Evening star., 1922-05-30

Kit Carson Post. No. 2. John McElroy.
commander; Lincoln Post. No. 3.
James H. Perkins. commander; PM
son, commander; Burnside Post. No.
8, Charles H. Babbitt. commander;
Lafayette Post, No. 20. William H.
Coulter. commander.
Boy Scout Band: United Spanish
War Veterans, Department of the
Caffrey, department commander; Gen.
Nelson A. Miles Camp. No. /, ]. A.
Baxter, commander; Richard ]. Har-
din Camp, No. 2, Francis c. Hugh.
commander; Col. James 8. Petit
Camp, No. 8. e. ]. Nolan, commander;
liam P. Davis. commander: Col. John
Il iians ns'0f eommander: nmn. so: Admiral George
". Dewey Camp. No. 4. A. H. League.
commander; Gen. NJ Emmett Urell
Camp. No; .; Dr. sna orlapSe Nsvy DqSEer; qfnian
Garrison. No. 1oi, John F. McIlree.
commander; Garrison No. 9, w. T.
Conray, commander; American Legion
and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
The procession, comprising members
of. the Grand Army Of the Republic
Daughters Of Veterans, Ladies' of the
G. A. r.. Legion of Loyal Women,
SONS of Veterans, Spanish American
War Veterans, invited guests and the
public, formed in front of the Ar
lington mansion at IL o'clock this
veterans on the cars from this ctyt
March to Hero's Tomb.
The procession marched to tho tomb
of the unknown dead" where halt
was made, and during the ceremonies
of decorating the tomb by the spe-
cial committee selected from the
auxiliary societies tho band played
dirge.
The committee on decorations at
the tomb of the unknown dead was as
follows: Myrtle Loesback. department
president w. r. c.. chairman; Miss
Katie Guiton, president Daughters Of
Veterans; Mrs Emma Hempler, presi-
dent U. s. Grant Circle. No. 1. Ladies
Of the g. A. r.; Susie kunsman, presi,
Ladies of the G. A. R.; Mrs. A. Good
acre, president Abraham Lincoln Cir
Gle, No. 8, Ladies of the g. A. R.; Mrs.
Virginia White Speel, president Gen.
William H. Beck Circle, No. 4, Ladies'
of the q. A. r.: Mrs. Lizzie w: Calver.
Augusta Palmer, president Maryland
division Sons OF Veterans Auxiliary;
Gretchen Bergner, president w. b.
Cushing Auxiliary; Mrs. Ida B. Toll
son, president Warren g. Harding
Auxiliary; Miss Alice Cauffman, presi-
dent of the auxiliary to the Presi-
dents Own Garrison. A. and n. III
Mrs. s. w. Coulter. president Lineal
Society, Spanish War Veterans; Hattie
Karkrider president George Dewey
Naval Camp. No. 2. Auxiliary; Cath.
Urell Auxiliary. Mrs. Eleanora Jones,
president Virginia Berry Auxiliary;
Mrs. william r. Franklin, president
American Legion Auxiliary.
Service In AmpAitheatef.
After the services were over az the
the amphitheater. The Marine Band
then played Laurendan's overture,
"War Songs of the Boys in Blue"
H. L. DEAN, department commands
er, called the assembly TO order. after
which the colors were presented. Of
flcer OF the day. John "A. Haskin. color
bearer and guard TO the Colors'
Rev. James shera Montgomery pro-
nouncsd the invocation. Gertrude
Lyons, with the band accompanying.
sang The star Spangled Banner"
Osborn II. Oldroyd, assistant ad5utant
general, read the orders.
A male choiys from Irdisnapolis
sanE sws.rs ,ss Tsnt,aE os, Tonlgatr I. Isa, rol,
commsndsr-in-chisf. Sons Of vstsr-
ans, d. 8. A. read Cpmandar- Int Chtsf
Ingan's order establishing Memorial
:. :afhe 1zsavsns Resound witn MS
Glory was snng ~ H@ere AeQill