Evening journal., 1913-11-29
Thousands of Lsymen Turn
Out In Great Procession
to Greet MOnsignor
Bonzsno This After
noon
CELEBRATION OF THE
CONSTANTINE JUBILEE
Continued From First Page.

follows:
Chief Marshal and Aides.
First Division
Division Marshall Hon. Thomas NJ.
Monaghan.
Aides.
st. Peters Cathedral Organizations.
St. Peters, New Castle. Organizations
St. Mary's Church Organizations.
ST. Pauis Church Organizations.
St. AIMS Church Organizations.
Sacred Heart Church Organizations.
ST Patrick's Church Organizations.
ST. Thomas Church Organizations.
St Ellzabeth's Church Organizations.
The formation Of each OF the va
rious church organizations will be
tors
The Apostolic Delegate with Rt. Rev.
Bishop and Clergy.
Second Division.
Division Marshal William J. McElwee
Aides
Uniform Rank, Knights Of st. Law
renee.
knights Of Columbus.
Hibernian Knights
Ancient order OF Hibernians.
Pioneer Literary Association.
Third Division.
Division Marshal.
Aides.
Polish organizations which will be
assigned 70 positions in this Dlvi-
sion by the division marshal
Fourth Division
Division Marshal Carmino di Mare.
Aides.
Italian organizations which will be
assigned 10 positions IN this division
By the division marshal
Make Fine Showing.
The various organizations promise /
10 make a fine showing The men and !
organizations OF ST. Peters Cathedral |
parish marched IA one body. Those 4
appearing With ST. Peters OF Now /
Castle, arc Division No. 8. A. o. H., I
tho 7 A. p. Society. the Holy Name I
Society and men Of the congregation. Z
st. Paul's Church, which Is one of \
the largest IN this city, has In line I
members OF the Brownson Library As /
sociatiop and tho st. Aloysius Society. /
The Drownson members are carrying I
the flag OF ireland
Sacred Heart Church. in addition 20
having adult members of their parish
IN limo, also will have tho St. Bene-
NlAI A1NLiFAfs
Members OF ST. Joscph's Church.
along the BrandyNine. St Johns. of
-iiocizcksiu. and ST. Patricks OF Ash
land, VIII march with the Ancient Or
der Of Hibernians who arc in line
as separate lodges.
The Polish organizations connect
cd With 81. Hodwig's church make up
the third division and they viii have
nine different societies IN line With
several bands. The division will be T,
beaded By st. Hedwig's cadets In /
uniform. Then win come the Knights /
OF ST. Hedwig, uniformed. the Falcen-
Turner's, uniformed; st. Stanislaw
societies. Nos ] and 2: the Mater Ad-
miradills the ST. Joseph Society.
members of st. Simon's Society and
the Knights OF ST. Stanlslaw Koska.
All told It Is estimated that there will
be close to 1880 Polish churchmen
in tho parade.
The fourth division is made up of /
The Italian societies. under the mar /
shaiship OF Carmine DiNare This 4
division viii be headed by the mcm-
bers of the Cristoforo Colombo /
Society wearing sailor uniforms.
The other organizations are the san
Franscesco diPaule. Principe di Ma
poll, San Antonio. San Michaete.
Santa Maria del Carmine. Societa
Mazzini, Leea Democratica and the
Loga Republicans.
Following the church organization
will be the independent societies
such as the Knights Of Columbus the
A. o. H., Pioneers and the Hiberian
Knights who will be 10 uniform.
TO Review Procession.
When the parade reaches Delaware
avenue and West street. Monsignor
BoDzano and the other clergy. includ-
ing tho RI. Rev. Bishop John j.
Monaghan and Monsignor John A..
Lyons, vicar general, will leave the
line and proceed 10 the Cathedral,
where they Will view the parade as 10
marches past to the point OF dismissal.
The police escort will be In charge
OF Sergeant McDermott and will con-
sist of Oficers Purcell, Barr. McAteer,
MeDaHEeli, Robinson, Hawke, Veasey
and Burns. When they arrive at
the Cathedral they viii cooperate
with Sergeant Lyons, and the follow
ing who will be stationed there: OH
GERS Ward. Taylor. Mammele aud Nc
Gillion. who will be stationed at the
Cathedral
The crowds at The railroad station
will be handled by Sergeant Massey
and Ohicers Warren. Scott, Mears,
Walker, Mcdaniel. Gilling and Scott.
Services at Cathedral
The service at the Cathedral will
begin Immediately after the parade
and will consist OF a solemn process
sion into the Cathedral, followed by
an address OF welcome by Bishop
Monaghan. to which Monsignor Bon
xano viii respond. The blessing OF
the head. Of the church will be given
and the service will close with solemn
benediction. OF the Blessed Sacrament
Sunday morning at the 9 O'Clock
mass the apostolic delegate will ad-
eress the italian congregation of tho
Cathedral parish.
At 1890 O'Clock, after a procession
from the rectory to the church. he
will be the celebrant Of the pontiica
high mass. Rt Rev. John Mona
chan, bishop Of the diocese Of vii
mington, will be present on tn,
throne The sermon will be preach
ed by the Rev. Francis J. McCarty
OF the Society OF Jesus. At 4 o'clocl
solemn pontlhcal yespers viii b.
sung. at which M0nsignor Bonzsn
will again officiate. Many Of the die
ccsan clergy viii be present to per
fonaily meet the Representative O
our Holy Father. Plus X.
Sunday evening at 7.30 O'Clock
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