Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
T0PART|c|PATE
lin DEMONSTRATION
Fair Weather Promised For
Holy Name Affair
Tomorrow
WILL START AT 3 P. M.
l,cnediction at George Washington
Park-SerInon by Very Rev. J. NJ.
Macken, 0. p. South Norwn4k. Conn

With fair weather promised by the
weather man for tomorrow. .AleXan.
dria'S first Hcly Name demonstra'
ton whicn will be staged promptly
1t . G'clcck in the afternoon, which
VIZ be pal tic;pa;ea in by aprcNima-
teiy 7,GC0 members CT th;,. organ!-
cation, promises to b. Il big success.
ALI of the details for the monste.
procession have been completed and
Indications arc that everything VII 20
off on schedule time. The parade will
traverse about two miles Of the city 5
streets and wend its way to George
Washington Park where bened!cticn
will be given by Rev. Louis Smet, pas
tor cf st. Mary's Catholic Church, this
city. The sermon will De delivered by
the Very Rev. James NJ. Macken, 0. P.
of the mission house. South Norwalk,
Conn. A volunteer choir at the bene-
dic,;cn will sing 20 Salutaris." Tan
tam Ergo" and close with the sing
ing Of "Hcly God We Praise Thy
Name" The members CT the order will
JOIN in the singing.
An altar has been erected ut George
Washington Park where the sermon
and bcnediction will be given and the
parade will be reviewed By the church
d:gn;taries and ether special guests
from the reviewing stand at the Bro
theirs School at Washington and
Queen Streets.
At the conclusion Of the affair the
heads Of the various organizations
together with the spiritual directors
viii oc rendered a banquet in the Ly-
clum Hall. Covers Will be laid fer lOO
guests.
Announcement is made that no co..
lection will be takes; at the benedic-
ton rs has been the custom in former
years in othdr cities.
The parade will be marsaaled by
Capt. Harry \. Walsh OF Washing
tor.
M:"hacl d. S:haffer CT Washington
WI be chief CT staff to John Hadley
Doyle. president CT the Washington
branch CT the Hcly Name Society.
AZ The head CT the procession, as
a STAFF TO President John Hadlcy
Dcyi. the following vii! march: Rear
Admiral ". S. Benson, U. S. N, re,
tired; Maj. Gen. Heavy, U. S. A.;
Representative Augustine Lonergar
o. Connecticut. James Simpson. Da.
"a W;dmaycr. Frederick McGivenn
Or. D"yc:aux Ryan, Mg-. c. F. Them
a. q" St. ratrick's, Rev. John Z. Cree
don. Rev Edward Fitzgerald. Chap
ua.n lgnatius Fsar;ey. u S. A.; Lieut..
c. \. Crccl. U S. a.; Sa.rt ". ].
Lawrence U. S. A.; Thomas B. Nc
Nance, Dr.. james Kilroy. 7. Gillespie
Walsh. J. Leo Rover. Dr.. w. r. Biggs,
Jnsrca Bladrcc::. Nicholas As.o-c
Richard Mudd, Martin Shrbert, J. A
Maceron. f. l.. Kinney. James Dun.
can Hsnry:Glotzback. i, r., Everett
Clarence Donchue. P.sJ.3C6ppn, ": g
Horgan. William Desmond, =. F. Nek
li%an, Johlfn-Guilfo.ie.J. Leo .Ko'b
NJ. ]. Mahcr. William Mink, George
Potter, 7. J. inland. Daniel N. Stan
ton, ". E Buckley. NJ. J. Fa,vey, w
J Niece, George Howe J. W. Moren
J. +. Smith. J. ~. Mathews, R. H
johnson, John a. Barnes, Thomas p
Brown, James T. Shea, Mlurre F
F.,yn7. DR.. Loa:s A. Johnson Tacma:
X. Gallaner. Adam 4. Weschler
Thomas NJ Harvey. William Ca,lin
Oregon ranln. George Menke. A. J
Bie:s. Joseph Ralph. Alpheus Price
Michael McIner and ". T. De Lacy.
Leading the parade will be l5l
troopers from Fort Alyer. and th'
post band .fror, Fort Myer. Tn
Richmond delegation Of about Isl