The Washington times., 1914-09-26
CATHOLIC PARADE
PLANS COMPLETED
Washington Societies to Have
Big Delegations in Line In
Baltimore Tuesday.

Printed instructions regarding the pa
rade which will be the principal feature
Of the convention of Federated Catholic
Societies to be held in Baltimore on
Tuesday have been prepared by Chief
triCt delegation. and copies are being
placed at the disposal of the division
and parish marshals
Delegations from Washington churches
will be detailed as follows:
First division. St Patrick's. Holy
Trinity St stephens. Immaculate Con-
ception. St Paurs, Sacred Heart. st.
Anthony's. st. AIMS. ST. Thomas. st.
Matthews. and Church Of the Nativity;
second division. Holy Name. Holy Com
forter. st. Vincent de Paul's, st. Mar
tins. st. Teresa's, St Dominics, st.
Joseph's, ST. Peters. St Mary's. St
Mary's. of Alexandria,: st. Johns. of
Gssst ssn hd dv1on s. Ao7.ss ses s
Third Sunday Brigade. John L. Nc
Donald will be first division marshal.
Edwin Goodwin will be second division
marshal. and third division marshal will
he Capt. Harry Walsh.
Will Go In Body.
The FIRST division. with chief marshal.
will form at St Patrick's Church. Tenth
and G streets northwest. and will de-
part promptly at as A. m. on the day
Of the parade. A band viii accompany
the division on its march to Union Sta
ton
The second division will form at the
western wing of the Union station. and
the third division will form at st.
A1oysus' Church, North Capitol and
streets northwest. Present arrange
ments indicate that the entire Wash
ington delegation will arrive in Balti- 4
more and take position in the line of
parade at Ills o. m. The Baltimore pa
rade. headed by Grand Marshal James
r Wheeler and the Fifth Maryland
Regiment Band. will start at 2 p. m.
will proceed south to be reviewed by
Cardinal Gibbons and other Catholic
dignitaries from various sections of the
country. The reviewing stand will be
erected in front of the Cathedral
1t Is estimated that 10000 people will
march in the parade. Fffty-two parishes |
from Baltimore alone will he represent |
ed. The decorations and illuminattons |
used at the recent Star-SpanEled Ban
ner celebration have been permitted to |
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Plan Big Delegation.
No effort is being spared by the ]
contingent to turn out in |
full force. and from the enthusiasm al |
ready evinced by the church parishion-
eTS a CreOlIdblh Sit"lue IL
Chief Marshal Schaefer has invited
number of prominent citizens of the
District TO act on his personal staff,
among whom are Cornelius Ford, Jo-
seph P. O'Lonc, Michael I. Weller.
Cotter T. Bride, Louis A Everett,
Charles A Mccarthy, Adam A. Wesch-
Ter, John Curtin, James Buckley, Thorn
as N. Quill. II. Emil Montgomery. John
George A. Howard.
George Alpha Howe. Frank l. Hewitt
william p Normoyle. Charles W. Darr,
Francis J. =. Cleary, ?. A. To'in, Ed
ward J.. Tucker. Michael ]. Shea, Thorn
as P. Rooney. George Melting, George
P. McAvoy. Robert Z. Mcnamara. ".
J. Wilson. Or. J. Rozier Biggs, Capt
=. F. Edwards, r. J. Conlon. Walter
D. Nolan, Leo A. Rover, r. Edmund
Joyce. y. Fl. Shea. p. J. Nee, P. T.
Moran. John Costello, Thomas Conry.
Michael Maher. William Griffin. Will
am II. Leply, James Roche. Timothy
p. Mccarthy. Thomas Madairos. James
J. Burke.