Evening journal., 1914-10-10

mated ~ thousands of electric hghts'
and it is expected that the usual Sat
urday night crowd. numbering thou
sands. will ne augmented by thousands
moro who desire 10 see the effect of the
lighting feature. made possible through
the Wilmington and Philadelphia lrac-
fion COMPANY. An arrangements Tor
the celebration have been made and the
opening number ON the program will be
tho musical festival 10 be held by the
Wilmington Chorus and Municipal Or
chcstra nj Washington Heights at 4
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. FRO
fessor Jacob n. Clymcr, of West
PRESBYTERIAN Church. will direct the
bic chorus. and William p. White VIII
be IN charge of the music. The chorus
will comprise more than three hundred
voices The program follows.
Overture. "Carol" kretchem, Munich
PAL Orchestra; anthem. Praise Ne the
Father" Gounod Wilmington Chorus;
hpmu slow Firm a Foundation,
Keith by entire assembly; "SeNtette'
from DonizcttTs Lucia al Hammer
moor Municipal Orchestra; anthem,
"Sonas of Praise" Win NJ s. Brown,
Wilmington Chorus; selection. Tam
hauser7 Wagner. Municipal sOrchestra;
HYMN. Coward. Christian Soldiers.
Sullivan. entire assembly; Gloria from
Nlozartis 'crwelfth Mass" Wilmington
Chorus: address. the Hon. H. Irving
HANDY. overture. Raymond Thomas
national anthem. America. Henry
Carey. entire assembly; march. "Stabat
Mater r II. Losey, Municipal Orches-
ira
In case of storm the program will be-
carried ont IN The Playhouse, the otler
10 use the theatre being made today
hv William A. Brady manager of inc
Playhouse. who win spend the entire
week here as a guest of Mayor Howell
Firemen Lay Out Parade ROute.
Details of the firemen's parade on
FRIDAY were completed at a meeting
,in the Friendship Fire Company
iheadQua tiers last night when Chief
hagfll and his assistants, Maloney
and Lohner. conferred with repre-
sentatives of the various fire COM
hpanies. The formation of the parade
as reported by Chief Marshal Patrick
Magill and his aides. Assistant Engi-
neerF A. p. I.ohner and Edel Maloney,
and which was received and passed
by the committee follows Chief
Marshal and assistants will be sta
toned at intersection Of the westerly
side of Van Buren, and Fourth streets
companies I and 2 will form on Van
Buren, street, south of Fourth streets:
companies and 4 will form on Jack
son street. south of Fourth; COM
panies and will form on Adams
street. south of Fourth, company
will form on Adams street north of
Fourth: companies and 9 will form
on Monroe street, south of Fourth ,
company 10 will form on Monroe
istreet north of Fourth. companies
i11 and - will form on Madison street,
south of Fourth. The. companies must
be in position at 2 O'Clock, and their
arrival reported by their chief mar.
shals to the chief marshal of the par.
ade at Fourth and Van Buren, streets
THE parade viii sthrt at 2.30 o'clocl
lsharp. The route OF the parade fol
lows; Out Madison street to Eley
ZENITH. TO Delaware avenue, to Orange
To- Eleventh. sol Market 20 Front, {
French. to The pumping station
which they win circle on Frencl
laeain 20 Fourth, where they will dis
miss
Visiting Companies.
II was also learned at the meetinl
that there will be several visitinf
companies In the city during tho
week. all of which will take part in
the parade. Each fire company VIII
he accompanied by a band. The chiel
marshals of the various local com.
panies. their aides. the band. how
many men they will have in line. and
the visiting company who will &C
company them Is given.
Company No I, Friendship-Chie
marshal, Henry Nj. Lang; COMPANY
marshal Louis Harkns assistant
Harvey Tazewell, Columbia Bani q
philadelphia. 25 pieces with 80 me-
IN line. This company may also hav
the Friendship Company of Readin
with 60 men and band of 20 piece
Company No. .. Reliancc-Ch
marshal. Joshua Kelley; compar
marshal. John Gormley; assistan
John Mckinley; Y NJ. c. A. Band
Camden. n. j., p pieces, 65 men
line.
Company No. 8. Delaware
marshal, George II. Taylor; compar
marshal Charles Shull. assistar
Robert =. Davis; Moose Band
Chester. 30 pieces with 60 men
line.
Company No. Q, Phoenix Chief ma
shat. George b. Ward. company marsh
William tinder; assistant. George W
Darrell. Bavside Band of Havre
Grace. - pieces with 80 men in IN
They will also be accompanied by {
Robbins Hose Company of Dover with
band OF 20 pieces and 40 men in line.
Company No. ., Water Witch-Ch
marshal Charles C. Wolhar; compa
marshal, John J. McGoldrick; assistal
Robert Aikens West Philadelphia ba
Of p pieces with s. or 90 men IN In
The Water Witch Pioneers which Is 4
sociated with the company will accoi
pany them with Captain William
Haley in charge as chief marshal al
lhis aides will be First Lieutenant j.
Mason; Second Lieutenant Geor
White; First Sergeant Charles Brow
and Second Sergeant ballard Hag,
They will have the Mapitou Fife al
Drum Corps of 20 pieces and win ha
between - aud so men in line III
Neversink Fire Company OF Reading NJ
Mitch.
company No G. Fame Chief marsha
William J. l.utz: comnanv marsh,
Frank W Harris: assistants. n Colln
ana 7. S. Rafferty,. Colonial Rand
line VIZ" Wv men
Company No. 7. WASHINGTON ch
marshal. Walter Green. comnsn.. ~.
shol, Frank Nanderbraak ass;st,,
Charles Schundcr First Infants, IA
OF 80 pieces with 65 men i'm line
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