The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-15
Arrangements Completed for the Most
Elaborate Parade and Meeting
I'm Many Years.
SPEAKING IN TOMLINsON HALL
ANDREW VI. SWEENEY WILL BE THE
ORATOR OF THE OCCASION.
Mayor BookwaIter VIII Assist the
Hibernians in Their Annual Cele-
bration-Programm I'm Full.


cient Order OF Hibernians OF Marion county
and the city of indianapolis will be held
Tuesday afternoon and night. The ceIebra-
ton this year. while in many respects SIM
liar to those of the past, will be more pre-
tentious. The state and county officers will
assist. The celebration will begin with the
usual parade, in which, it is estimated, over
1900 men Will participate. Following the
parade mass meeting of Irish citizens
will be held in Tomlinson Hall, where
speeches will be made by number of rep
resentative Irishmen. Mayor Bookwalter
has been chosen as chairman of the meet
ing. AT night an entertainment to be given
by local. talent, in which Irish songs and
recitations will go to make up the pro-
gramme. will close the days celebration.
The executive committee of the Hiber-
mans has been at work for several months
planning the exercises for the day. It's
work completed last night, when the
members issued a fun programme for the
parade, mass meeting and entertainment.
In addition to the celebration by the Hiber-
mans the members of the Friendly Sons of
81. Patrick will give a banquet at the
Grand Hotel
Grand Marshal John Mahoney last night,
in finishing up his work, said that the pa
rade would move promptly at o'clock.
All those who have credentials from the
grand marshal will only be entitled to par
ticipate. He said that those who have not
reported to the executive committee their
intention of either riding horse or walking
in the parade should do so before to-mor-
row night at 10 O'Clock.
FORMATION OF PARADE.
The parade will form at 1 o'clock Tues
day afternoon at the corner of Capitol ave-
nue. and Washington street. Each of the
marshals of the four divisions and their
aids will be designated by different colors.
Grand Marshal Mahoney will wear a white
shoulder sash with a green rosette. His
first aid will wear a red shoulder with
green body sash; second, blue shoulder and
while body sash; third. green shoulder and
white body; fourth. red shoulder and white
body sash. All the aids will wear blue
shoulders with red body sashes.
After the parade forms at Capitol avenue
and Washington street the column will
move west on the right side of Washington
street to California, countermarch TO Cap
itol avenue, south on Capitol avenue to
Maryland, east on Maryland street to Illi-
nois, north on Illinois TO Washington, east
on Washington to Meridian, north on the
west side of Meridian to Monument place.
around the Circle to Meridian. south on
Meridian to Washington. east on Washing
ton TO New Jersey; countermarch on Wash
ington to Alabama, north on Alabama to
Market, and west on Market to Tomlinson
Hall.
1t has been requested by the executive
committee that the members of the Ladies'
Auxiliary, the clergy, Father Mathew
Boys Brigade and speakers will occupy
seats on the stage; The mass meeting will
begin with an address by the chairman
Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter. This will
be followed by selection, st. Patrick's
Day." by the brigade band. Andrew NJ
Sweeney will be the principal speaker of the
afternoon. He will be followed by the Rev.
Joseph F. Byrne, pastor of st. Anthony's
Church In Haughville, who will give an
address The brigade band will render
several other Irish selections. The COM
panies forming the parade are as follows:
John II. Mahoney, grand marshal; Martin
c: Carr, first aid; Thomas Finneran, second
Platoon Of police in command of Capt Mar
tin Hyland.
Grand marshal, aids and staff.
First Division
In command of Marshal p H. McNelis
and aids, Peter Delaney, Paul Bonner,
David A. Newman and Patrick ]. Mangan,
OF Knights of Father Mathew
Father Mathew Boys Military Band.
Boys Father Mathew Brigade
| Company A, in command of Capt. p. J.
Kelleher.
| Company B, In command of Capt Patrick
Carney.
| Company C, in command of Capt. John Car
Knights of Father Mathew
Clergy and speakers in carriages.
Friendly Sons of st. Patrick in carriages.
knights or Columbus In carriages.
Second Division
In command of Marshal Irwin D. Egan
| and aids, John Troy, John j. Raftery, j. w.
| Sherman, Laurence +. Dugan and Thomas
| Wise.
| Union Band.
English Zouaves
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| Third Division
In command of Marshal John ]. Shea and
aids. George O'Connor, Patrick Murine.
| John NJ Walsh, Patrick O'Brien, Jeremiah
Shea, John Kerwin, Michael Casserly and
State officers A o. H in carriages. E.
ID. Reardon, president; Rev. NJ. ]. Byrne.
/ vice president; David LOTUS, secretary
P. b. Walsh, treasurer; Rev. w. j. Quin-
| Ian, chaplain.
Marion county A. o. H. officers in car
riages. William Curry. president; John j.
Sharkey, vice PRESIDENT BARLEY Kava-
nagh, secretary; =. III. McNelis, treasurer
Arndts Band.
| Division No. 4. A. o. II.
Division No. g. A. o. III.
/ Division No s, A. o. H.
Ladies' Auxiliary a. o. H. in carriages
| State officers-Mrs.. McGrady, president,
| Mrs H. Schafer, Vice president; Mrs. II
F. Kelley, secretary; Mrs. Hugh Hogan
| treasurer.
| Marion county O1ncerS ladleS auxiliary
Mrs. Mary A. Mythen. president: Mrs
| Katherine Flaherty. vice president: Mrs
| Maria Dugan, secretary; Mrs. katherine
| Doherty. treasurer.
Fourth Division
In command of Marshal James Mcbride
| and aids, William Delaney. Dennis Nell
gan, II. ]. Underhill, John Costello Patrick
| II. Calanne, John McNelis, Edward Nc
| Gaughlin, NJ. L. Laughlin and Thomas
| Sweeney.
Union Band
Division No. 2, y. o. H.
Division No. 1. A. o. II.
Division No. Z, A. o. H.
Division No. 5, A. o. H
Citizens on foot and in carriages.
The programme for the night entertain.
| ment follows:
Vocal solo. Come Back to Erin.
| ........................M Miss Nellie TayIo,
Accompanied by Miss Lenore Brennan
Vocal solo. The Harp that Once
through Tara's Halls. David p Lawlo,
Accompanied by Miss Anna p. Hudson.
Vocal solo, Killarney. Thomas Gibson
Cornet solo. George Foster Ballard
Speaker OF the evening. Maurice DonnellN
RecltationS. ...J0hn ScanlOr
kathleen Mavourneen"- Mrs. Ellis SearIe.
Accompanied by Miss Fannie Broden
Vocal solo. Miss Edna Pendetor
Accompanied by Miss Stella Vondersaar
Piano, Irish medley. Observation-Disclosures.
...............Prof Franz II. Topmillel
Candidate for Councilman at Large.
Richard j. Bandy, foreman OF the colo
storage packing house. has announced him
self a candidate for councilman at Iarg,
before the Republican convention 10 b.
held March 2S. Mr.. Bandy Is a resident O
! tho third precinct OF the First ward