Memorial Day's Doings

HEADQUAlLTERS,WEI.SilrOST,NO. 37, ) depautmentof michigan', (i. a. r. ann akbor, may 14, 18ü5. ) General Orders : lst.- ín obediente to general orders from National Headquarters, Memorial Day, May 30, will be observed by the Post. 2d. - Eacli Comrade will report at the Post Room at 7 a. m., Thursday, Muy 30, 1895. 3d. - A detachment will be conveyed to St. Thomas Cemetery, wlio will properly decórate the graves, of our departed Comrades there, and on its return the Post will proceed to the 5th ward cemetery for special services, and then to Forest Hill cemetery where services in accordance with the ritual will be observed. 4th.- The Comrades will assemble at the Post room at 12:30 p. m., sharp, and proceed to Ypsilanti to take part in the dedicatiou of the Soldier's Monument at that place. 5lh.- The Comrades will again assemble at the Post Room, at 7 p. m., to take part in the services to be observed in University hall. 6th. - All old soldiers are cordially invited to join with us in observing the exercises of the day. 7th. - The Comrades will assemble at the Post Room, on Sunday morniiig, May 26, and be ready to march at 10 o'clock a. na., sharp. for the purpose of attending a memorial Service, at St Thomas' cburcli. By order of A. D. Markham, Hekman Kraff, Adjutant. Post Commander. The following committees have been appointed by Commander Krapf : Executive and FiNAXCE. - H. S. Dean, J. Q. A. Sessions, J. T. Jacobs. Literary.- J. Q. A. Sessions, R. Campbell, W. K. Childs. Flowers. - A. F. Martin, John Laughlin, Thos. Hewitt, P. B. Kose, W. H. Fisher, W. J. Clark, A. D. Markham, Chas. Duim, S. R. Gregory, L. Grose, H. Keedle and the Women's Relief Corps. Müsic- J. M. Perkins, W. F. Breakey, W. B. Smith. Ham, axd decoratiox.- H. Soule, Q. A. Turner, H. Marsh. Reception.- W. B. Smith, H. Soule, Kobt. Campbell. Prinhng. - Hi A. Sweet, L. A. Grose, J. B. Saunders. Cemetery. - John Laughlin, Eli. S. Manly, A. F. Martin. Tkanspoutation'. - Conrad Noli. Firing salute.- Sons of Veterans. PROGRAM. THÜRSDAY, MAY 30, 1895, 7:30 p. m.. Local Time. UNIVERSITY HALL. Columbian Organ Prof. A. A. Stanley. Music. The Red, White and Blue Miss Luey K. Cole and class. Scripture and Prayer__Rev. J. T Sunderland Music. National Hymn Miss Cole and class Address Rev. C. T. Allen, of Detroit Music. Tenting on the Old Camp Ground Miss Cole and class. Solo by 20 boys in red, white and blue costumes, Recitation- 'Our Defenders" Miss Zena Thompson. Music. America Miss Cole and class, In whiclftongregation will join. Benediction Rev. J. T. Sunderland.