Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-11

Fourteen Holy Martyrs, St: Peters. St
Vile, and St. Athanasius.
Fourth division-Jerome H. Joyce
marshal; St. Joseph's, SITS. Philip and
James. st. Anthony's, st. Johns. Fred.
erick; St. Bernard's. st. Andrews. St
Johns. Long Green: st. Marks. Fall
PauPs, Ellicott City
Fifth division - William Pierson
marshal: st. Peter Claver's, St. Francis
xavier's and st. Barnabas.
Head Washington Division.
Capt. Edward L. Cogan, with Joseph
Keller. James Cogan and William
Geoghegan as his aids. was the mar
shall of the Washington division Al
the head of the Washington contingent
was John HadIey Doyle, president of the
District Holy Name Union. and his staff
The three divisions Of Washington march.
ers were:
First division - Francis p. Cleary
marshal; St Mary's. Alexandria. p. A
kersey. marshal; st. Martins. Frank p
Cunning; St Dominic's, NJ. Shrugrue
Soldiers Home Society lin carriages)
st. Matthews. Thomas B. Huyck: ST
Stephens, Patrick T; inland; St AIMS
James J. Calvin; Holy Comforter. Rich
ard Mcdonald; st. Joseph's. William
Oohn1ann; Immaculate Conception, John
shrugrue. and st. Mary's, Washington
Joseph Zeegowitz.
Second division-Edwin P. Goodwin
marshal; Holy Trinity, Daniel ]. sulli-
van; st. Vincent De Paul, William H
Goetz: st. Anthony's. William Mcclos-
key; Holy Rosary, Joseph scheavone;
Sacred Heart, DR.. Charles ]. Griffith
st; Margaret's. John Houchens; ST. Ma
thias. John Light; Holy Name. A. p
Dorr: St Peters. George H. F. Davis
and St. Jerome, DIR. Joseph Mudd.
Third division-Thomas H. McNamee
marshal: St. Aloysius. Holy Name and
Third Sunday Brigade.
Staff Of Local Catholics.
Composing Mr.. Doyles staff were the
following Catholics. representing all
the parishes in Washington: Judge
William De Lacy, Frank Green, marshal
of the Supreme Court; DIR. William
Gwynn. Prof. Michael Dowd, Prof
Daniel Edwards. J. Leo Kolb, DIR. NJ. j
Ready. Robert Emmett Doyle. and
church representatives as follows: st
Matthews, George II. Howard and Will
liam A. Montgomery st. Jerome's. vii.
liam Giusta and Vincent A. Sheehy: st
Mary's of Alexandria. William Des-
mond and T. Z. Dyson: st. Anthony's
A. 8: Price and James Connolly: st
To-
Johnson: st. Stephens. Daniel NJ. Stan
ton and A. Allston Moore; Soldiers
Home, John Conway and Harry Swain
ey: Holy Comforter, Frank Kidd and
Philip Brady: st. Vincent de Paul. Sam
uel J. Brinkly and William H. Getz
Immaculate Conception, Charles w
Aughinbaugh and James J. Burke
Holy Name, John p. Myers and George
kolb; Holy Trinity. Michael Maher
William Marceron and John F. Costello
nj nal@ -
and J. Lanieri; st. Joseph's. George
Howe. John Curtin and w. J. Wilcox,
son: St Aloysius. Joseph L. Holland
and Joseph f. Cotton; st. Mary's
John shaefer; st. Augustine's. Johr
Cole. Warren Woodland. Wilson Hal
and Leon Turner; ST. Cyprians. John F
Smith. Thomas w. Short, Sylvester
Thomas and ]. n. Mathews. Capt. Ed
ward L. Cogan. chief marshal: JOSEPH
gan.
The oldest man in the parade wa.
Michael Cofey. ninety-two years old
who has been member Of st. Peter,
Church In this city for more than sixty
years. He marched the full distance
and remained for the services at the
Monument grounds. Only eighteen per.
sons rode in the parade in carriages
and these were all from Soldiers Home
In the reviewing stand at the New
Willard Hotel were the papal delegate
Mgr Bonanza, and about forty clergy
men, among them being: Bishep o. b
Corrigan, spiritual director of the Hol.
Name Society in this diocese; Bishop D
~. OCornell of Richmond, Va; BishoI
T. j. Shahan, rector Of the Catholic
University of America: Bishop Charlie,
Warren Currier of Matanzas. Cuba
| Mgr. w. T. Russell. rector of st. Pat.
rick's Church; Mgr. James F. Mackin
rector OF ST. Paul's Church; Mgr
Thomas S. Lee, rector of st. Matthew,
Church: Mgr. J. F. O'Brien, rector o.
| st. Peters Church: Very Rev R. A
Skinner. c. s p. superior of the Pau
list Fathers at Brookland: Rev. L. N
| Kelly, c. s. c. and w. A. Cary, c. S. c.
OF Holy Cross College, Brookiand: Pas
chal Robinson. o. +. NJ, Of the Francis
can Monastery; Rev d. d. Hitler of thu
Catholic University: Rev. c. s. Lancas
ter, 8. j., Of Gonzaga College; Rev
Father Anaclete. o. F. NJ. of the Fran
ciscan Monastery, and Fathers C. A
Eek and j. J. O'Leary.
Services Are Inspiring.
II the parade had been inspiring tn.
scene at the Monument grounds. wher,
services were held just as twilight cam,
on. were doubly SO. Thousands OF Hol!
Name members and others who had no
participated in the parade gathered