The Washington times., 1922-10-08
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IN HOLY NAME
PARADE TODAY
Distinguished Clergy and lay
men Gather From Neigh
boring States.


from Maryland, Pennsylvania, Della
ware. Virginia, and the District are
expected to participate In the Holy
Name Society parade this afternoon.
The parade will mark the celebra-
ton of the fiftieth anniversary Of
the founding Of the Holy Name So
ciety. The organization had its in"
&C ption at a meeting held at st. Vim
cent Ferrar's Church. New York.
Since that time 1t has grown until
thousa nds of Caths.ic men and boys
are aligned with the organization.
which seeks to promote the spirit OF
Christianity and Americanism.
Start at 2 O'clock.
The parade will start at 2 o'clock
at the east front of the Capitol. pass
ing through the north grounds to
Pennsylvania avenue The marchers
will proceed along Pennsylvania
avenue to Fifteenth street, thence
south to the Monument Grounds,
where the procession will fall out"
An altar will be erected within the
Monument Lot, around which the
paraders will gather. Benediction
services will take place, preceded by
Il brief address by Archbishop Cur
ley. Ten thousand hymn cards will
be distributed among the gathering,
and all are asked to Join heartily in
the singing Of THE Star.Spangled
Banner"
Chief marshal for Pennsylvania.
Thomas A. Murphy. Philadelphia;
archdiocesan president Of Philadel.
phia. Edward A. Daily.
ThSaf Col
Simon p. Doherty, Wilmington; chief
aide. Capt. William Berl.
Chief marshal for Maryland, p. J.
Brandy. Baltimore; Western Mary
land division. Richard F. McMullcn,
Cumberland.
President Washington Section, II.
n. s., Joseph T. Fitzgerald; marshal
for the District Of Columbia. Major
c. Eugene Edwards; marshal first
division. District OF Columbia. F. J.
P. Cleary; second division, L. A. Rad.
cliffe: third division. Michael J.
Driscoll.
About forty bands are expected to
participate in the parade.
Meet Guests at Station.
As the delegations arrive at Union
Station this morning they will be
met by a corps Of fifty aides. under
direction Of Capt. Frank ]. Bresna-
han. The aides will convey the visi-
tors to their places of assignment
and their marshals will at once get
them in line for the parade.
Following is the order Of the pa
rade as announced last night by the
parade committee:
Platoon Of mounted police, under
command Of Sergeant j. E. ThomD-
son.
Grand marshal, Captain Harry A.
Walsh.
Chief OF staff, Major Harry Coope.
L. &. A.
Mounted aides-Charles Semmes.
Raphael Semmes. S. D. Bronson, Or.
]. Ready, James Lee. Roy NJ. Perry,
A. J. Cummings. d. ]. Donegan,
William McGrath.
Colors.
Among the distinguished clergy
will be His Grace, Archbishop Cur.
ley, Very Rev. NJ. J. Ripple, o. p.
Of New York. national director Of
the Holy Name Society: Rt. Rev. @.
A. Dougherty. vice rector OF the
Catholic University; Very Rev. D. J.
Kennedy, o. P. Rev. Ignatius Smith,
". r., ttlknl REV. MBT. +. -. 1dNdn,
Sacred Heart Church, Washington:
Rev. Peter L. 1reton. St. Gregory's
Church. Baltimore: Rev. Albert r.
Smith. secretary to Archbishop Cur.
ley: Rev. Peter Guilday. Catholic
University: Rev. Francis Under.
wood. chaplain. u. s. NJ. c.. Quanti-
co; Rev. G. J. Mccarthy. o. NJ. l..
Rev. Father Carey. c. S. p, Right
Rev. Mgr. c. J. Thomas, st.
Patrick's Church, Washington.
Among the noted laymen will be
p. j. Haltigan, archdiocesan rresi.
dent H. n. S., Past Archdiocesan
Presidents John Hadley Dovle. Mich
ael d. Schaefer. jerome J. Joyce,
Joseph p. Tully, and Joseph Smith:
Chief Justice G. J. Smyth. Court OF
Appeals District Of Columbia: Jus.
tice w. p. Stafford. Supreme Court
District Of Columbia; DR.. c. !. Grif.
fifth, State deputy knights Of Colum.
bus: Thomas ]. Donovan. District
president National Council Of Cath
olic Men.
In charge Of military delega tions
will be Major r. J. Donnelly, Carte.
]. A. Purcell. J. a. Walsh and II.
! 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.