The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-30
PLANS FOR PARADE
Holy Name SOrieties Enlist
5000 Mar hers.
PARISHES HOLD BIG MEETINGS
Washington, Baltimore, and Alex
nndria VIII Contribute Large Del
egHtions TO Participate in Pro-
cession as Living Examples OF
Reverence for Almighty.

Arrangements are progressing salts
J factorily for the mammoth parade OF the
! Holy Name societies Of Washington.
/ baltimore, and Alexandria, on Sunday.
/ November 6. More than 900 men will
march in Pennsylvania avenue as living
examples Of reverence for the holy mans
OF Jesus and as public protest against
! the language Of the vile
Several enthusiastic meetings have been
held during the week ST. Stephens
parish led off with a grand rally Of the
men who are to participate in the pro-
eession. The result Of the meeting was
| the enlisting Of a couple Of hundred
earnest workers and the formation of 4
united contingent representing 81. Ste
phen's and ST. Matthew'S parishes.
baltimore Societies Coming.
The Baltimore societies Were up and
doing on Tuesday evening IN ST Greg
ory's Hall, Baltimore. Bishop COrrigan
/ presided, and. encouraged by his presence
and his eioquence. a large turnout IS
1 assured in the parade. Chief Marshal
! Haltigan. OF Washington, attended the
Baltimore gathering and received
warm welcome. He outlined his plans
/ for the parade formation. and before he
left the hall he received the assurance
from the delegates and the spiritual
directors that Baltimore would be reUTe-
scented in the parade by at least I,5ae
( men.
! The Baltimore visitors viii arrive az
/ the Union Station at p. m, whence
: they viii be escorted TO the east front
I Of the Capitol, there 20 await the ap-
| pearance OF the head Of the parade
The Washington contingent viii form
at East Capitol and Sixth streets and
I proceed TO the Capitol Plaza Eight
bands viii be in the line OF march. in
GLIDING two colOred bands heading colored
battalioas.
ROusing Session Held.
st. Dominics parish Holy Name So
ciety held a rousing meeting last We'd
| nesday evening. when COO men were
present. Rev. Father Meagher. O. p,
pastor Of the church. spoke encourag-
/ ingly. and 200 new members enlisted. The
I ST. DOminic's delegation viii carry canes
/ and pennants. and viii be headed by the
/ Soldiers Home Band.
/ ST. Cyprian's parish (colorei) held a
mass meeting on Thursday evening Rev.
/ J. r. Matthews. pastor OF the church;
Chief Marshal Haltigan. and Joseph B.
/ Burg made addresses. The chief marshal
! received the assurance that 81. Cypriaus
would Dc represented by So men. al.
wearing the badges OF the society and
headed by the parochial clergy.
/ St Joseph's parish contingent VIII be
headed by Prof. Fersinger's band, while
ST. Peters and the Holy Name have en-
Of
parishes that will participate with their
conungents are 81. AIMS, Tennallyt0Wu.
St. Martins. and St Anthonys, Brook
land; the Nativity, BrightWOOd St
1 Johns Forest Glen and the military vet
Grams OF the soldiers Home.
Mass Meeting Arranged.
The parade will be reviewed from one
of the parlors Of the New Willard Hotel
/ fronting on Pennsylvania avenue. By
Right Rev. Owen B. Corrigan. y. D.,
/ V. c., auxiliary Bishop OF Baltimore. ana
a mass mt citing will follow the parade on
/ the Monument Grounds. followed by the
singing Of the TIE Deum and My Country
: 'Tis OF Thee " The speakers al the meet
Z ing will be Rev. Edward Fitzgerald o. p,
! OF New York City, and Michael I. Weller,
/ OF this city, who viii speak for the I2.ty
( Of the Holy Name societies.
! Chief Marshal Haltigan Will be assisted
/ by about fifty aides at the head OF the
! line. representing the various participant
! ing parishes.
( Rev. Father Cutler, Of Alexandra. will
I head delegation from that city OF about
eco men. A meeting Of the parish mar
shals will take place tomorrow after
noon st the Knights OF Columbus Hall,
when the complete details OF the parade
will be outlined