The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-15
ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE.
IL VIII Be Given To-MorrOw After
nOOn-At TomIinsOn Hall.

nOOn-At TOmlinsOn Hall.
Tomorrow will be celebrated as st. Pat
ricks day instead Of Monday, the nth
The day will be celebrated by parade Of
the Irish societies at o'clock. followed by
a mass meeting at Tomlinson Hall at 3
o'clock At night an entertainment will be
given in EngIshs Opera House.
The celebration this year is held on Sun
day in order to give workingmen a better
opportunity TO participate. Following is the
programme Of the parade: The first division
will form on the west side of South Capitol
avenue, with head resting on Washington
street; second division will form on the
east side of South Capitol avenue. with
head resting on Washington street; third
division will form east side of North
Capitol avenue, head resting on Washing
ton street. fourth division Will form on
the west side of North Capitol avenue, with
head resting on Washington street. The
procession will move promptly at p. m,
and will be composed of the following
named officers and organizations:
Platoon of police (twenty-fogr mem in COM
mand of Captain Hyland.
Grand marshal, aids and staff; Peter De-
laney, first aid; Martin Carr, second aid.
First division John III. Mahoney, marshal;
aids. Capt James F. QuigIey, Michael
Manix Or. F. NJ; William Carson and
Patrick Morgan David Curran, Thomas
The Father Mathew Military Band FORTY
six pieces); Boys Father Mathew Brigade,
Company A, Captain p. J. Kelleher COM
handing; Boys Father Mathew Brigade,
Company b, Patrick Carney commanding.
Knights of Father Mathew, Stephen Muir
ply commanding.
Clergy and speakers in carriages.
Friendly Sons of st. Patrick.
Second division, Barnard f. Kelly, mar
shall; aids, 2. ]. O'Mahoney, NJ. J. Shea,
NJ. L. Jefferson. John Kirvin, John F.
Troy, James Troy, John Perrien, II. T.
Royse. John +. Barrett, Daniel A. Daley
and Thomas Dugan.
Meyerss Band
Young Mems Institute.
Capital Council, No. go.
Quigley Council, No 4S9.
Wayne Council, No. 2S8.
Brownson Council, No. 272.
Weber Council, No. ga.
Junior Band Y NJ. l., Capital Council 276.
Junior Band Y. NJ. l., Brownson Council 272
Knights Of Columbus in carriages.
Third division. James Mcbride, marshal.
Aids, NJ. z. Laughlin. Thomas Sweeney,
Thomas Fox. Patrick Murine, John Box
ley, ]. c. Shea, Henry Mcmahon and
Michael Caserley.
Indianapolis City Band.
A. o. H. County Officers.
Division No. g. A. o. H., City.
Division No. 4, n. o. H., City.
Division No. 3, A. O. H., City.
Division No. 6, A. o. H, City.
Visiting Divisions.
Ladies' Auxiliary. A. o. H. in carriages:
Fourth division, John McNelis, marshal
Aids, Paul Bonner, Denis Michigan, John
Costello, Patrick Callahan, Joseph Nc
Kline and Frank Haggerty.
Union Band.
Division Officers.
Division No. 2, a. O. H., City.
Division No l, A. o. H., City.
Division No. z, A. o. H, City.
Citizens on foot and in carriages.
The line of march will be west Wash
ington street to California street. counter
marching TO Capitol avenue, south on Cap
itol avenue to Maryland street, east on
Maryland street to Illinois street, north to
Washington street, east TO Meridian, north
to the monument, around the monument
from the west side to the east, south on
Meridian to Washington, east to New Jer-
sey, countermarching TO Alabama, north TO
Tomlinson Hall, where the procession will
disband. The colOrs that will designate the
various marshals' aids and staff are:
Grand Marshal-White sash and green
rosette: first aid to grand marshal, red
sash and green body sash; second aid to
grand marshal, blue sash and white body
sash.
staff Oficers-Green badge and en-
blematic button, the former showing the
word staff inscribed on a white bar; the
latter displaying the American and Irish
flags.
body sash; aids to division marshalS blue
sash and white body sash.
1t is ordered that hOrsemen who desire
to join the parade and who have not re
ceived their proper credentials will apply
10 the proper officer therefor. Otherwise
they will be subject to removal from the
procession. The same rule will be vigor-
ously applied 70 the ranks.
The exercises at Tomlinson Hall in the
afternoon will take the form of speeches
and a number of musical numbers given
by the knights of Father Mathew Military
Band. The grand marshal will call the
meeting to order. He will then introduce
Mayor Bookwalter. The latter will intro
duce the orator of the day. John T. Keat-
ing, of Chicago. Mr.. Keating's topic will
be THE Hibernians." 1t is thought prob
able that the Rt. Rev. Bishop O'DOnaghue
will also speak Mr.. Sherman Steele, of
Council No. 437. Knights of Columbus. will
also speak A number of musical numbers
will be given by the Father Mathew Band.