“1861” 
“Then shook the hills with thunder riven,
Then rushed the steed to battle driven,
And louder than the bolts of heaven.
Far flashed the red artillery.”
“1865”

Then

The Army of the Potomac

And

Now.

“1882”
“Now there's peace on the shore, now 
there's calm on the sea, 
Fill a glass to the heroes whose swords
kept us free.”

FIELD OF OPERATIONS
OF THE
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
1861-1865
_____  .  ______

Scale

Field of Operations, 1882.

[Printed diagonally on left side of page]

13th Annual
Reunion,
Society
Banquet

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[Printed diagonally on right side of page]

Music Hall,
Detroit,
Thursday,
June 15th

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Order of Exercises

AT EIGHT O'CLOCK,
ENTRÉE OF HONORARY GUESTS, UNDER ESCORT OF THE RECEPTION COMMITTEE, FOLLOWED BY THE
SOCIETY OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, AND EX-OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS

MUSIC, MARCH. “THE BRAVE OLD OAK,” MILLARS.

BLESSING BY THE CHAPLAIN, REV. GEROGE TAYLOR.
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Music during Banquet.

1. CAVATINA, OPERA, “LA TRAVIATA.” -    -  VERDI  |  3. VALSE, “ZEPHYR LÜFTE.” -    -    -   GÜNGL
2. OVERTURE, “THE SHAM FIGHT.”    -     -   MARIE  |  4. CAVATINA, OPERA “LA FAVORITA.”  -   DONIZETTI
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Music and Recitations after Toasts.

FIRST. “GOD SAVE OUR PRESIDENT.”
SECOND. “AMERICA.”
THIRD. “RED, WHITE AND BLUE.”
FOURTH. “MICHIGAN, MY MICHIGAN.”
FIFTH. “STAR SPANGLED BANNER.”
SIXTH. “AULD LANG SYNE.”
SEVENTH. “WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME AGAIN.”
EIGHTH. RECITATION, PROF. E. BARRETT WARMAN, “REUNION OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,”
BRET HARTE.
NINTH. RECITATION, PROF. E. BARRETT WARMAN, “BAY BILLY.”
TENTH. “BENNY HAVENS, OH!”
“ELEVENTH. HERE'S A HEALTH TO ALL GOOD LASSIES.”

“Bummers' Meeting.”

MUSIC BY TENTH U. S. INFANTRY BAND, PROF. THOS. ROGERS, LEADER.