The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

The anniversary OF st. Patrick will be
duly and religiously observed in Memphis
today by the Irish Catholics. The OBJ
servance Of the day is included in the fol-.
following program:
Ats o'clock the various societies and
others who will participate will form at the
corner OF Second and Adams and march
down Second 20 Overton, up Overton to
Main, down Main TO Beale, down Beale
TO DeSoto, down DeSoto TO ST. Patricks
Church, where services will be held. After
the services the procession will return by
the same route and dispense. The order
OF the procession will be:
Mounted Police.
Band
schorr Zouayes.
knights OF lnnisiail.
Ancient Order of lIbernlans
Land League
Rand
catholic Knights Of America
Citizens on foot and In Carriages
NJ. T. Garvin will be grand marshal, as
sisted by Capt. VIM. Cunningham, j. I.
Walsh. Pat Boyle, VIM. Fitzgerald, j. j.
Barry and VIM. Gallagher.
There will be a solemn high mass at st.
Patrick's Church at 10 o'clock am, Rev.
Father 4. J. Finn, OF McComb City, Miss,
celebrant. The pencgyric OF st. Patrick
will be preached by Rev. Father McDer-
mot, OF Cape Girardeau College, Mo. In
the evening there will be solemn vcspers
at 1880 clock.
At night lecture will be delivered by
the Rev. Father Delaney, OF Nashville.
Subjcct-"Thc Irish Heart; Its Love Of
Faith and Country" Father Delaney Is an
eloquent gentleman, learned in Irish his
| tory and lore, and II goes without saying
that he will do ample Justice to the sub
| ject. II will be lecture well worth hear
ing even by those outside OF Irish nation
atty and the Catholic faith. In reference
to the lecture the Nashville american says:
Extensive preparations are being made
| in Memphis for the celebration OF st. Pat
rick's Day. The Rev. Father Delaney, Of
this city, has accepted the invitation 10
lecture on this occasion, and those who
have had the pleasure Of listening 10 this
eloquent lecturer can realize what Is in
store for the patriotic sons OF Erin In the
Bluff City,"
On tomorrow (Monday) evening an en-
tcrtainmont and hop will be given at Tur-
ner Hall, under the auspices OF the
= knights OF lnnisfail and the Ancient Or
utI VI lilDtfHiuhb. ihc tVtuinltNttS III
charge OF the affair are rs follows
Committee OF Arrangements-A. Walsh,
ID. Lyons, NJ. T. Garyin, &. Gafihcy, John
I j. Gavin, Z. llackett, Edward Fisher. X.
ID. Lee, John ]. Mason, NJ. b. Green.
Reception Committee. james +. Ryan,
B. Mcmahon. i. NJ. Quigley, p. ]. Quig
ley, Z. BOYLE, James r. Cleary, +. II
Monaghan, Z. Fisher, John J. Shea, Jcr,
Sullivan, u. r, Donnclly, Edward Kelly
J. T. Walsh, g. NJ. Brown, Z. Patton
John Kennedy, T.. McGaughran, i. j.
Byrno, T.. Keough.
Rcireshmcnt Committee-William Gun
ningham, =. J. McNally, NJ. O'Ncil, Jos
eph Fitzgerald. T.. II. Duffy, T. Carllu, T.
I J. Kelly. ID. Lyons. -
Door Committce-Jamcs- Crccdon, ]
I G. Duffy, Thoi.ss- tCormick, Martil
Finn. -.~ho'Brien. +. n. Quigley, Rich
md Dillon, Edward Kcough, B. Dolan
Michael Kelly.
Floor Commiitce-John ]. Mason, A
W. Higgins, NJ. J. Walsh, Martin Judge
&. J. D'Noil, u. J. Cunningham, james
Dolan, J. J. O'Donnell, John I. Brady
John j. Gavin, Thomas Il. Sullivan, Ed
ward Foley, John Hudson.