The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17
DAY FOR WEARING THB GREEN
WEArHER MAP IN VERNAL GARB
WTFH PREDICTIONS PAIR.

TSero Are 20 Ne sO.0OO Men IN lane On
the - PaRtc1Gs Parade aad Net q
sign % Bad weather Near-aewe
% the Chu1es the Bands WIN P,aN
The men Of Mayo Kilkenny. Cavan
Galway, Laith and the other counties
81 the Old Sod united yesterday IN de-
clarinE that the sprouting % the green
IN the parks and the wooded suburbs
~ the cino bourgs. as So Patrick himself
might have remarked IN tho present
tongue ~ HE native land. indicated
most ausp'c,cus svEury 'or the Grea,
nav
The weather map that " the ofhcisl
one from Washington. was decorated
lineEsllv with green All its lAkes. rivsrs
oceans and even liza typo we're IA green
q peculArity that was noted for the firsr
time Yesterday BY a member Of the
Friendly sons Of 80 PATRICK who "a Gee
a large intHrest m npeteorolcgy about this
time And - u known that George Wash
IngSon wsS a member ~ the Friendly
Sons? He was that What's that, Ne
was only an honorary member What
Other kind of member should he bel
A. Ia the weather map Now whether
or not Willis L. Moore ~ Of Irish descent
there N not a sign % Rad weather for this
district On the map and ~ looks as " the
parade - going Ia he memorable m the
annals 81 the metropolis
They say that there will 30 s0Ooo men
n the parade in Manhattan. which will
start promptly al r " up Fifth avenue
The head Of the column Will form a.
Forty second street and ffth avenue
with james Doris a. grand marshal
The SiHty-ninth Regiment Will follow
under command ~ Lieut. Col T. n
Conley and after them will come the
Irish Volunteers. Col Crowley. and a long
limo Of military and cIvIc organizations
81 Celts Marching with one ~ the soc'e.
| ties will he The natty EpiscoUAlIan clergy
man from Shillelagh. tho Rev. DR. John
| Robinson. who arrived here on Sunday.
The several divisions ~ The parade viii
! form IN the side streets IN fitth avenue
above Forty second street ard fall m
J an turn
Archbishop Farley and many " the
clergy Of this and other 6Ioces~s will
review IN" parade from stand ~ the
Cathedral The ia raiders viii march M
Fifth avenue to lsc'h street where they
will he reviewed again nv the grand mar
shal and he stan They will then turn east
and GO Z" SECOND avenue and finally 10
tho Harlem River aHIr' IN heevening
there will no reception and hall AZ che
SiKty-n,nth Regiment aTmory and a dress
review uf tho IRISH Volunteers ~ the
Grand Csntr.l Pala"~. which Mayor
ia yuor a. tho son 10 an lrishInsn a. well
~ the = i~f rf tho municipality has N~sn
invited 80 INSPECT
R.nds will play between tho divIsions
~ tho parade including that ~ the Cathc-
lie prnte~toTy the cathedral tho IAvan
Mems the Ecc~ntriC FlrstnSn Fife and
Drum Corps and the ~ John = Orphan
Asylum IT BROOKLYN. Perhaps the spec
tat0rs NAV hear tho Nearing o. the
Green which ~ erybodv viii 10 wearing
and wTth which all the ~hOr windows
are dressed: Killarney The Harp
that once Thro' 1sra'S Halls Relieve
Ne n Al Those Endsa ring Young harms
ard other lively patrio'i" ~ sentimental
sir- that are low - not only Nv the irish
hu' tho world ~ barge Perhaps tho m
looksr~ NAV feel hike keeping sJsp Nth the
rollinkinE mu-iC and may forrn q pari ~
tho sidewalk procession that always
gp~s with an irish tune All will ~ vel
~utne - the ~hamToCk- ~ spring And
after thav the young mon IN tho pro
.'e--iou Particularly 'hs eoo ~ m" Irish
NnsFiCan Nhle'iC club they Will NOT
wonder why the irish tax" =" MANY NJ
~ ~. 'I--l~S - tho sUphlth.atra -ni
held