Evening star., 1927-05-29
Observances at st. Elizabeth's.

Of DR.. Albert w. Harmed.
Obseryances at st. Elizabeth's.
St. EIizabeti's Hospital will observe
two separate services today, one at its
cemetery at 1890 o'clock, the other in
Hitchcock Hall at 2:3o. Under the
auspices of the United Spanish War
Veterans. the graves at St. Eliza
beth's will be decorated by members
of Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp. AS.
sembly will sound at 1890 O'Clock.
when Comdr. Lorin c. Nelson will pre-
side at the exercises in the cemetery.
The invocation viii be given by Capt.
George A. Woods, and welcome on
behalf of the hospital officials will be
extended by DIR. Noyes. assistant su.
perinfendent. A detachment of Ma
rines viii fire a salute over the graves.
The program in Hitchcock Hall fol.
lows:
March. sound or" Eagle orches-
ira: call to order, Charles W. McCaf
frey, chairman memorial committee;
advancing colors. Color Sergt. John
Koch: invocation. Rev. DIR. B. F.
Campbell: address of welcome, Dr.
William A. White, superintendent
hospital; solo, Misses Jeanette and
Kathryn McCaffrey: address. e. j. No.
Ian. Dept. Commander u. s. w. ":
selection, Eagle Orchestra: Lincoln's
Gettysburg Address, Dept. Adjt. Will
liam !. Jenkins; solo, Miss Gretta w.
Ludwig, accompanied by Kathryn Nc
Caffrey; address. Albert Micha nd,
Senior Vice Dept. Commander of u.
s. W. "; selection, Eagle Orchestra.
address, J. G. Yaden, Jr. Vice Dept.
Commander U. S. w. "; solo. Misses
jeanette and Kathryn McCaffrey; re
tiring colors; benediction, Rev. DIR. b.
r. Campbell; Star Spangled Banner, -
Eagle Orchestra; taps, Bugler Patrick
McsIahon.
Members of the memorial committee
are G.. w. McCaffrey. Lorin c. Nelson,
George McLear, AL. T. Jenkins, A f.
Pierce, George n. Wood, III. j. Stahl
and Arthur Burtheum.
The committee on the decoration OF
graves includes Christopher Hintinach
chairman; p. E. Shomette. vice chair.
man; Charles j. p. Weber. Ernest
Goltz, Lee Francis, Patrick Mcmahon
G. A. Belnap, Robert +. Culin, William
Dye, c. w. McCaffrey, Frederick
Zulch, j. B. Carver, Alexander r. Jen
kins, Jerome Shipman, J. A. Baxter
John Coffee, George III. Solbach, G. A
Poole, A. Roden and Frank w. Pirish
Legion 10 decorate Graves.
At various cemeteries today, where
service men are buried in a limited
number, the graves will be decorated
by the various American Legion posts
as follows:
Cedar Hill-By Tank Corps Post
No. 10.
Fort Lincoln-By Edward Douglas
White Post. No. 81.
Rock Creek-By George Washing
ton Post, No. /, and John M. Beau
chesne Post, No. %.
Woodlawn and Payne-By Jane.
Z. Walker Post, No. 26.
Five Hebrew-By Vincent B. Cos
Decoration with flags along Six
teenth street northwest today-By
Victory Post, No. 4.
Address to Be Broadcast.
Presidents Coolidge's address to the
Nation and the exercises at the toni
Of the Unknown Soldier of the Worlt
War tomorrow will be broadcast t
listening thousands in cities through
out the Eastern section Of the coun
try. In this fashion, the Arlington
services will strike the keynote of th'
national Memorial day observance.
The exercises I'm the Amphitheater
at ! o'clock, will culminate the pro
gram for the day.
Upon arriving at Arlington Gene
terry by automobile and train over thu
Washington-Firginia Electric Rail
way the vanishing ranks of Union de
tenders and veterans Of other war
will assemble in front Of the lie
Mansion, at 11:30 o'clock. The pre-
cession, including the Woman's Re
lief Corps, Daughters of Veterans
Iodies Of the G. A. r. and all auxil
aries. will march to the tomb of tn
Unknown Soldiers of the Civil Wai
where an impressive service will b
conducted.
The committee on decorations a
this service includes: Lizzie Basset'
department president. Woman's Relic
Corps, chairman: Susie z. Addellt
president, o. p. Morton Corps, No.
Julia West Hamilton, president
Charles Sumner Corps. No. 8; Anna n
Clauser, president, Burnside Corps
No. 4; Ella Orr. president, Lincol
Corps, No. 6; Alice Engle, presiden
George H. Thomas Corps, No. ]
Addie Hickman, president, Phil She
idan Corps, No. II; Olive c. Johl
son, president, u. S. Grant Circl
No. /, Ladies' of the G. A. II
+. NJ. Owry, president, Willial
Mckinley Circle, No. 2, Ladie
of the G. A. r.; Edith A. Kin,
president, Abraham Lincoln Circle, y
3, Ladies of the G. A. r.: Mary
Parker, president, Beck Circl9. No.
of the g. A. r.: A&uas ) Ba
nard, PRESIDENT, Legion of 10y;