The Washington herald., 1911-10-15

-Four thousand Washingtonians. rep
resentinS the twenty-three Catholic par
ishes and every Catholic society of the
city. will go to Baltimore by special
trains tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
to unite in the monster tribute to Cardi-
nal Gibbons. at the celebration of his fif-
tieth year a. priest and twenty-fifth
Year as q cardinal.
Officers and members of the Holy
Name Society and the knights of Co
lumbus will leave for Baltimore early
tomorrow morning to witness. the pres
entatiOn to Cardinal Gibbons ut the
knights OF Columbus Hall. in Baltimore.
or golden rosary at 10 o'clock. Su-
preme Knight James A. F'laherty. of
Philadelphia. will make the presentation.
Among the Washington knights who will
be present are ID. J. Callahan, vice presi-
dent of the Chamber Of Commerce and
supreme treasurer, knights OF Columbus:
Edward =. Harrington. State deputy of
the knights of Columbus in the District;
Thomas X. GalIHhcr. of Spalding COun-
Gil: p J ITaltIgan, supreme knight Of
Carroll Council: Dr. William B. DAILY,
supreme knight Of Potomac Council and
Thomas ]. Donovan. past state deputy.
Holy Name Convention.
.Nh"ut go officers ana members Of the
Holy Name Society headed by the Rev.
J. r. Mcagher. q. F.. pastor Of st.
DOminics Church. spiritual director or
the society, will leave Washington at
S:2J o'clock tomorrow morning to he
present at the national convention Of the
society in Baltimore. The Washington
delegates are J. F. Gill. Michael Dris-
coll Peter J. Conlon. and the spiritual
director Of each parish
The iubrl"e will open with poa,i"al
mass. 1T which Mgr FalcOniO, apostolic
deegut" tn Washington. will h" an as
sistant The highest dignitaries of the
church will bc present from all over the
country. Tine parTId" tomorrow after
noon will be tn" gala event of the jubi-
Ice. and the Washington contingent will
have the post Of honor in lcadtnE +. J.
IlultiEan. chief marshal Of tn" Wash
inCtOn contingent. Yesterday announced
his plans which inrlIIdc two divisions
in tn" formation. Tn" First Regiment
Band Will lead the first division. which
VIII meet al clock 1T Carroll Hall
The second divisi"n. h,adrd by Fcrsin-
gers Band. will meet at Third street and
Massachusetts nv"uu" northwest. and
both divisions will march to Union Sta
tion. whcIc they Will board special trains
for Baltimore. They will arrive at 30
o'clock and march to tn" head OF IN"
monster parade which starts at / O'clock
Following is tn" order in which the di-
visions will march:
Order of March.
Firsl dvision-St. Vincent de Paul. Ed
ward Hammer marshal; 81. Patrick's +.
J. Hannah. marshal. Holy Trinity. John
Hddl"v DOYLE. marshal: St Pauls.
Charles W. barr marshal: Sacred Heart
p. J. Nee" marshal. st. Mary's of Alex
andria. William Desmond. marshal: St.
Stephens = T. Nyland. marshal: I'm
maculatc Conception. John Shugruc. mar
Shal. ST. Dominic.s Michael Shugrue,
marshal
Second divi>Ion-St AIoysius. Thomas
r. MrNampc marshal: 81. Peters, George
II r. Davis marshal: Holy Name W. \.
I-usby, marshal. st. Martins. +. p. Gun
ming, marshal: 81. J"seph'S. Michael D.
Schaefer. marshal.
From ST. Patrirk's Church alone there
Will be a delegation of 800 with as
many from 81. AIoysius' Church. The
latter contingent will have a special
train Otit own of ten cars leaving the
| ni"n tSaIi"n at : p. M.
Leaving New Carroll Hall. the first
division will march north on Tenth
street northwest to II street and then
east to Third and Massachusetts ave
nuc. where the second division will he
met
badges bearing the likeness Of Car
dindl Gibbons will be worn by all the
who will carry society !
and papaI flags.
Mgr. William r. Russell. rector of 81. |
Patrick's Church. is chairman. and p. J. !
Clearly. secretary, Of the committee on
arrangements.