Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-30
EUCHARIST MEET
PRELATES IN HOLY
NAME MARCH HERE
Many Distinguished European
Clergymen Expected at
Parade of 10000.

Every effort is being made by the
committee in charge of the Holy Name
demonstration to be held on Sunday,
October Q, to make the affair excel those
of the last three years, as they expect
to have some of the European prelates
who attended the Eucharistic Congress
in Montreal review the parade.
The Right Rev. John j. O'Connor,
bishop of the Newark diocese, will not
review the parade in this city, as he
has decided to attend the celebration in
Paterson, where the Holy Name socfe-
ties of Passaic and Bergen counties will
/ hold their demonstration.
The Right Rev. Monsignor 1. p. Whe-
Ian, rector of st. Patrick's Cathedral,
will be the chief reviewing clergyman In
this city, assisted by all of the rectors
and pastors of the churches in Essex
county and the West Hudson towns.
Monsignor Whelan will also be the
celebrant of the benediction of the most
blessed sacrament at the close OF the
exercises, with the Rev. James p. Poels,
of st. Johns Church. this city. as dea-
con, and the Rev. Samuel R. Hedges, OF
ST. Stephens Church. Arlington, as
sub-deacon. The Rev. James j. Shee-
ark will be master of ceremonies, while
the Rev. John E. Kienan. of st. Pat
rick's Cathedral, will be in charge OF
the musical program, which will be OF
very elaborate character this year.
The Rev. Michael p. Corcoran, of St
Rose of Lima's Church, will have
charge of the exercises, and the speak
ers will be the Very Rev. Dean Patrick
Cody and William M. Byrne, former
attorney-gener of Delaware.
Parade starts from Military Park.
These details were made at a meeting
of the committee of arrangements held
last night. The parade will form at
Military Park. under the command OF
Major Martin Conboy. of the Fifth Reg
iment, National Guard of New Jersey.
The line of march will be north on
Broad street from Military park, to
Belleville avenue, to Bloomfield avenue,
to Park avenue, to Bayley Lyceum.
where the reviewing stand will be
erected.
So far forty organizations have signi-
fed their intention of taking part in the
parade, which is six more than last
year There are still half-dozen or
q " NC iIOin
1t is expected that fully 10000 men
will be in line. The formation OF the
organizations will be as follows:
First Division.
ST. Rose of Lima's, Newark.
st. Johns, Newark.
St. Patrick's. Newark.
Our Lady of Good Counsel, Newark
st. Bridget's. Newark
st. Peters, Belleville
Second Division.
st Columba's, Newark.
ST James's, Newark
Immaculate Conception, Montclair...
/ ST. Charles Borroneo's, Newark.
Third Division.
st. Aloysius's, Newark.
| st. Mary Magdalen, Newark.
st. Mary's, Nutley. ..s4
Holy Cross, Harrison.
St. Stephens, Arlington.
Fourth Division.
Our Lady of the Valley, Orange.
Our Lady of Sorrows, South Orange.
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Orange.
Holy Name, East Orange.
st. Johns, Orange.
Our Lady Help of Christians, East
Orange.
st. Venantius's, Orange.
Fifth Division.
ST Joseph's. Newark.
Blessed Sacrament. Newark.
ST. Leo's, Irvington.
st. Antoninuss, Newark.
sixth Division.
st. Miehael's, Newark.
Sacred Heart. Newark
ST. Rose of Lima's, Short Hills.
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Newark.
| st. AIMS, Newark.
| st. Mary's, Newark.
seventh Division.
| st. Lucy's, Newark.
| Sacred Heart, Bloomfield.
| st. Benedict's, Newark.
| st. Rocco's, Newark.
st. Philips, Newark.
| The other organizations that are ex-
pected to report will form the eighth
division.
Major Conboy has not selected all OF
his division commanders as yet, but
expects to in few days. His personal
aides will be the members of the exec
utive committee of the Essex County
Federation of Holy Name Societies
There will be no horses or carriages
allowed in the parade for officials OF
laymen. Only the banner of the So
cieties and the American flag will be
displayed in the parade. Each man
will be provided with a cane and a
blue pennant, with the I'll. N. s.