The Washington herald., 1915-10-11

Bresnahan. chief aide and staff o.
| aids: John F. O'Malley. marshal OF th'
marchers and his staff; Joseph NJ
Smith, president of the Baltimore Hol!
Name section and his staff, and officers
| of the Baltimore union and clergy
Then came the body of the parade
with the Baltimoreans in the lead
Their order was as follows:
First division-James Murray. mar
shall: St. Gregorys. Immaculate Con-
ception. St. Bridget's. Corpus Christi
Blessed Sacrament. st. katherine's. st
Benedict's, ST. Edwards. st. Patrick S.
St. Augustine. Elkridge. Nd: St. Mary s
Annapolis. and St. Elizabeths.
Second division-William ]. Radford'
marshal; st. Johns.
Third division-Judge William NJ
Dunn. marshal; st. Pauis, ST. John s.
Westminster, St. Joseph's Monastery.
Fourteen Holy Martyrs. St. Peters, ST.
Plus. St. Ambrose. st. Marks, Cations
willie. and St. Athanatius.
Fourth divison-Jerome H. Joyce.
marshal: St. Josephs. Sts. Philip ana
James. St. Anthony's. St. Johns. Fred
erick: St Bernard's. st. Andrews. st.
Johns, Long Green: ST. Marks, Fall-
ston; ST. Dominic's. St. Leo's. and St
'Paul's, Ellicott City.
Fifth dvision-William Pierson.
marSnal, 81. 1eteT SldN tl 81 oAN'.'
Navier's. and St. Barnabas
Capt. Edward L. Cogan. marshal OF
the Washington section of the parade.
and John Hadley Doyle, president of
the District Holy Name Union. led the
Washington marchers. Following was
the order of the Washington march
ers:
First division-Francis p. Cleary. mar
shall: St. Nary's. Alexandria, 2. a. ker-
sey. marshal; St. Martins. Frank P.
Cunning; St. Dominics, NJ. Shrugrue;
Soldiers Home Society lin carriaSes).
st. Matthews. Thomas B. Huych: St.
Stephens, Patrick T. INLAND; St AIMS,
James J. Calvin; Holy Comforter, Rich
ard McDonald; st. Joseph's. William
Oenmann. Immaculate Conception. John
Shrugue. and St Mary's, Washington.
Joseph ZeecowitZ.
Second division-Edwin p. Goodwin
marshal; Holy Trinity. Daniel ]. Sulli-
van; St. Vincent De Paul. William H.
Geotz: st. Anthony's. William McClos-
key; Holy Rosary. Joseph Scheavone; Sa-
cred Heart, Dr. Charles J. Griff1th st.
MarSaret's. John Houchens; st. Matthias,
John Light: Holy Name, A. P. Dorr; ct.
Peters, George II. F. Davis. and st.
Jeromes. DIR. Joseph Mudd.
Third divsion-Thomas II. McNamee.
1naTStdl, 81 AlONSluS Holy NdHlc ana
Third Sunday Brigade.
Headed by "NIan's Priest"
The Third Sunday Brigade OF St
Aloysius' Church. composed of 200 men
affiliated with the Holy Name Society.
attracted attention along the entire line
of route. Headed by the Rev. Eugene
Del. Mcdonnell, S. J.. who organized the
brigade, and who Is known throughout
the country as 'the mans priest" the
organization made an impressive show
ing. Father Mcdonnell was transferred
from Washington to Philadelphia twol
weeks ago, but was given special permis-
sion by his superiors to return to Wash
ington and lead the men he had worked
with and loved. The popular clergyman
was given repeated ovations along the
Avenue.
Ovations were also given the boys of
st. Mary's Industrial School, Of Balti-
more, and to the Junior Holy Name So
ciety Of St. Anthony's Church of this city |
The latter is composed of boys recruited
from the ranks of the first communicates
Of the parish. who pledge themselves to |
be living protests against profanity and
to the name Of God.
From the platform on which the altar |
was erected near the Monument the |
scene was inspiring. The gold vestments |
Of the officiating priest, the white cas-
socks and surplices OF the acolytes, the |
varicolored dress and gowns OF the civil |
lans, were striking. Through 1t all and |
above 1t all waved the restless red, white |
and blue from the thousands of fags |,
borne by the men who marched In kaIe- |
idoscopic billowings over the spacious 1
grounds As with bands playing thousands |
upon thousands poured into the Eilipse. |
Music by X. OF c. Society.
Occupying seats on the platform in
addition to Very Rev. Father wafdron
and the ten Dominican clergymen who
had marched at the head Of the process !,
sion were Rev. Eugene A. Hannah. rector
ot st. Martins Church; Rev. Charles
Evers. OF st. Barnabas' Church, Balti- 1
more: Rev. James NalEey, Of st. Peter !,
Church. Baltimore; Rev. WILL