The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-26

ders. c. E. owen. J. M. stuckey. s J. Pettus. G. W. Turner.
 The following gentlemen are re- quested to act as aids: The Comman' der of State Sons of Veterans. Hon A. c. Sexton, Fred Hammond, B F. Noble, Ray Jones. z: A Lanier Jr. Junius Pierce. Sidney Well, Robert Ar. rington, Temple Seipels, Hugh Dent Michael Screws. w. H. Roquemore Robert Teague. Duncan May. B. D. Chapman, W. b. Hall J. H. Fried Hardwick Ruth. Tyler Goodwin, Elliott Hannon, Herbert Goldthwaite. Castor Scott. T. W. Donaldson, E. R. Cook pr. Crossland, Captain Phil Stern.
 The military commanded by Adjutan' General Bibb Graves and Major E. F Baber
 The Hoffman band of music.
 The Montgomery Greys, Captain E H Jackson.
 The Montgomery True Blues, Capt. W. F. Weiss.
 The Montgomery Field Artillery Capt. George H. Todd.
 Cavalry, Capt. William F. Lee.
 Confederate Veterans-Camp Lomax Capt J. B. Fuller, Camp Falkner, Capt J. NJ. Purifoy.
 Sons of Veterans. State Commandant Thomas M. Owen.
 All lOSdi UT visiting NSteTdQS or SOHS of Veterans, whether belonging to camps or. not. who will unite in the ceremonies, will report to George C.. Clisby, Chief Marshal.
 First Carriage-Mrs. M. D. Bibb, President Ladies' Memorial Associa- tion; Mrs. J. c. Lee, Vice-President: Mrs. J. Y. Brame Treasurer; Mrs. Mary R. Arlington, Secretary.
 Second Carriage-Capt. Peter B. Mas tin, orator; MT. Thomas Arlington, al- ternate; Miss Julia Taylor. recitation ist; Mrs. Halls Taylor, assistant secre- tary.
 Crawford. chaplain; Governor B. B. Conner: Lieutenant Governor H. B. Gray; Secretary W. E. Fort.
 Fourth and fifth carriages-Young girls who will sing song, Gross of Honor" under care of Miss Abercrom- bic.
 The Laides' Memorial Association.
 Various Chapters of Daughters of Confederacy.
 The Children of Confederates.
 The White House Association.
 The Daughters of the Revolution.
 The Sons of the Revolution.
 The Mayor and members of City Council.
 Commercial Club.
 The press. representing the city newspapers.
 All ministers of the Gospel.
 All fraternal orders aand societies. Superintendent of Education and teachers, and all citizens and visitors.
 The Line of March.
 Start at corner of Bibb and Moulton Streets thence to Commerce. thence to Dexter Avenue, thence to Bainbridge, thence to Oakwood Cemetery.
 In passing the State Capitol salutes will be fired in front of the star which marks the spot on which President Davis stood when he took the oath of office, and the monument on Capitol Hill erected to the soldiers and seamen of Confederate fame. The wreath and bouquets placed in the star by the Daughters of Patriots. Mrs. S. Halls Janney, and her assistants will be transferred to the cemetery as trib- ute from tthe dead chieftain to his comrades.
 Exercises at Cemetery.
 Revielle by band. Announcement by chairman.
 Introduction of chaplain.
 Invocation by chaplain. Rev. Walter NJ. Crawford.
 Songs by Confederate Veterans. .> Introduction of recitationist.
 Recitation by Miss Julia Taylor.
 Music by band. t'. s Introduction of orator.
 Address by Capt. Peter B. Mastin. The song of the Cross of Honor. by the young girls.
 The presentation of Crosses of Honor bv Sophie Bibb Chapter, of U: D. C.. and the Cradle of the Confederacy. -.- The benediction. frihnfes nlaced graves.
 Volleys by military.
 Taps.
 Open cars will be waiting on Court Square to convey the Veterans to the cemetery.
 His honor, Mayor Teague. will have evergreens sent to the Capitol, Oak wood Cemetery, Mrs. Lees and to all the schools, on Friday morning. April 25. It is hoped that all the ladies inter- ested in thus honoring those who died for Us will unite in these preparations. and that those who cannot attend will send a tribute, at least one wreath for memory.
 Flowers and other floral designs are requested to be sent to Mrs. J. C. Lee, 1O2 Church Street, al early as possible on Monday morning. when Mrs. Lee the chairman and other patriotic la. dies of the committee. will receive them as gladly as they were received twenty-five years ago, and convey them to the cemetery with sacred pleasure. The ladies of Verbena, and other towns and neighborhoods. will please for ward their offerings as usual to Veter- an W. M. Shoemaker who will receive them by express and send them to Mrs. Lee. Chairman of the Floral Commit tee.
 All herein mentioned. and all citi. zens and visitors are cordially invited to join the pageant. The work of mem orv belongs to all. Any assistance rendered Grand Marshal Clisby will be highly appreciated by the Ladies Me- morial Association, who consider the custom an object-lesson to the pres ent generation. All having vehicles win please join in the procession. Seats for veterans will be provided in front of the grand stand. Hoping that all will honor the custom and themselves in it's observance. we extend welcome to all to aid us in this sweet labor of love By order of
 Mrs. NJ. D. Bibb.
 President.
 Mrs Mary R. Arlington, Sec.