The Washington herald., 1912-06-07

Confined from PaEe one.
tion for the first time. due to the extra
efforts Of the District Electrical Depart
ment
From 7:5O 70 1920 O'Clock there will be
a reception in the New National Museum.
The automobile pageant will not take
more than about an hour to pass over
the route, so that persons will have no
difficulty in witnessing both OF the big
events. Admission viii be by card only.
Tickets may ne obtained gratis from the
Knights Of Columbus Hall in E Street.
between Sixth and Seventh Streets
Northwest. II the crowd at the recep-
ti0n is not unusually large the admission
cards will not be insisted upon.
NOtabIcs TO Receive.
Persons viii enter the building by the
north entrance on B Street and the foot
Of Tenth Strict Northwest The receiving
line viii form on the main floor to the
right Of the entrance. Twenty persons
oI prominence viii compose the receiving
line. Among the twenty will be Chief
Justice White, Of the Supreme Court;
George 7. Wetmore, OF Rhode Island;
James T. NcCleary, of New York, of the
Columbus Memorial Committee: Commits
sionsr- CrnO II. Rudolph. Commissioner
William V. Judson. II is estimated that
q crowd Of 1000 persons can be accom-
modated at the reception. As those at
tending VIII keep constantly passing in
and out, it is expected that many more
than I0,010 viii visit the festivities during
the evening. Music will be furnished by
a large orchestra
The unvciling Of the Columbus Memo
rial statue on the plaza in front OF the
Union Station will occur at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. Philander. C Knox
SecFetarT Of State, will preside. The
exercises will be opened with invocation
by Mgr Thomas A Shanan. Of the Cath
olic University. Justice Victor J. Dowl-
ing. Of the Supreme Court Of New York.
will deliver an address, after which there
will he 4 selection by the Marine Band.
James T McCleary. one Of the MEM
ncrs Of the Columbus Memorial Commit
tee, will then deliver an address.
Address by Taft.
The statue will be unveiled by Marquis
Cusani Confalonieri. Ambassador from
Italy. AS the American flags draping the
work OF art are drawn aside and the
statue in all its beauty is revealed, the
rational salute Of twenty-one guns will
hc fired 10y Battery F. Third L. S. Ar
.til."ry Wroaths viii then be laid on
the statue. President Taft will deliver
q speech. after. which a selection will
he PlayCd h. the Marine Band The ex-
eTcs sos will he closed with benediction |
10y Bishop Wilbur Z. Thirkield. OF the |
Nc hod.st FPisropal Church.
Work on the erection Of stands sur |
rounding the staue is being rushed !
ah'ar q 4 VIII he completed in full time |
for the eNerC sts tomorrow afternoon |
The stands will have a seating capacity |
Of approximately 1000 The seats are !
being. sold raPidlv- Tickets are for sale |
at The Family Shoe Store. in Seventh !
Street NoTihwcst. between PENNSYLVANIA .
hotels. At the knights of Columbus Hall |
: 7 Street: and in tho public comfort |
oooth at the Union Staten.
Memorial Parade Tomorrow.
The memorial raradc will start from
Seventeenth Street and Pennsylvania |
Avenue Northwest at O'Clock to-mor- |
row afternoon. Gen. r. X. Evans. L S |
a, will serve as grand marshal The |
parade VIII move along Pennsylvania /
Avenue to Second Street Northwest:
north 20 F Street; east on. + Street 20
Avenue. past the review
ing sand, where President Taft and his
party VIII witness the pageant, and
thence out -NaSsac chUsetts Avenue TO
Starton Square. whore the parade will
hs review d BY the officers Of the Knights
q Columbus.
Tho order o. the parade was announced
last night hy Capt. George van Horn
MCsClo|. Of the General STAFF Of the
United States Army. at the direction OF
Rug Gen. r. K. Evans.
The stan Of the grand marshal is an
ro1nccd as follows:
CliC: Of SIaa-- apt. George V. H. Moseley. Gen
-Ial SrlA I. 5. 4.
Amy aids-N.ai Leroy W. Hsrrnu, d. c. y. al
ART Paul 2 NT~T- Et.a
0aY+. Nnlroo {. ECrth. General stah L. s. A |
ard Capt 3al,s n Tnford Qusrtermaster's Dc
p. ancat. I. 5. A.
Narv aids 7icur. Commando Necdhan L Jones
r. s \. ard Ii Ut Comma ndcr Charles f Court
Tle fSilcwinc instructions will govern
the formation and movement Of troops
md civilian organizations taking part in
The Paradc:
!. Army oontinz0nt lin dress uniforml Col. Jo
5crh Gerard. Fifteenth Cayalry. c1mmanding-Ai
- O'Clock raC aruy crnfinrrnt will be in column
4 SeTents-nth stIoct rvtcndiuE back In Connccti-
mt Avrnue. :tcinE south tho head Of the column
Il Pen1sylvs - AycnU- and ID the following or
irr: Firt BltC'isn u 6 Engineers. Washington
8ausczs' Second EartalioT Coast ARTILLERY Corps
ARTILLERY Di7--ic- Of tho Potomac Third Squadron
IF. crrh Cayalrv Fcr Niger: Fourth Battalion
liFi Tirld Artlr1-. Tort Myer.
T'' hattalirn n FrEnrcrs and the battalion Of
as: AFtl " will reach their position BY marching
r,st IN ! Street ard trrEinE south at Seventeenth
7uc INFO thc.- Driti0nS The troops from Fort
Nlyc" w7il r-ach thrir ro-ition by marching south
\ Ionr,cti-Ut Av6rnr. Al cross roads will IL
lnpt o7'r until the army contingent moves out To
axe its Tlare It -he head n the parade
N1rr contingent. Cart Henry r. Wilson q.
/ n, c7mDandlng-At 23N ?. n. the navy con
tnErnf viii r. - column in Seventeenth Street |
Gcirg ucEIh. had Of c7luna At Pennsylvania Ave
'ue cTEsniEh-ors Of the navy will reach their 20
itirn Hia h- read 'u-t south Of the Treasury.
hrrT-h tho White H-r-c grounds and just south
I thr State, War. ard Navy Building
KDSphtS ~ r,V,-,h,.
srrTtre Sright James 4. F1aherty. marshal. and
srr- Harry Ccone adiitaut First Infantry y G.
J. Q. chief of star. A. 30 = n all Organizations
En;rhts a Columbus will be in position as follows:
n1'h Street. facing south, hrad Of column at Penn
rNaaa avenue.
hl Co7nrciic1t, MassaehuscttS Maine. Rhode Isl
nd. Vermont. anc Now Hampshire Knights in c1l- |
nm or Eichtrcnfh STREET facing north, and in the
1er uaT1ed frcm head m rear Of column, head Of
nlI-rr az PENNSYLVANIA Avrnuc.
cl New York and NeE Icrscy Knights in c6lumn
= Niretrclth Strict facing south and in the order
auei from brad 70 rear Of column, head Of column |
Penlsylyania Avenue.
.dt PTrHsvlvar;a Knights in oolumn on Ninetecnth I
i70cf, facing noTh hcad Ct column at PENNSYLVANIA
-rnur,
Jel Maryland and Di-trict Of Columbia KNIGHTS on
ON head IN Ts7r n column, head Of column at
cuns, lTsria Avrr-r.
~ Virginia. Wr-t Virginia. and all Southern
nights MT specially aciFTnd ClsewhCre in column
. TTc7tieth Street, facing north, in the order
lmrd from head 10 rc1r n column, head Of column
PENNSYLVANIA Averur
lel Ininois Ohio and all Wsstem Knights not
'ecialy assigned elsewhcfe in column on Twenty
lst Street iCcnC north In the order named from
'ac 20 Iesr a cclumn, head Of column at pennsyl-