South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-09

NAAAAeHa IDlloWtC the Color bearers
and marched just ahead OF the Ian
dau in which rode the apostolic del
egate. They wore conventional frOck
coats and silk hats.
II. stephens Leads.
Members Of 81. stephens parish
composed the first division in the
parade. They were preceded by FL
bells band. parade marshals and
color bearers. The second division
was from 81 Patrick's parish and
had the largest representation OF ali,
there being 406 men from this con-
gregatiOn in the parade. The ser
vice flag OF the parish, filed with
stars was carried in the march. The
next division was that OF 81. Marys
parish. In this rank marched CathO-
lie Foresters in their picturesque
unifOrmB
ST. Stanislaus parish was led BY
tho Knights Of Pythias band and
the 900 marchers from ST. Joseph's
parish were led by the Laporte city
band. The parish OF the Sacred
Hearth church from Notre Dame was
led b. the Iaporte City band. The
Eighth division, composing St He'd
VICES parishioners, was led by the
falcons with rifles. ST. Adalberts
parish was led By a mounted guard
and the Dodge Manufacturing COM
pany's band. II was followed by a
Polish Falcon band. The rear Of the
long parade was brought up by $50
youths In Boy Scout fashion. OF
all the marchers the youngsters
showed the most esprit de corps
and marched with the swing Of odd
regulars"
Quaint Uniforms
Sprinkled in the parade were va
rious UNIFORMS and banners, SYM
bOls handed down TO their bearers
through many years OF tradition.
There were many veterans of the
World war in American uniform.
A few OF the marchers revealed by
their s6y-blue uniform that they had
served the allied armies under the
Polish cOlOrs.
The line OF march was down
Michigan St TO ColfaN av., west on
COlfax TO Lafayette ST., south on
Lafayette TO ". Wayne st. and west
on Wayne past the reviewing stand.
The parade disbanded on 5. Tay-
Tor St
After the parade, when the
marchers Of St Patrick's parish had
disbanded, hundreds Of the men
hurried back toward the reviewing
stand TO witness the rest Of the pa
rade. as there was no counter
marching. When the last parish
fled past, Rev. John r DeGrootc
and His ENcellency made their way
from the reviewing stand through
the throngs TO the parish house,
stopping occasionally TO speak a
word of cOngratulatiOn Of the vari-
Gus groups Of men.
I'm proud OF al you men," he
said, You made an excellent how
ing, and 1t was very gratifying 10
me"
A pOntifcal high mass will be
said by the Most Rev. BOnzanO at
81. Patricks parish. Sunday morn
ing at 1880. At ! o'clock Sunday
a dinner Will be given at the oil
YER hotel. Members Of the Clergy
and laity and other citizens will at
tend. The demand lOr places has
been so great that all reservations
We're reported taken, Saturday. G..
A. Faragaugh will preside as toast
master. The apostolic delegate Will
respond 20 a toast on. The Holy Fa-
Their" The Rt. Rev. Joseph s. Glass
on, America; Rev. Andrew Nor
rissey on. The Hierarchy" and
William a. McInerny on. The Cath
Ollie Layman."
Sundays Celebration.
In the celebration OF the pOntif-
cal mass Sunday at 1890 o'clock
Rev. BOnzano viii be assisted by
Rev. Burns of Notre Dame univer-
sity. DeacOns OF honor will be Rev
Anthony Zubowicz, G. 5. g., and Rev.
p j. Carroll. G. s. c., pastors OF To-
cal churches; deacon OF the mass.
Rev Leo Heiser. @. s. c.: sub-dea-
con of the mass, Rev. Cornelius Ha
gerty, c. s c.
Chaplains 20 Bishop Alerding will
be Rev. l.. A. Moench and Rev.
Joseph SCherer, G. s. c.. to Bishop
Muldoon: Rev. a. Schockaert and
Rev. Roman MarCiniak. G. s. c., to
Bishop Glass. Rev. D. j. Spillard and
Rev. John Osadnik.
Deacons OF honor at the pontifcal
vespers sunday night al 1880 o'clock
at which Bishop Glass viii be the
celebrant, will be Rev. James }.
O'Brien, q. s. c.. and Rev. Joseph
Suelzer. The deacOns of vespers viii
be Rev. William MinniCk, G.. s. c.,
and Rev. William Burke. c. s c..
Elaborate Musical Program.
Elaborate musical programs have
been arranged for the Sunday and
Monday morning and evening serv-
ices. AT the pontifCal mass sunday
ST Patrick's mixed choir will pre-
sent mass in A OPP. I26 by Rhein-
berger. John J. Becker is director
and Mrs. @. A Farabaugh. organisL
The program is as follows:
'ECce SacerdOs Magnus' Rehle.
by the mixed choir. "Nidi Aquau."
Gregorian. mixed choir: 'Introit.
Tozer, boy choir: "Kyrie" and
Gloria" Rkeinberger. mixed choir:
Gradual" TOZer, boy choir:
"Credo." RheinberEer. mixed choir;
"OGertory." Loxhai. boy choir:
''Sonctus." "Benedictus' and "Agnus
Del" Rheinbcrger. mixed choir:
Communion. Tozcr. boy choir:
Postlude for organ. selected, Mrs.
FarabaUgh.
At the pontifcal vespers sunday
evening the following program will
be presented: Prelude for organ,
Labitsl<y. and "Jubilate Dec" Lox-
hal. boy choir. 20 Bone Jesu" Pal
estrina. "Panis AngeliCus," Franck.
and Ave Verun-" Bach Following
the benedicton the congregation
will sing Praise Ye the Father"
Services Monday.
The music for the requiem high
mass and absOlutiOn Monday will be
GreEorian. with the following eNcep-
tious: Gradual and Tract" r. NJ
Silby. Sequence. Dies Irae." male
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