Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26

solo. The Soldiers Home Memorial
Hymn" (Calver). Mrs. Nellie B. kelser
original poem. The Veterans Dreams,
DR. Thomas calver; Ode to America
III w. Howard), Young Ladies' Memo
rial Choir; solo. Barbara Frietchle
(Slowman), Mrs Ralph P. Barnard: reci-
tation Miss Mary Ford; reading LII
coins Gettysburg Address, Samuel B.
diers Home Band; Grafton, Senator
Chauncey NJ. Depew; solo and chorus,
The Flag of the Morning Skies Gal
ver,. memorial choir; reverie, sweet re
membrance'' zimmerman, band
.America," choir band and assembly;
benediction. Rev. Edward II. Southgate'
chaplain. Soldiers Home: the last trib-
ute Taps by the entire band. espe-
cially arranged by John s. NJ. Zimmer-
man.
The exercises at the cemetery Will close
at 30 am. The proce ssion. headed by
che band and the post, will march to
Scott building and at high noon the ccre-
mony of raising and saiutine the nag
will take place.
The Young ladies memorial choir is
composed of MARGARET IT, bresnanan.
Margaret McCabe, Edna McCabe, Emily
Quinn, Honora Dugan. Ellen {. Dusan
Minnie Daley, Catharine Downing. Nellie
Lynch. Elizabeth Healy. Mary Collins
Mary Carroll. Margaret Corcoran, Mary
Dousherty; Mary a: cSn Onion MA hathe Nine
Burke, Miss Corkerly, Margaret Min1or'
Mary Minitor. Monte Minitor, Neille
Cleary. Mary NealsOn. Mrs. Sarah Ma
line. Hilda Wolfzteiner. Agnes Breen
Ruth Corby. Annie King: virginia yer
million. Nellie Myers. Annie Myers. Emily
Haltigan. Ruth Schiosser. Mrs Nellie
B. Keiser. director OF choir.
The committees are:
rrangements-George c. Ross. senior
vice department commander chairman
Henry
Post. No II: Capt. William NJ. Jones,
superintendent National cemetery; e.
Fenstad, commander John Jacob Aston
Camp, No. Il. Spanish War Veterans
Q. NJ Sergt. John Hogan, Chlted STATES
Soldiers Home.
Reception-Lieut. Gen. S. 3. NJ. Young
L. S. A. Brig. Gen. J. p. Rogers, I. s
A.; Lieut.. Col. Henry NJ. Kendall, l. 8
A.: Maj William D. Crosby, u. 8. A..
Mai w. D. Webb, t. S. A.: Sergt. Maj
Henry Kerr, Sergts. Joseph Mas. Rich
ard Barvis Past Post Commanders Pat
rick Ford. John H. iennis and john >
NJ. Zimmerman.
Tomb of Gen. John A. I.ogan-Mrs
Kelly. Mr.. II. II. Martin. Mrs: Emms
Watkins. \. NJ. Potts, ". II. Richard
son, Mrs. NJ Murray.
Guards of honor for the tomb of Gen
| Charles A. Sidman. William d. Gushing
| Camp. No. 80. Sons of Veterans.
| The memorial committee is as follows:
LAFAYETTE Woman's Relief Corps. No. u
Mary E. De Mario. president; Mrs. G
D. Van Fleet. secretary; Mrs. Vina n
! Calhoun. treasurer: Mrs Kicker, Mrs
| Mangan, Mrs. Mcintosh, Mrs. Shedd
Mrs. Mckinley, Mrs. Grossart: Mrs. VII
| ton. Mrs. Showers. Mrs. Wilson, Mrs
| Hester Tritipoe, Mrs. B. F. Leach.
| Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent. No. !
Daughters of Veterans-Mrs. Elmira Fo
| ley. Mrs Mary F. Cranshaw. Mrs. Am,
d. Carr Mrs. Grace Hurlbert, Mrs. M
| Stewart and Mrs. Betty Leach.
! William F. Gushing Camp, No. 30, Sons
| of Veterans-Herbert W. Rutlcdge, com
| mander: Charles a. Sidman, secretary
| William r. Wolf. treasurer; Francis e
Pross, c. A. Dow. A. f.. Lang. Roy s
| Ashton William G. Robbins and F. II
| Monk.
| Decoration Of sraves-Ladies of I.afay
| cite Relief Corps. Ne. 10; Ellen Spence
| Mussey Tent. No. 1. Daughters Of Vet
| erans and children Of the public schools
under the direction Of the principal o