Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-04
HOLY NAME MEN
TO PARADE AGAIN
Annual Demonstrations to Take
Place Sunday, Oct0=
Der II.

The annual demonstrations of the
Holy Name societies of the diocese
of Newark will take place next Sun
day. There will be nine celebrations
in all, including two in this county.
one in Newark and the other in
Bloomfield. 1t is estimated that at
least $4,000 will be in the parade in
this city, and about 5000 will march
in Bloomfield.
William J. Hagan, of St. Johns
Holy Name Society, this city, will be
| grand marshal at the demonstration
in this city. His personal aides will
be William ]. Toohey, James p Nc
Kenna, John j. Berry, Joseph D.
Mahern, John o'Rourke, Thomas b.
O'Brien, Francis p. Crowley, William
L. Fox. Thomas j. Smith, Cornelius
OConnor and Richard r. Barrett.
The parade will start at $3.50 o'clock
from Washington street and Central
avenue. The line of march will be
along Central avenue, to Fifth street,
to Park avenue, to Clifton avenue,
to the grounds of the new cathedral.
Rev. Michael ]. White, rector of St.
Columba's Church. will act for Bishop
John j, O'Gonnor in the reviewing
| stand at the Church of the Sacred
Heart.
Benediction mt Grounds.
Benediction will be celebrated on
the cathedral grounds by Father
White with Rev. Justin Coreoran, of
st, MichaepS Church, deacon, and
Rev. E, A, Degen, of st. Columba's
Church, SUBJ deacon. Rev, Michael p.
Corcoran, of st. Rose of Lima S
Church, will be master of ceremonies.
The musical program will be under
the direction of Rev. John r. Kier-
nan, of St. Patrick's Cathedral.
Father Benedict, o. s. B.. of st.
Mary's Church. this city, will deliver
the clerical address. and Vincent F..
o'Reilly, of Montclair, will be the lay
speaker.
The Holy Name Society of the
Church of the Sacred Heart, Newark,
will act as a guard of honor at The
reviewing stand at the cathedral
ground, a form of prayer, known as
| iridium, will be observed in many
of the churches this week in connee-
| ton with the Holy Name demonstra
| ton. 1t will be form of preparation
for the reception of the sacrament
| by the members
| There will be five divisions in the
parade. The first will form in Wash
| inston street, right resting on Central
avenue, facing south; second. in
James street, right resting on Wash
ington street; third, on Plane street,
right resting on James street, facing
south; fourth, in Plane street. right
resting on James street. facing north;
| fifth, in Washington place. right rest
| ing on Washington street,
| Following the mounted police escort,
| the grand marshal and his aides the
! divisions will be as follows:
| First Diyision--Commanda Ed
ward j. O'Brien; aides. William
Geckle. William Waters; st. Column
ba's, st. Rose of Lima's, st. Pat
riclSs. st, Mary's (city). st, Mi
chaefs, St Francis Xavier's,
Second Division-Command Pat
rich ]. Campbel; aides, John Muir
dock, Richard ]. Malta; St Josephls.
st. Johns, st. James's, st. Lucy's.
| Third Division-Command Mi
chael J. DurlSin; aides, Thomas A.
Wall. Howard Calmer; Holy Cross,
Harrison, st. Cecilias. Kearny: st.
Stephens. Arlington; Sacred Heart.
| Kingsland; st. Mary's, Nutley; st.
! Marks, Kingsland; St Anthony of
! Padua's. East Newark
| Fourth Dtyision-Command John
J, Turbett; aides, Richard Sassa,
Peter Braun; ST Peters. Belleville :;
Blessed Sacrament, st. Antoninus's,
st Augustine's, st. Philip Neri's
Fifth Diyision-Commandant Au-
gust Bernauer; aides Alexander Mac
Phee, Andrew j. Brady; st. Bene-
diets, st. Casimir's, st. Charles Bor-