The Washington herald., 1910-11-06

parish. St Johns Church. Frederick,
will be represented by 100 members OF the
Holy Name Society, under the leadership
OF Rev. w. j. Kane. They Will arrive
at 9:I5 o'clock this morning.
Big Delegations Promised.
II Is expected that ST. Domlnic's parish
Of this city win be represented by a dele
cation of 1000 Holy Manners; st. Peters,
by 600; Holy Name Church. by 800; st.
Joseph's. by go; ST Stephens. by 300;
ST. Matthews, by 100; 81. Cyprienne's
Ccolored). by 100; st. Martins, by 800;
ST. Anthony's. by 100. There win even
be nifty veterans OF the Soldiers Home
parish in line.
The line Of march is as follows: Parade
formation between Third and Sixth and
East Capitol streets; down B street
northwest to Pennsylvania avenue. thence
to Fifteenth street; past the White
House 10 Seventeenth street. thence TO
the Monument
Chief Marshal Haltigan closes his in
structions TO the parish marshals in the
following words:
1T is hoped that our first Holy Name
parade in the National Capital may be
in every way a credit TO our people and
To the holy church, and highly edifying
and satisfactory to all who are individu-
ally concerned, and 10 the thousands who
will watch and eriticise our appearance
and decorum.
Let US all be valiant soldiers OF the
cross. eXemplifying by our personal con-
duct in private and in public the sublime
principles of our faith. and show to our
fellow-citizens our devotion to the holy
church and cur profound respect for the
holy name OF our Blessed Redeemer.'
For the past week all the various par
ish Holy Name societies have been drill
Ing and actively preparing for the parade.
The enthusiasm shown has surprised
even the promoters OF the event
All the union bands OF the city have
been engaged, and some of the parishes
have been Obliged to do without bands
because the Musicians Union was un-
able TO meet the demand.
Instructions TO Marchers.
Among the instructions issued 10 the
division marshals by the chief marshal
are the following:
l. Boys contingents Of the various parishes must
be formed separately IN front the rear Of the men
The boys must be marshaled by adults. with platoon
commanders composed OF boys Marshals VIII 80 10
il that no boys be allowed TO march IN the ranks OF
thu meE.
2 The march formation Of the !arade win be in
column Of eights. Marshals are instructed 70 sec
that the men properly sized also that eompe-
tent leader Is 10 charge Of each platoon Of eight
mea 50 that Proper step and alignment may be pre-
served. distance Of thirty PAGES vii he kept be
tween Parish contingents. a distance of five PAGES
viii be kept between patoons and chiefs Of piaoous
viii march two PAGES in front Of the center Of their
respective linen.
Fh ,,Ss - tba ,av4o,,s s.,s,f{osayfS ysU ~
under the supervision Of parish marshalS As Tar as
possible only sacred and patriotic music VIII be
played during the parade Marshals are especially
requested 10 insist that no 'ragtme" music q any
kind be played.
l. The reviewing PARTY Of prelates and clergy will
be in one Of the parlors Of the New Wizard Hotel
fronting PENNSYLVANIA avenue. Marshals will see
that the proper sautes he given as the various con-
tingents pass the reviewing party.
Parish commanders VII D. respunlole Tor the
proper order Of the parade As far possible. mill
tasy usage will be Observed.
order of Procession.
Chief Marshal Haltigan has arranged
the parade in the following order:
Platoon Of bicycle police
Band Of the Second Regiment. ID. @. y g.
Chief marshal ard colors. with Rev. Edward Fltz-
gerald q. p. q New York City. and Rev. ]. Z.
Meagher o. f.. spiritual director Holy Name So
ciety, District Of Columbia.
ofioers OF the Holy Name Union Of Washington.
FIRST DIVISION
Baltimore contingent. ZOO strong; marshal. DR..
j. b. German, Of Baltimore.
st. Mary's Society, Alexandra; marshal, Mr..
William Desmond.
ST. Johns Church. Frederick: marshal. Rev. W. !.
Kane.
SECOND DIVISION.
Band; 81. Cyprian's parish. COO strong; marshal.
Mr.. +. Brown.
THIRD DIVISION.
Fersngers Band: ST. Joseph's parish marshal.
Mr. Richard j. Curtin
Holy Name parish marshal. Nh William r Kelly.
Soldiers Home Holy Name Society marshal. Mr..
John DoTan
FOURTH DIVISION.
Anener's Band; ST. Martins parish. marshal, Mr..
NJ ]. Shea
St. Anthony's parish; marshal. Mr. ". ]. Nc
Closkey
St. Matthews parish marshal. Mr.. Thomas r.
Hnyek.
81. stephens parish; marshal NJ Harry Cromp-
ton.
FIFTH DIVISION.
First Resiment Band. d. c. \. G.. Pro- Cald-
well, leader.
ST, Peters parish; marshal Mr.. George p. Davis.
Holy comforter parish; marshal. Mr.. William L.
Kueil.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Soldiers Home Band, Prof Zimmerman leader
ST. Doninics and ST. Vincent de Paul parishes;
marshal, Mr. Michael shugarue.
Where COntingents Meet.
All Of the out-of-town societies VIII meet al the
east front Of the Capitol promptly At O'Clock. and
there await the coming Of the head Of the parade
The second division VIII form Filth street
northeast night resting East Capitol
The third division viii form Sixth street north
east right resting on East Capitol street.
The fourth division viii fom Sixth street
southeast. right resting on East Capitol street.
The fifth division Earth street southeast, right
resting East Capitol street.
In the ather Is not favorable for the meet
ing the Monument grounds the Iaraders will pro-
ceed to St Matthews Church. Rhods Island ave
nue and Seventeenth street northwest where
through the kindness tf Right Rev Mgr Thomas f.
Lee, pastor, a sermon viii be preached and solemn
benediction Of the Most Blessed Sacrament will be
given.
Aids 10 Grand Marshal.
The following gentlemen from the vari-
Gus parishes will act as aids 10 the grand
marshal wearing red armlets:
T. Millard Hansen. William Fingles, John f. Rer-
nan. and Bernard ]. Flynn. Baltimore.
Dyson Alexandria.
joseph b. Burg James f. McHugh Dr. H. j.
Crosson q. II. Howard. Joseph |. Weller William
L. DoWney George Melting, w. J. Frizzell. Thomas
Rooney Andrew Schwartz. f. J. Cunning James l.
McDevitt r. Harrison johnson, James +. Shea
Dr. r. T. Holden, John Fable. Maurice Fitzgerald,
Dr. Louis johnson. n. !. Weller, James +. Gill;
NJ. u. Sehaefer. Thomas NJ. Quin. John j. Higgins,
I i. +. Nellgan s. T. GOlibaFt joseph d. Sullivan