Evening star., 1920-03-29
ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. March 29.--Re-
ports showing the progress made up
to the present time were submitted
last night by the chairmen Of the
plans for the Holy Name demonstra-
ton which will be held in this city
Sunday afternoon, May 9. The meet
ing was held in the Lyceum Hall and
was attended by a large gathering
of members.
Those who attended the recent
meeting held in Washington reported
that every Holy Name parish in that
city would send representation here
to participate in the exercises. II
was estimated that more than 5000
persons would participate and proba-
bly, 10000 would come over from
Washington to witness the demon
stration.
Arrangements have been made to
bring the paraders over on the steam
er Charles Manchester. The Washing
ton-Virginia Railway Company. 1t
was announced. will run a five-minute
schedule for the accommodation or
the visitors, and 1t is expected that
some of the visitors will come by
steam trains.
Following the parade it is proposed
to have benedictions at George Wash
ington Park.
A large number Of bands have been
secured for the occasion and already
tentative route lot tne pal aue 10
been prepared. and the chief marshaA
will go over the route prepared With
ing the next week.
The executive committee is com
posed of the following: j. II. NC
Donough. finance: T. E. Dyson. parade;
Kersey, banquet: William A. Devaugh-
an. secretary: ]. D. Brannon. 5: A
Breen. P. J. Conlon. Lawrence Cor
bett, NJ. Downey. w. NJ. P. DESMOND
Is. D. Devaughan. L. H. Dolan: NJ. !.
Dwyer. John g. Eberhart, Exrancas "a =
Greene, c. T. Hellmuth. c. r. Hellmuth,
|C. NJ. Horgan. William 1goe: John
Kavanaugh. ]. P. Laphen, {. N; Len
non. S. J. McCauley. NJ. j.. McFar-
land, T. G. Mcfarland. T. MCGOWAN
Thomas Priest, F. J. Quinn and K r.
The parade committee is composed
of r. E. Dyson, chairman: r. l.. Carne.
e. E. Downham. jr.: T. d. Downey'
Julian Downey. F. II. Graevenstein'
John Grehan: enas: G ossnh N. hoy: iash n M j. Nc.
Fariand, r. n. Roland and M. A.
Quinn.
DR.. Rozier c. Bayly. thirty-seven
years old. died at o'clock yesterday
morning at the Episcopal Eye. Ear
and Throat Hospital. Washington, OF
spinal meningitis. He submitted to an
operation at that hospital last Thurs
day. DR.. Bayly was one Of the young
est physicians In the city.
The deceased is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Jean Carter Bayly. and a SON.
father. Samuel Bayly. and brother.
Brice Bayly. Markham. Va. Or. Bayly
resided at III North Alfred street.
this city.
DR.. Bayly located in Alexandria
three years ago and graduated in
M odin;ro Of GoorUetOWn IJniYerSity.
Prior to locating in alexandria ne
served as a surgeon in the Navy and
for q time was in the Philippines.
The body was shipped this morning
and his funeral took place at 10
o'clock today from the Emmanuel
Episcopal Church at that place.
The Second Presbyterian Church
Sunday school, at it's annual meeting
held yesterday morning. elected these
rem Moody, superintendent: Ashby F.
Gilmore, first assistant superintend-
ent; e. c. Shedd. second assistant
superintendent; Harry w. Rudd. sec
retary: Hunter Leaf. assistant secre-
tary; George E. Markell. treasurer
Miss Janet Gronau. pianist, and LIE
Roy Piser. assistant pianist.
Capt. B. Axelroad of the advocate
generals department will address
meeting in the Synagogue tonight on
the Fale9tlne RESTORATION IunO-
Rev. DIR. e. J. Jackson, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, will ad-
dress the Parent-Teachers' Associa-
tion at q meeting which will be held
at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
at Lee School.
The order of services during holy
week at st. Paul's Episcopal Church
follows: Monday and Tuesday at
p.m.. and Thursday night at o'clock,
the choir will sing "Gethsemane to Cal
vary" Services Wednesday afternoon at
5 o'clock and Thursday at 8 pm. holy
communion. Good Friday, IL am. con-
nrmation. Saturday at pm. and bap-
|tism.
Hunter F. Moore, forty-seven years
old. who lived at 20S North Fairfax
street, died yesterday morning at the
Alexandria Hospital. He was a native
Of Statesville. N. c., and was employed
as a carpenter at tho plant of the Vir-
ginia Shipbuilding Corporation. Besides
his wife, Mr.. Moore 10 survived by eight
children. The body was taken to Wheat
ley's mortuary chapel and was shipped
last night to Statesville for burial.
Large congregations yesterday at
tended the Palm Sunday services in the
various churches.
Alexandria Lodge. No. 758. Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks. will hold
a special meeting at o'clock tonight.