Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-02
EXPECT 10000 IN !
! HOLY NAME MARCH
Essex Division of Society Has
Completed Plans for An
nual Parade
SUNDAY, OCT. IS, is SET
FOR MEMORABLE EVENT
Column Is to Form at Military
Park and Proceed New
Cathedral.

Tile annual parade of the Essex
division of the Holy Name Society.
which will be held on Sunday, Oc-
tober Is, Is expected to call out more
than $4,000 members from this city
and the adjacent suburban towns.
Final arrangements for the parade
were made at a meeting of priests
OF the various Catholic churches held
ir the rectory of st. Rose of Lima
Church yesterday afternoon.
The priests representing the Essex
division who attended the special
meeting In the rectory included the
Rev. Father M. p. Corcoran, assist
ant rector of st. Rose of Lima's
Catholic Church; the Rev. T. A.
Walsh, dwector CT st. Charles Borro-
meo's Church.; the Rev. Andrew f.
fClark, of st. Joseph's Church.; the
Rev. Father Ffnnerty. of st. Anto-
ninus's Church; the Rev. Justin Cor
coran, assistant rector of st. Michaeps
Church; the Rev. W. P. Brennan, OF
81. Patrick's Cathedral; the Rev.
Samuel Michael. of st. Aloysius's
Church, and the Rev. E. r. began,
of st. C~olumba's Church.
S@. Separated Into Five Divisions.
The local Holy Name societies which
will participate in the parade have
been divided into five divisions, as
follows: First division, st. Aloysius's,
ST, Bened.ct's. st. AIMS, ST.
Charles Barromeo, ST. ,James's and
Our Lady OF Mt. Carmel Holy Name
$ )cieties. The second division will in
clude societies OF st. Peters Church
of .Belleville, st. Rose of Lima's, st.
Mary's. st. Antoninus's. st. Bridget's
and the Holy Name Society connected
with the Church of the Sacred Heart.
In the third division will be societies
Of the following churches: st.
JCseph's, Church of the Blessed Sac
rament, st. Leo's Church, of Irving
ton, the Church of the Sacred Heart,
of vailsburg. st. Patrick's Cathedral
and the Church of Our Lady of Good
Counsel.
The fourth division will include
societies of the Church Of the Holy
Cross. Harrison; ST. Cecilia's, Kearny;
Chtrch of the Sacred Heart, Kings
land; st. Stephens, Arlington, and st.
Johns, of this city. In the last division
will be st. Columba's, st. Augustine's,
st. Michael's, st. Philip Neri's, st.
Aloysius's. of Caldwell, and ST.
Mary's of Nutley.
WIN Form at Military Park.
The various societies will form at
Military Park at 2;30 o'clock. The line
of march will extend from the park
up Broad street to Belleville avenue
thence up Bloomfield avenue to Park
avenue, and from there to the new
cathedral, opposite Branch Brook
Park, where services will be held.
An address will be made by the
Re- Francis p. McHugh, professor
of d%oglnatic theology at Seton Hall
College. William l. Toohey will also
speak. The benediction of the blessed
sacrament will be given by the Rev.
j. j. Hagen, assisted by the Rev. Ed
wayd Burke and the Rev. Samuel
M aael. The services will be brought
tt / conclusion with the singing of
tie hymn Holy God. We Praise Thy
Name and the American national an
them.
The singing will be In charge of the
Rev. John e. Herman, of st. Patrick's
Cathedral, and Thomas b. O'Brien
viii be the grand marshal. Bishop
John j. OhConnor. of the Newark
diocese, will be unable to be present,
on account of his appearance in Nor
ristown at the Holy Name parade on
that day.