Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-22

Morton. rector. and a sermon was preach
ed by Rt. Rev. Alfred NJ. Randolph.
bishop Of the diocese Of southern Vir-
gnia. Bishop Randolph took for his sub
ject the life and character Of Washing
ton. Among those occupying seats in the
chancel were Rev. George Somerville Of
Falls Church, Rev Everett Meade. rector
of old Pohick Church: Rev. Bergman
nary. and Rev DR.. Angus Crawford. dean
of the Episcopal Theological Seminary.
Formation Of Parade.
The hour for the starting of the parade
was $50 o'clock, but for an hour and a
half before that time Col. Charles P.
Hatfield, U.SA.. the chief marshal, had
his aids arranging the participants In the
order in which they were to move. The
chief marshal and his staff formed on
Duke street with right resting on Wash
carriages formed on Duke street between
ST. Aeaph and Pitt streets. The right
of the military division rested on Pitt
street. the column extending on Duke to
Lee street. thence to Cameron. on Cam
error to Washington. The right Of the
secret organiza tions rested on Cameron.
column on Royal to Queen. on Queen to
st. Asaph. The fire department right
Wolf to Fairfax. Fairfax to Gibbons
streets.
It was only a moment or two after
the appointed hour when the chief mar
shall gave the command that set the
column in motion over the following route:
from Duke street, with right resting on
Washington street, along Duke to Payne,
Payne to Prince. Prince to Fairfax Fair
fax to Cameron. Cameron to Royal. Royal
to King. King to Washington. Washing
ton to Wythe and counterAarch to King,
King to West and then disband.
AS the parade moved along King street
on its way TO West street to dfsband IT
passc Il in revie " before the chief marshal
and city officials of Alexandria. the Of
ficers OF the Washington birthday cele-
bration committee and distinguished
guests who were stationed on hand
somely decorated reviewing stand at the
northwest corner Of King and Alfred
streets.
Order Of March.
The parade moved in the following or
der:
Platoon of mounted police, Lieut. James
Smith. commanding.
Chief marshal, Col. Charles A. P. Hat
field, Z. g. A.
Chief of staff, Orlando H. Kirk of this
city.
Aids. Lieut.. W. ". Domaine. military;
Norman L. Williamson. secret organiza-
tons: John Leadbeater fire department.
Members of staff for the city. Worth
Hulfsh, commanding; members Of staff
for Fairfax county, Col. George X.
Pickett, commanding: members of staff of
Alexandria county, James E. Clements
commanding.
Distinguished guests. officers of the asso-
citation. the mayor and members OF the
city council and other city officers in
First division, military-Maj. David
Rumbaugh. 18th Cavalry, U. S. A.. Fort
Myer. commanding: 18th United States
Cavalry Band, L. s. Engineers Battalion:
Artillery: Troop f. 18th Cavalry; Troop
F. 18th Cavalry; Troop G, 18th Cavalry
The officers were: Maj ]. p. Pickman
commanding squadron; Troop E, Lieut.
r. r. Bull TT Troop r. Capt G. H. Preston Pr
talon, Sd U. s. Field Artillery. Capt T.
n. Horn: Battery D. Lieut. Harold Hunt
ley: Battery f, Capt. A. s. Cassels
United States Marine Band: L. 8. Marine
Battalion: battalion Of sailors from L. S
s. Mayfower. Dolphin and other ships
Oficers in command: Capt. Henry Leon.
ard. Lieut.. Howard. Lieut. Wise, Lieut.
Mcconnell and Lieut.. Russell
National Guard Organizations.
Battalion of Virginia militia-Company
G. 10th Virginia Regiment: Alexandria
Light Infantry. Capt p. J. Murphy, COM
marding; Culpeper Minute Men. Capt.
Edwin L. Slaughter
the District Of Columbia. headed by the
National Guard Brigade Band. Col NJ. f.
Urell. commanding. Staff-Lieut. Col r.
4. O'Brien; adjutant. Capt. John f.
Brooks: surgeon. Capt. F. J. Woodman;
chaplain. Capt. G. F. Dudley. 4th Bat
talion-Maj. Anton Stephen: adjutant. First
Lieut. c. r. Roberts; quartermaster, First
Lieut.. T. A. McAnally; surgeon. First
Lieut.: BENJAMIN G. Pool: inspector rifle
practice. First Lieut.. W. NJ. Farrow Com
pany A-Capt. Theodore P. Heap; first
| lieutenant, c. A. Lindsey; second lieuten-
ant. c. B. Ha-wood. Company B-Capt
Samuel Feland; first lieutenant. G.. j. Nc
Dermott; Company Capt: T. v. Walk
| lieutenant. w. H. Eckstein. Company D.
Capt. A. L. Evans: first lieutenant, A. L.
Kitchen: second lieutenant. J. f. Leeman.
9Th Battalion-Maj. r. D. simms; ad-
| termaster. First Lieut.. A. B. Wier: sur
geon. First Lieut.: A: B. Bennett: in
| spector rife practice. First Lieut.. G. G.
Dennison. Company E-Captain. Edward
second lieutenant. l.. B. Ernest. Company
F-Captain, c. v. Sayer; first lieutenant.
A. W. Leonard: second lieutenant. ]. j..
| Owen. 9Th Battalion-Major, William f.
Holt; surgeon First Lieut. c. H. Bowker;
| inspector rife practice First Lieut.. F. H.
Heidenreich. Company I-Captain. Alex
| Summers; first lieutenant. G. p. Phillips:
| second lieutenant. L. A. Clausel. Com
! pany I-Second lieutenant. T. s. O'Hallo-
ran. Company M-Captain, G. E. Tolson:
| first lieutenant. r.. j. Totem
School Cadets Represented.
| Washington High School Cadet Regi-
ment-M. B. Clagett, colonel command
| Ing; s. D. Williams, lieutenant colonel:
Capt. II. w. Clark. regimental adjutant:
Capt. w. 8. Sauer. regimental quarter
master.
| First Battalion-James r. Webb ma jor
commanding: Lieut. r. s. Madden bat
| talon adjutant. Company A. Capt. 4. F..
Reed: Company B, Capt. G. r. Heit-
muller. Lieuts. r. II. Owen and J. A.
Scott: Company I. Capt. c. A. Bonine
| Lieuts. n. III. Harrison and j. G. Town