The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
CATHOLICS HERE
TO join PARADE
Local Contingent to Particii-
pate in Demonstration at
Baltimore.
GIVEN PLACE, OF HONOR
Arrangements for Trip Tuesday Com
pleted-M. D. Schaefer Chief
Marshal.
GIVEN PLACE OF HONOR

The final meeting Of the delegations
from the various parishes Of this city to
complete arrangements for the partici-
patton Of the Washington contingent in
the parade to be held in Baltimore Tues
day was held at ST. Patricks Hall, Tues
day evening last. Right Rev. Mgr. Rus
sell presided.
Reports were received from the trans
portation committee. the pennant COM
mittee, and the badge committee. and
these indicate that all necessary prep
arations have been made to care for the
marchers without hitch or delay. The
chief marshal, Michael D. Schaefer, has
the following division marshsls: First
division, John L. Mcdonald; second d.
vision, Edwin Goodwin; third division,
Capt. Harry Walsh.
The trip TO Baltimore Is to be made
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
and special trains will leave Union Sta
tion from 12:l5 p. m. until 12:45 p. m. 1t
is expected that a number Of women who
are interested in work OF the Catholic
societies will accompany the Washing
ton section.
Assembling of Divisions.
The first division, with the chief mar
shal, will form at st. Patrick's Church
and leave there promptly at HIS a. m,
on the day of the parade, its band to
accompany the division on its march to
Union Station.
The second division will form at the
western end OF the Union Station, with
its right resting on Massachusetts, ave-
nue..
The third division will form at ST. |
Aloysius' Church.
The parade, headed by Grand Marshal !
James p. Wheeler and the Fifth Mary
land Regiment Band. will start promptly |
at p. m. and will be reviewed by his .
eminence. Cardinal Gibbons other church |
dignitaries and clergy from different
States attending the convention. The |
reviewing stand will be erected in front |
of the Catholic Cathedral
The convention OF Federated Catholic /
Societies, in connection with which the
demonstration is to be held. will open in !
Baltimore today, at the cathedral. and .
last for three days.
Banner Decorations Remain.
The committee in charge Of the Star
Spangled Banner celebration, recently
held in Baltimore, has allowed the dec
orations and illuminations used on that
occasion to remain for the demonstra-
tion to be held on Tuesday.
The Washington contingent is making
every effort to turn out in full force and
from the enthusiasm which has been dis
played feels confident of making a very
creditable showing. The chief marshal
has invited a number OF prominent citi-
zens Of this city to act on his personal
stan. among them Cornelius Ford,
Joseph P. O'Lone. Cotter T. Bride. Mich
ael I. Weller. Charles A. Mccarthy,
Louis A. Everett. Adam A. weschler,
James Buckley. John Curtin, Thomas
NJ. Quill. John Spreckelmeier, H. Emil
George A. Howard, George
Alpha Howe. William ?. Normoyle.
Frank L. Hewitt. Charles W. Darr.
Francis J. P. Cleary. Edward I. Tucker.
P. A. Tobin. Michael J. Shea, Thomas
P. Rooney. George Melting. George F.
Robert E. Mcnamara, w. J.
Wilson. DR.. ]. Rozier Biggs. Capt c. f.
Walter D. Nolan. P. J. Conlon,
Leo A. Rover. r. Edmund Joyce. P. ].
Knee. n. Fl. Shea. P. T Moran. John {
Costello, Michael Maher. Thomas Conry {
William Griffin. James Roche. William
n. Leply, James J. Burke Thomas
Madairos. and Timothy D. Mccarthy. II
In the parade in Baltimore the Wash |
ngton contingent will occupy the posi-
lion of honor, following Immediately be-
hind the grand marshal. Mr.. Wheeler, |
MS stan. and a delegation from the Ca {
hedral parish IC
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Aids to grand marshal. \
Band. :
Colors
Mgrs. Russell and Mackin I
Clergy. a
First division-Division marshal. John l
a. Mcdonald: St Patrick's Holy Trim {
ty. st. Stephens, Immaculate Concep- :
ion, st. Paurs, Sacred Heart. St ,
St AIMS. St Thomas. St. +
Matthew's Church Of the Nativity
Second division-DivisiOn marshal Ed -
win Goodwin: band, Holy Name, Holy
Comforter. st. Vincent de Paurs, st. {
dartin's. st. Theresa's, st. Dominic's, A.,
It. Joseph's. st. Peters. st. Mary's, St l.
1ary's (Alexandria), st. Johns (Forest ;
ilen). St Cyprian's. st. Augustine's. =,
Third division-Division marshal, Capt. :,
Harry Walsh: st. Aloysius Third Sun. y
ay Brigade).
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