The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
SUNKEN WAR ship
TO BE REMEMBERED
Patriotic Organizations to
Honor the Maine.
SERVICES AT ST. PATRICK'S
Memorial Mass to BE Held with
Father Russell officiating Pill
Erimage in Afternoon 60 Arlington
Cemetery, Where Addresses WIZ Be
Made and Graves Decorated.

The slogan OF the American troops dur
/ ing the Spanish-American war. 'Remem-
Der the Maine. viii be carried into effect
tomorrow. when members OF patriotic
and military organizations Of the District
win commemorate the eleventh anniver-
I sary Of the destruction Of the famous
American battle ship.
Prominent men viii deliver speeches.
the story OF the blowing Up Of the Maine
VIII be told. patriotic hymns VIII be sung,
AMI other exercises held at night In the
First Presbyterian Church. under the
auspices Of the Maine Memorial Associa-
tion and the Army and Navy Union
Memorial Mass.
In the morning at 10 o'clock a memo
rial mass viii be held IN st. Patrlck's
Catholic Church Rev. Father Russell
viii oficiate. The mass viii be followed
in the afternoon at 30 o'clock by a pill
grimage 10 Arlington Cemetery. Ad-
dresses viii be made and the graves Of
the Maine dead viii be decorated with
foral pieces from President Roosevelt
and patriotic societies. The services will
be concluded with a salute fred by a
squad detailed from the Thirteenth L. S
Cavalry.
The day Wi1 ne appropriately concluded
with the exercises at the First Presby-
teTian Church.
Rear Admiral Charles s sigsbee. L. s
y, retired; Capt Richmond Pearson
Hobson. Representative from Alabama:
Benjamin +. Barnes. postmaster Of
Washington, and other weIl-known men
VII be among the speakers. The invoca-
ton viii be delivered by Rev Donald Nc
Leod, pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church, after which an overture. HAL
10 the Chief" win be played by the
United States Marine Band
Col Charles NJ Shinn viii preside. and
the opening address. Why We celebrate
Maine Day" VIII be delivered by Gen.
Andrew S. Burt, L. 5. " After a recep-
ton 10 Rear Admiral Sigsbee. an address
viii be made BY Representative Nathan
W Hale. OF Tennessee. followed by Col
John McElroy. past senior vice cOmman-
der-in-chief. G. A R. Judge ". H. De
Lacy, Of the Juvenile Court. viii speak
on ''Our sailor and soldier boys"
Sigsbee to Speak.
Rear Admiral Sigsbee viii tell the story
Of the destruction Of the Maine. followed
BY Representative Hobson. who will
speak on "sone lessons from our navy"
Postmaster Barnes viii deliver an ad-
dress on Washington as a patriotic and
educational center The audience viii
sing Nearer Ny God 20 Thee" accom-
panied BY the Marine Band, after which
Rev. Eugene A Harmon. pastor Of St
Martins Church. will deliver the bene-
dictson. The services VIII be closed with
taps"
Among the patriotic and military or
ganizations which viii be represented are
the following. Daughters OF the Aneri-
car. Revolution Women's Relief Corps.
Patriotic Women OF America Daughters
of the Founders and Patriots Of AmeTi-
ca. Ladies Of the 9. a r, Ladies OF tne
Spanish War Veterans Auriiiaries, Army
and Navy Union Ladies Auxiliary, isa-
bel WorreH Ball Flag Association and
Comrades OF the G. A. r, Union Veteran
Union, Union Veteran Legion, Army and
Navy Union. Sons Of Veterans, Minute
Men. Spanish War Veterans. Society Of
the Army OF Santiago, Philippine Vet
erans, and Cuban Veterans
names OF participants.
Among weH-known residents Of Wash
ington who will participate in the exer-
cises are:
Admiral c. s. Sigs5ee. Brig. Gen. An
drew s. Burt. Brig. Gen. George II. Har-
ries. Charles ". Shinn, Col. Charles c 5.
Wilder. Col John McElroy. Col John )
Walker. Hon. Henry B. z. Macfariand.
Hon, J. J. Fitzgerald. Hon. J. A. Goulden.
Hon. William II. De Lacy, Hon Rich
mond Pearson Hobson, Hon Nathan w
Hale. Rev. Dr. William T. Russell. Rev.
Dr.. Donald Mcleod. Rev. Eugene IL. Han
nan, Rev. Zedd H. Copp. Dr. C Y Pet
teys. DIT. T. r. Lee, Mai. Frank A Butts.
Mai Richard sylvester. Capt. J. Wal
ter Mitchell. Capt. John G. Daley. Mr..
Scott c Bone. Alex II S Burch. Sidney
E Bishop. Capt Joseph B. Morton. Hon.
Sidney Bieber. Col. Michael Emmet Urell,
Maj Fred Hodgson. Rev. Father Nc
Guigan. Hon L G. Kimball. Lieut. Will
IAN H Santelmann. Col. B. F. Chase. Col.
John Callahan. Rev. Dr. Abram Simon.
Capt John 5. y. Zimmerman. Judge
Ashley NJ Gould. SenOr GonzalO De Que
sada, George L. Snider, William A.
Hickey, Tod A Thoman. Charles ".
Blush. LemueI Fugitt, William NJ. Ia
Roach. John N. Ward, Bernard Roosevelt
Strain. William F. Downey, Col s. J.
Block. Alexander Mcneil, Col. VI. A. Win
ter. John J. Strain. b F. SparhaWk.
Mrs. c. W Dunlop, Mrs. Leonard H.
Wilder. Mrs Ida Lair. Mrs Longfeliow
AIilmore, Mrs. Alexander McNeal, Miss
Helen Russell. Miss Annie Russell. Miss
Florence Hoogland, Mrs. Matilda NJ
Sprague. Mrs. Helen Spencer MUssey, Mrs.
William Henry Beck. Mrs. s. ". Holsey,
Mrs Hershal Main. Mrs L. J. Young
Withie, Mrs Cora L. Smithe. Mrs. Lucie
B Graham. Mrs. Mary Bushby. Mrs
Marion B. Parker, Mrs. Burk Mrs Jo-
sephine c. Keit0n. Mrs. Agnes Ruler,
Mrs. Annie G. Davis, Mrs. Frank Fauth,
Mrs. Andrew s. Burt, Mrs. J. Walter
Mitchell, Mrs. Gertrude 3. Darwin, Mrs.
Mary V Goundie. Mrs l. w Ball. Mrs.
Charles Steadman. Mrs. Fannie WeTden.
Mrs Ida a oidrOyd. Mrs. Henry Moi
ton Goundie. Mrs Henry V BoyntOn.
Mrs. Albert G. Bracket, Mrs. Cora Bacon
Foster. Mrs. George c. Martin. Mrs. Ruth
NJ. Griswold. Mrs. Amos G. Draper. Mrs
Howard l. HOdgskin. Mrs. Thomas X.
Noble. Mrs. Charles Edwin Brown. Mrs
John J. Myers Miss Lucy NJ. Hewitt.
Mrs John O Evans Miss Josephine r.
Webster. Mrs George W Baird. Mrs.
George O. Marsh. Mrs Ellis Logan. Mrs.
Richard C. Kimberly. Mrs. Thomas H
Jon lson. Mrs. Noble NeWports Po.-, Mrs.
Ruth NJ. Gris~old Pealer. Miss Mary
Ford, Miss Margaret T. Hickey. and little
Miss Halloweil, the ''Sunchine Poet"
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