Evening star., 1923-05-30
GLENWOOD CEMETERY
SCENE OF EXERCISES
IN MEMORY or DEAD

At the chapel in Glenwood Gene
terry at am. the following organi-
zation representatives assembled and
then proceeded to decorate the graves
in GIenwood. Prospect Hill and st.
Mary's cemeteries:
Thomas h. Crisp, commander of
George IA. Thomas Post, No. 10. q.
A. r., chairman; Past Department
ence p. Brewer, Harden Camp. No. 9.
United Spanish War Veterans; Jo-
seph r. Much. National Capital Post.
No. 127 Veterans OF Foreign Wars;
Mai. r. V. Walker, commander George
Washington Post, No. I, american Lee
Emery School.
Services Are Held.
On their return to the chapel a
bugler blew assembly and the serv-
ices were called to order by Com
mander Z. B. Crisp. The Emery
School Orchestra gave a selection
i and Invocation was given by the
chaplain. Adjt. B. y. Entrikin read
the Memorial day orders and the
Emery School pupils, with the audi
ence. sang America: other num-
I bers on the program. follow: Lin
coins Gettysburg Grafton" +. &.
huhu; rTentins on, the old Camp
4
Grams recitation. by Master Rob
ert Hines: The Blue and the Gray"
Master Rechard Renohl; The Little
Green Tent" Miss Jane Page Menafee;
| selection. Emery School Orchestra;
"Old Glory" Miss Margaret Cummins
Your Flag and My Flag Miss Char
lotte Topoloff: America. the Beauti
/ ful' Emery School. and salute to
| the Flag and Pledge" Past Com
mander Entrikin. The services were
closed with the sounding of Taps
| by bugler.
In Charge of Decorating.
The floral and decorating commit
! tees were in charge of Mrs. Jennie
Hoagland. president OF George II.
t.Thomas Womans Relief Corps. as
1 sisted by members OF the corps and
! teachers and pupils of Emery School.
( AT Holy Rood cemetery the eXer-
| cises were conducted under the aus
pices of William Is. Gushing Camp.
/ No. 30. Sons of Veterans. l. :. A.. as
sisted by Gushing Auxiliary. No. 1.
and George J.. Killeen Post, M. %.
! Anne erican Legion. Past Commander
] Gilbert p. Brown presided and de-
| liered the address Senior Vice Com
i Inander John l.. Batcman OF Gushing
| Camp gave the invocation and Wen
| dell +. Gable. guide of Gushing Camp.
read the Memorial day orders. The
assembly then sang America. which
! Old Camp Ground. by the quart et
/ of Cushing Camp and auxiliary. Mrs.
Rosalie Mex. shelton. president of
| Gushing Auxiliary. recited Lincoln 5
! Gettysburg Address" The firing
! squad fired salute, and Taps by q
! bugler and the benediction by Vice
{ Commander Bateman closed the ex-
| ercises.
! Services in Oak Hill.
/ Oak Hill cemetery services also
I were held under the auspices of VIII
| liam Z. Gushing Camp. No. so. assist
/ ed by the auxiliary. Past Commander
! in Chief Clifford Ireland. Sons of
! Veterans, delivered the address. The
! Invocation was given by Rev. Edward
| S. Dunlap. chaplain of Gushing Camp
! and the Memorial day orders Were
read by Mr.. Cabel. w. E. Wells
! member OF the council of Gushing
Camp. recited the Gettysburg address
and Past Commander F.. Albert Lang
! sang a patriotic song. Taps anu
! the benedictiou by. Rev. DunlaI
| brought the services to an end.
( The subcommittees Of Holy Rood
| and Oak Hill cemetery services fol
| lows: -. s..a.;
chairman of gensf4Tf committee: pro,
| gram, Past Division Commander j
| Clinton Hiatt: finance. Past Com
mander Adelbert a. Taylor: reception
| BdSt 1OIlIndNutT ,Ttpi &c L idH'iS W -
! liams; transportation. Comrade +. "
! Archibald: music, Past Commander r
| Albert Lang: deceased brothers
graves. Capt. o. O< Howard: isolated
! graves. Past Commander Arthur Il
! Barringer: military flags and stands
Past CofI1faandef. Wilfred 4. t1arlick
! Memorial day services, Rev. Edward
| s. Dunlap" chaplain; ard flowers. Mrs
! Rosalie Mex. Shelton. president oI
| Gushing Auxiliary, assisted by mem
! bers of the auxiliary.