New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-17
'CIOUDS TO DRAPE
DAY OF ERIN'S JOY
Once Again Weather Man
Turns Cold Breezes
on March II.
pIG CELEBRATION
PLANNED IN CITY
:. patrick's Parade Will BE
Chief Event - ShamrOckS
Here in Triumph.

IlEIE III b''
ncoolsr and cloudy saws the weather
and another ST. Patrick's Day
s..,as into view running to form SO far
-. weather is concerned or course.
.o,,d have been Hurries Of snow 'or
but so long as sunshine was not
..4,,ed the big day Tor the irish OF
- YORK began early, just like its hun
o. ami hundreds Of predecessors.
az y, couree thcrem be parade or
80 tbereu be oratory and shamrocks
"a Green ne,kties and headaches. and
o. fsrrent wishes Of some OF the local
-, we're answered, Sir Edward Car
'S''' ..,5 hiring over his Ulster arms and
- tber1 on Fifth avenue. while the
-.,,rs in the big parade proceeded to
..,.ue Irish debate Of the Home l'uIe
question. ...i- ,,,-o,,
81 ui1 rroduce is the Irish trot-a dance
=, 80 IN he n combination Irish JIG. WIN
,o.b ,f the make and little bit ot
-, trro,yn i'm. The dance was ar
-.,o.d hy. the Irish Players of New YORK
so uill hold forth AT the Central opera
,,orss East 67th street IN an entertain
nj which will include drama caiieo
.eassr, Enmet." a name which may be
..,orea once or twice during the
...,t.r,,kiue that will be heard through
out the greater CITY.
,-h. r,riond'v Sons OF St Patrick VIII
80, their annual dinner at the Hotter
,.,or This wiIl be tho l2oth annual
-. this society has held. Edward T."
MI oil boz POSTMASTER and the p'lu-
..l s,c4ters viii he Governor Martin
T. clyrr NJ f. Mooney. James +. Berry
.so Pew Dr Nehemiah Boynton and the
Rev Dr. W rs. Giles.
There will Do seven hundred al the
tables and Victor Herbert. VINO may
sing "The Low-Backed Car ti coaNed'
I'M Conduct nm orchestra which will rem
s.,.. brand new Irish song with music
sr Herbert and words by J. j. {. ''aIAe
Tho chorus follows:
For Ireland. for Ireland.
Loycard. slreltnd'
Tho land of lowell women
Tfe land of sturdy men.
ME rlue land. the Old land,
The graen land. Tho bold land
We're marching on 10 glory
For Ireland once again
Now for the parade.
!, will form at i2d street and f't'h
avenue and move promptly at $50 o'clock.
I, will disb7rd at Suffers Harlem River
Casino. iu East l26th street
Csrdina, Farley. Governor GIynn'
v.yor Mitchell Police Commissioner Nc
rav and others will he on the reviewing
s,ara II the Ancient order Of Hibernians
Tbs,4 will be 103 organizations repre-
ssr,sd bes,des sixty divisions Of the An
,,srt order Of I4ibernians, from New
York. BROOKLYN and way points. Ihere
vii be music by score Of bands, and II
Will consist of-oh. let's not give away
the names ~ the tunes those bands VIII
play
An Unusually big consignment OF sham
rocks arrived here yesterday from Moville'
Ireland. on the Anchor liner Columbia
The vessel also brought over quantity
Of Irish mail many Of the envelopes pear
Ing double POSTAGE because OF the shaih-
rocks contained IN them
The shamrock shipment which was que
here on Sunday. was taken promptly rom
the vessel as soon as the gangplank was
put aboard. and within an hour after the
vessel locked the express agents had the
treasured plants from the "old SOD on
heir way 10 Boston, Philadelphia Ch-
:sgo and Pittsburgh.
Every big event has It's incident, ana
to-day's St Patnck's celebration VIII &c
down into history rs the date on when
Supreme Court Justice Giegerich permits
Morris Greenspau, manufacturer Of lu-
br!eat,ng oils. 70 cali himself Green.
The application for a change of name was
granted a couple Of weeks ago. but that
Celtic Justice, Gleserich. prescribed to-
DAY as the day for Green's christening.
The prospects OF every free born Ameri-
can citizen soon being able TO order din
her or fle an income tax inventory IN
Gaelic we're hailed with shouts or ap-
rroval last night by $50 Irlshmen who at
tended a meeting Of the Gaelic Society IN
the Ernmet Arcade. The Rev. NJ. j. Ken
nety. &. j.. was the speaker who cham-
p!oned the revival Of the irish language.
Father Kennedy said that the move
uent for the teaching Of Irish history ana
Gaelic in Catholic schools was well under
way. and that bills would soon be intro
duced into the legislatures Of many states
advocating such instruction in the pubic
schools
The Friends Of Ireland held their ban
ouet last night at the Knickerbocker
Hotel With Thomas F. Smith as toast
master JOB f. Hedges, George F. Nc
Aneny. Michael J. Koran and Thomas W.
Churchill spoke.
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