The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
HOLY NAME PARADE
DUE TO START AT
.2P.M., 3O,OOOINLINE
Archbishop Curley Will
Address Crowd at
Conclusion.

Marking the fiftieth anniversary
of the founding of the Holy Name
Society. upward Of 10000 men and
boys from the District, Maryland,
Virginia, Pennsylvania and Della
ware who are aligned with the or
ganization In the archdiocese OF
Baltimore, will parade through the
downtown section Of the city this
afternoon.
The procession will start from the
east front Of the Capitol at .
o'clock, passing through the north
grounds to Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, thence to the Monument
Grounds where benediction services
will be held.
Curley VIII Preside.
The benediction services will be
preceded by q brief address by Arch
bishop Michael J. Curley, of BaIti-
more. after which a song service
VIII be held concluding with the
Star Spangled Banner"
Aho pal iauers, VINO Will pegtn ar
rtving at Union Station at II
o'clock this morning. will be met
by a corps Of nifty aides under the
command of Capt. Frank J. Brosna.
han, who will Immediately escort
them to their assigned places In the
marching line.
The Pennsylvania, Delaware, yir.
sinia and District delegations wiz,
be in charge of the following:
Chief marshal for Pennsylvania
Thomas A. Murphy, Philadelphia;
archdiocesan president of Philadel-
phia, Edward A. Daily.
Chief marshal for Delaware. Col
simon P. Doherty. Wilmington:
chief aide, Capt. william Berl
Chief marshal for Maryland. p. J.
Brandy. Baltimore; Western Mary.
land division. Richard F. McMul-
len. Cumberland.
President Washington section, H
N. S, Joseph T. Fitzgerald; mar
shall for the District of Columbia
Maj. C. Eugene Edwards; marshal
nrst division. District of Columbia
=. J. p. Cleary; second division, l.
A. Radcliffe; third division, Michael
J. Driscoll.
About forty bands are expected
to participate in the parade.
Order of Parade.
Following is the order of the pa
rade as announced last night by the
parade committee:
Platoon OF mounted police, under
command of Sergt. J. e. Thomp-
son.
Grand marshal. Capt. Harry A,
Walsh.
Chief of stan. Maj. Harry coope,
U. s. A.
Mounted aides-Charles semmes
Raphael Semmes, s. D. Bronson. Dr.
J. Ready. James Lee. Roy NJ. Perry
A. J. Cummings. D. ]. Donegan,
William McGrath,
Among the distinguished clergy
will be: Archbishop Curley, Very
Rev. N. J. Ripple, o. p, OF New
York, national director of the Holy
Name Society; Rt. Rev. G. A. Dough-
erty. vice rector of the Catholi
University; Very Rev. D. J. Ken
nedy. o. P, Rev. Ignatius Smith.
o. p, Mgr. P. c. Gavan, Sacred
Heart Church. Washington; Rev.
Peter L. Ireton. St. Gregory's
Church. Baltimore; Rev. Albert E.
Smith, secretary to Archbishop Cur
ley; Rev. Peter Guilday, Catholic
University; Rev. Francis Under
wood, chaplain. U. 8. NJ c., Guam
tlco; Rev. c. J. Mccarthy. o. NJ l..
Rev. Father Carey. c. s. p, Right
Rev. Mgr. C. J. Thomas. st. Pat
rick's Church, Washington.
Among the laymen will be p. ].
Haltigan. archdiocesan president H.
N. s. Past Archdiocesan Presidents
John Hadley Doyle, Michael d.
schaefer, Jerome J. Joyce, Joseph p.
Tully and Joseph Smith; Chief Jus
tice c. J. Smyth, Court of Appeals,
District Of Columbia; Justice N. p.
stafford, Supreme Court, District of
Columbia; DR.. c. 1. Griffith, state
deputy. Knights OF Columbus;
Thomas ]. Donovan. District presI-
dent National Council of Catholic
Men.
In charge Of military delegations
will be: Maj. r. ]. Donnelly, Capts.
J. A. Purcell, ]. A. Walsh and H.
Higgins.
Band of Third United States Cav
airy.
Platoons Of cavalry on foot. engi-
neers, Marines. etc.
Then will follow: Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Virginia. Maryland and
the District of Columbia, in the or
der named.