The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
MANY FEATURES IN
OBSERVANCE OF DAY
Parade of Morning Will Be Fol-
lowed by Impressive Service
i'm the Cathedral

Three thousand children will partici-
pate in the st. Patrick's day parade
this morning. They will form at Mar
ket street and Van Ness avenue at $50
O'clock under the direction of Grand
Marshal Frank S. brady and march up
the avenue to the cathedral. where the
body of the church will be reserved for
them. The ceremonies will consist Of
solmn high mass and the eulogy, to be
preached by Rev. j. b. Hannigan. The
parade will then reform and march
back TO Market street, down Market to
Fifth and countermarch to the Ameri-
can theater, where special entertain
ment will be given.
In the parade will be a platoon of
mounted police, a band, automobiles
containing the Maid Of Erin" Miss An
mabel brady, and girls representing the
four provinces of Ireland: Ulster. Miss
Margaret Toner; Munster, Miss Marie
O'Connor; Leinster, Miss Marcella
Owens; Connacht, Miss Kathleen Dem
ehy, and the officers of the st. Patrick S
day convention as follows: DR.. j. M.
Toner, president; Mrs. Buffers Wren
and Mrs. ]. J. Donovan, vice presidents;
". ]. Dunno, recording secretary; M. J..
Biles, assistant recording secretary;
James S. Cusson, financial secretary;
Stephen McCue. treasurer; Patrick Nc
Grath, sergeant at arms; William
Boyce, chairman of executive commit
tee; John Donohoe, chairman of literary
exercises.
CHILDREN FOR COUNTIES
tanning children representing 80 coun-
ties of ireland. as follows: Ulster, An
trim, Miss Clare Gareghty; Armagh,
Miss LOrain Manning; Cayan, Miss Jo-
sephine Casey; Derry, Miss Helen Muir
ray; Donegal, Miss Margaret Mcdonald; !;
Down, Miss Edna Mccormick -Osmond !;
Fermanagh, Miss NJ. ODowd; Bonoghan,
Miss Mary G. Meredith; Tryone, Miss R..
Sweeny; Muster, Clare, Miss Mary Beg
ley; Cork, Miss Nellie Shea; Kerry Miss
E. Fitzgerald; Limerick, Miss Emily
Twomey; Tipperary, Miss Julia Ryan;
Waterford. Miss c. Hurton; Leinster,
Carlow, Miss Reed; Dublin Miss Mildred
O'Brien; Kildare, Miss Alice Ford; Kill
kenny, Miss Agnes Butler; Kings, Miss
Helen O'Connor; Longford, Miss L. Han
non; Louth, Miss J. T. Fitzgerald; !;
Meath, Miss Frences Kennedy; Queens,
Miss Mary Malone; Westmeath, Miss 1.
O'Connor; Wexford, Miss C. Hagerty;
wicklow, Miss /. Casey; Connaught.
Galway, Miss Rose McKenna; Leitrim,
Miss X. Gormley; Mayo, Miss Bessie
Murphy; Roscommon. Miss Helen Ryan
Sligo, Miss Edna O'Brien.
At the musical and literary exercises
at o'clock this afternoon, in the
American theater, DR.. J. NJ. Toner will
preside and James P. Sex of San Jose
will deliver the oration. Allen Doone
on po o-Dfn
Baby Josephine Lennar1t will present
specialties in jig dancing. Miss Lottie
Crawford, Fred Everett and Mrs. M. ID.
McGlade will be heard in vocal solos.
A. Roncovieri will play trombone solo,
little Irene Harmon and Margaret Toner
will appear in irish specialties; j. j.
O'Connor. Percy Lonergan, Miss Fran
ces Doherty and Miss Carberry will
dance a four hand reel, Miss Eleanor
King will recite "Erin's Flag" p. J.
Kelleher, Dan Cotter, Miss Frances
Keith and Miss Clara Coyne will be
seen in Irish jig steps, and Secretary
w. ]. Dunno will read resolutions. The
program will close with the singing of
God Save Ireland by the audience.
MAYOR TO LEAD GRAND MARCH
At the Auditorium tonight, beginning
at $50 o'clock, there will be an exhibit
tion of Irish dancing by the pupils of
Miss Frances Doherry, Jig and reel
dancing by the pupils OF the Allen sis
ters. and a grand march, led by Mayor
and Mrs Mccarthy. B. ]. Sylver will
be the floor manager
The play Robert Emmett will be
produced at Golden Gate Commandery
hall tonight under the auspices of St.
Patrick's church. There will be mass
in the church at Z, 10 and II o'clock.
Haydn's Grand Imperial Mass will be
sung at the 10 o'clock service.
Mayor Mccarthy IS to deliver an ad-
dress in st. Teresa's hall tonight. IN
addition there will be an excellent PRO-
gram of songs, dancing and specialties.
The Senior Philhistorian debating So
ciety of St Ignatius college will OBJ
serve the day with debate between
the freshman and sophomore classes
on the question. Resolved. that less
than the whole number of jury should
be competent to render a verdict in all
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