Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-10
and John Amrhein, president OF st.
Mary's branch, Richmond.

and john .Amrhein, president OF St
Mary's branch, Richmond.
/ The parade was marshaled by Capt.
Harry Walsh. Of Washington and was
/; he'd by squad of police. Then came
] ohm Hadley Doyle, president OF the
Washington branch with Michael D.
Sctiaffer of Washington as chief OF
staff.
The first division was, marshaled by
Michael j. Driscoll and was made up
as follows: Sacred Heart Cathedral,
Richmond and, the following Wash
ineton branches: Holy Trinity, Capt.
w. A. King, U. S. A; Junior Holy
Trinity parish; St. Stephens. Maj. +,
A. kidwell, U. S. A.; Sacred Heart,
r. P. Goodwin; St. Margarets, Seat
Pleasant, Md; St. Matthias, Capital
Heights, C. G. Light; st. Cyprions,
John Lancaster.
Second divis;on-Frank j. Brosnan,
marshal. st. Aloysius, Third Sunday
Brigade, George A. Garner; Gcnzaga
College Cadets; Holy Rosary, Tony
Grippi; s.. Theresa, Anacostia, Joseph
Dudeck; Church Of the Assumption,
Congress Heights, P. j. Walshe; St.
Matthews, Lawrence Mangan; St. An
thcny's Brookland, William McClos-
key, St. Augustine, William a.
Proctor, st. Paul's, P. j. Haltigan.
Third division-Franc;s P. Cleary
marshal. Holy Name, August P. Door;
Red Cross ambulance corps; Holy
Comforter St. Mary's, Washington;
Joseph Zogewits; immaculate Con-
ception, John Shuqrue; Church Of the
Incarnation, Arthur Jessop; st. Mary's
Alexandria. Thomas E. Dyson.
The participants were compliment
ell on the splendid showing made and
the manner in which the parade was
conducted.
The traffic regulations were strict
" observed and the local police were
greatly assisted in keeping the streets
clear and in seeing cars were parked
at the proper places by Fire Chief
X. w. Ogden and the members of
the fire department. The committee
on parade was composed Of Thomas +
Dyson. chairman; Julian Downey, Mr..
Cravenstein, r. N. Roland, J. Lee
Lash, jr.. ]. J. Grehan, T. E. Dow
ney, r. l.. Carne. D. Jacobs, George
w. Kint.all, E. Downham. NJ. J. Nc
Farland, c. NJ. Horgan. Raymond
He!lnuth, Martin Quinn, J. Harry
Rec. C. T. Heltmuth. Joseph West, S.
D. DcVaughan, T. J. Mcfarland.
Tie executive committee was COM
posed of James H. McDonough, Will
liam Desmond, P. A. Kersey, Thomas
Z. Dyson, NJ. T. Dwyer.
Cha;,men of other committees in
charge follow: James H. McDonaugh,
finance; P. A. Kersey, banquet; Will
liam Desmond, benediction.
Officers OF S.. Mary's branch of the
Holy Name Society fellow:
Rev. l.. +. Kelly, spiritual director;
JAS. H. AlcDonough, president; Chas.
T. Ha.mula. vice-president; William
4. Devaug.n, secretary; Sylvester A.
Rre2n, treasurer; Thomas Z. Dyson,
marshal.
The general committee of arrange
ments was composed of JAS. IL. Nc
Donough. chairman;T. MCGOWAN, /. +.
Dyson. r. +. Wh:testone, T. j. Me-
Fa,land, NJ. J. Mcfarland, Francis II.
I'annon; Lawrence Corbett, Samue:
Devaughan. Jas. D. Brannon, NJ. I.
Dwyer, r. a. ke.scy, c. VI. Horgan,
p. j. Conlon, NJ. Z. Greene. +. H.
GrabenSte;n. Thcs. Priest, William
Desmond. w. A. DeVaughan, Lyons
H. Doian. Francis T. Quinn. S. J. Me
Cauley, c. NJ. Lennon, S. A. Breen, j.
p. laphea. w. H. p. Desmond, Michael
Dcwney. VIM. Igoe. John Kavanaugh,
c. r. Hellmuth and John G. Eoer-
hart.