The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-15
Al SOCIETIES
IN HOLY NAME
DEMONSTRATION
More Than 1900 Expected to
Participate in Parade on
October 10.

AT a meeting of the spiritual direc-
Z tors of the societies in the Essex di-
vision of the Newark Diocesan Holy
Name Society in st. Patrick's Cathedral
hall yesterday afternoon final arrange
ments for the Holy, Name parade and
demonstration in this city on October
10 We're made. The division. is COM
posed of the societies in Newark and
other municipalities in Essex county
and North Hudson county. There are
forty-one societies, with more than H.
900 members, men pledged to not use
friends to do the same.
The addresses and the singing of
hymns by the chance choirs of New
ark churches will. take place in Lincoln
Park instead of on the big tract of
vacant land north of the cathedral of
the Sacred Heart at Fifth and Clifton
venue A speakers platform will be
erected in the park. The Very Rev.
Dean Patrick Cody, rector of st.
James's Church, will preside. The Rev.
Maurice p. O'Connor, rector of Holy
Cross Church, Harrison. will make the
principal address. He was the first
president of the Essex division. Judge
Thomas A. Davis, of Orange, will speak
for the laity. The Very Rev. Dean
Cody will give the benediction. The
Rev. John A. Herman, assistant at st.
Patrick's Cathedral, will have charge
of the united chance choirs of boys and
direct the singing of the hymns and
The Star-Spangled Banner"
Martin Conboy, of East Orange, will
be grand marshal of the parade, in
which Upward of IL, 900 men are ex-
pected to march in seven divisions. The
societies of the churches will parade
as follows:
First Division, William Kirch. New
ark. marshal-St. Antoninus's Society,
Newark, brass band ard drum corps:
st. Augustine's, Newark, drum corps:
st. Rose of Lima's, Newark, band; ST.
Aloysius, Caldwell.
Second Division, John Mooney, East
Orange, marshal-Our Lady Help of
Christians, East Orange. band; Our
Lady of Sorrows, South Orange, band;
st. Johns, Orange, band. Our Lady of
the Valley, Orange; st. Venantius, Or
ange; Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Or
ange.
Third Division-Patrick Campbell,
Newark, marshal-St. Patrick's Cathe-
dral, band and drum corps; st. Lucy's,
Newark, band; ST. Michaels, Newark,
drum corps and bugle corps; st. Johns,
Newark, drum CORDS.
Fourth division, John Atkins, Har-
rison. marshal7lHoly Cross, Harrison,
band and drum corps; st. Columba's,
Newark, drum corps.
Firth uiy5sion, David Mulcahey, New
ark a~rAHAl4-Sacred Heart, gNewark:i
hand' ~ Leo's. Irvington; st. Joseph's,
Newark, band; Our Lady of Good
Counsel, Newark; drum corps; st.
Aloysius's, Newark, band; Sacred
Heart. Kingsland.
Sixth division, Michael Preston, New
ark, m~arshal-St. Peters, Belleville,
band; st. Bridget's, Newark, drum
corps; Sacred Heart, Bloomfield; st.
James's. Newark. band and drum
corps.
Seventh division, Patrick j. Keat-
ing. marshal-Immaculate Conception,
Montclair, band; st. Cecilia's, Kearny,
band; ST. Mary's, Avondale; Blessed
Sacrament, Newark, band; st. Mary's
Newark, band. .DE
The parade will form in streets in
the vicinity of Military Park and start
at 2.30 o'clock. The line of march
will be from Park place to Broad street,
to Clinton avenue, to Wright street, to
Pennsylvania avenue, to Lincoln Park,
where the societies will assemble in
front of the speakers. platform. In
the parade the bands will play airs in
keeping with the character of the
demonstration. No rag-time music will
be allowed
Thek2ssT. NJ. P. Corcoran, assistant
in st. Rose of Lima Church. at Warren
and Gray streets, is president of the
Essex division. and the Rev. Thomas
A. Walsh, assistant in st. Michael's
Church, in Belleville avenue, is secre-
tary and treasurer.