv,nit bod ctat al T,1f
John S. NJ Zimmerman, leader Soldiers
Home Band; w. H. Wormersly, Edwin NJ.
Tuesell.
Committee on tomb of Gen. John A.
Capt. L. M. Kelley. c. A. Ensloe, Mrs.
Jenkins. II. H. Martin and R. Stone Jack
stone.
Reception committee-Maj Gen. Hamil-
ton S. Hawkins, L. S. A; Brig. Gen. ]. P.
Rogers. L. S. A; Maj. Henry NJ Kendall,
y. S. A.; Maj; w. H. Arthur, U. S. A;
Sergt. Maj, Henry Kerr, Sergts. Joseph
Mass and Richard Bariviz, Post Command
er Patrick Ford, James II. Preston and
Abraham Toy, senior vice commander of
Henry Wilson Post, No. II; CHRISTOPHER
Aston Camp, No. G. Spanish War Veterans.
Decoration of graves-Oficers and MEM
bers of Lafayette w. r. c., No. 10, Mrs.
Mary Mcintosh, chairman Of committee and
children of public schools.
At Congressional Cemetery.
Under direction of E. H. Holbrook, Junior
vice department commander, and the COM
mittee of arrangements, consisting of H. II.
Bunyea, James Frank, D. c. Eberly and c.
E. Hooks, the following will be the order
of services: Revelle and assembly, band
bugler; Largo from Haendel's ''Xerxes'),
L. S. Engineers Band, Julius Hamper,
bandmaster; Nearer, My God, to Thee"
choir and assembly; calling the assembly to
order. junior vice department commander;
inv paN. E>rn rnn n lan
o Country" (Eichberg), Metropolitan Baptist
Church choir; ''Lincolns Gettysburg Ad-
dress" Col Samuel r. Stratton; selection,
The Holy City" L. S. Engineers Band;
Grace Ross; soprano solo, THE Rest of the
Brave tCalverMoore), Mrs. Arthur G.
Dunn; Grafton. Rev. f. NJ. Bristol, d. D.;
selection, 'Infammatus' c'Stabat Mater
RossinD, band; 1.-The Recessional" Ode
koven), Mrs. Arthur G. Dunn and choir
poem. In Memoriam,' Harry Q. Hall;
America" choir and assembly; benedic
ton. Rev. II. S. France; Taps" band
bugler; national salute.
At the conclusion of the exercises, serv-
ices in memory of the sailed dead will be
held at Pennsylvania avenue bridge, under
the auspices of Farragut Woman's Relief
Corps
Memorial committee of Farragut Post,
No 10-John Jost, =. j. Cooksey, George r.
Cook. James Wood, Convis Parker. r: Z.
George, S. w. Bunyea, w. F.. Brenizer, A.
F. Dinsmore. Stanton Weaver B. F. Ora
ham, E. H. Ripley.
Farragut Woman's Relief Corps-Mrs. NJ
A. Dow. president; Mrs. Addie w. Foster,
Mrs. Fannie T.. Pratt, Mrs. Julia Roberts,
Mrs. Lizzie Bradley, Mrs. Maggie Licca-
rione. Miss Emma Kibbey and the corps.
Daughters of Neterans-MiSS Anna NJ
Roberts, president; Mrs. E. s. knight, sec
ond vice president Mrs. Luella 7. Bailey
Mrs Ethel d. Weaver, Miss Rosey r. Riley
Mrs. Ella w. Southland, Miss Anna NJ. Dow
E. F. Graham Camp, Sons of Veterans
Charles d. Scott, James Frank, Arthur
Cook. William H. Scott, Charles Z. Speden.
Fourth Immune Camp, United Spanish
War Veterans-William Peacock, COM
mander.
In the Northeast.
Glenwood, Prospect Hill. st. Mary's and
Mount Olivet-Under the direction Of Will
liam Hawthorn, commander, with George
Fl. Thomas Post, No. Is, assisted by Gushing
Camp, Sons of Veterans, and Richard J.
Harden Camp, Spanish War Veterans.
Committee of arrangements-B. P. Entri-
kin, +. p Seavy, Edward Webster, j. l..
Brenizer, William H. Honn and z. L.
Cogan.
order of exercses-Past Department Com
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