Evening journal., 1922-10-07
HOLY name To
MARK JUBILEE
1000 Wilmingtonlans to
March in Washington
Parade Tomorrow
TO LEAVE CITY
OVER P. R. R. 1890

Thousands OF Wilmingtonian n,
members OF the Holy Name Society
will go TO Washington at 1913
o'clock, over the PennsylvaDi,
Railroad tomorrow to take par
in the parade and demonstration
to be held in that city in honor o.
the golden jubilee of the organiza,
tion in this country.
II is estimated BY those in charg,
OF the parade that between 25,OOC
and $4,000 men will be in line, with
about 40 bands of music.
Col Simon p. Doherty will lead
the Delawareans in the parade
Rawnsleys Band will head the loca
division.
The latest report from the differ
ent parishes gives the following
numbers of those signed up-to-date
for the trip:
St. AIMS Church. 200; Cathedral.
175: ST. Thomas. 175; St. Mary's
100; St. Patrick's. 100; St Eliza
beth's. 100; New Castle, 76; Dover.
35; Sacred Heart, 100.
The different parishes will form
as follows:
ST. Peters Cathedral, on West
street right, resting on South Side
of Sixth street.
st. Marys. on West street.. right
resting on South side of Fourth
street.
St. AIMS on North side OF Fourth
street, right resting on West side OF
( West street
/ st. Patrick's, on South side OF
Fourth street. right resting on West
side of West street.
st. Thomas. on Fifth street, right
resting on West side OF West street.
st. Blizabeth's. on Sixth street,
right resting on West side OF West
street.
ST. Peters CN. c.) on Washington
street, right resting on South side
of Sixth street.
Holy Cross (Dover), on Washing
ton street, right resting on South
side of Fifth street.
At the foot OF Washington's monu-
ment after the parade there will be
15-minute address by the arch
bishop OF Baltimore, Most Rev
Michael Curley. d. d. The address
will be followed by benedlction OF
the Most Blessed Sacrament. All
the music. except the Star spangl-
ed Banner" including the "Te |
Deum." or Holy God. we Praise
fTlvs M
hymns, will be found in the Holy |
Name prayer book. It goes with
out saying that a great chorus of |
100000 voices. rising and falling in |
the simple, sweet, majestic cadence |
OF the thousand-year old hymns of |
the Church, will leave an impress
sion that memory will not soon for
get. Being Catholic Americans as
we'll as American Catholics. the |
great concourse viii close the jubi-
lee by putting both their hearts and |
voices into that great act OF faith |
in America. The Star Spangled |
BaDnerl'
Patrick ]. Haltigan. head OF the |
Jubilee Committee. who spoke at /
Cathedral Hall Tuesday night, said |
that every platoon would contain /
the full number OF 80 men-16 |
abreast, double ranks-and that no /
organization would be allowed |
skeleton formation. This means that
when the Wilmington delegation is
met at Union Station. Washington,
and conducted to its place of rem
devious at Fourth and A streets.
Northeast. they will receive the or
der to march as a solid unit or pha-
lanx, with every rank filled to 16
men. This would mean in turn, that
should any society have rank Of
less than 16 men. the organization
directly in its rear would supply the
men to complete it. If this occurs
the banners of the different societies
will be grouped at the head of the
line, Immediately behind the musl-
clans, and behind the assembled
flags, all the clergy will march in a
body.
Another point made by Mr. Haiti
gan was the special opportunity the
men OF Wilmington will have to re-
view the parade. Being practically
at the head of the line. they will be
the first to arrive at the monument,
and from their point of vantage they
can watch the thousands enter the
great oval for the concluding exer-
else of the jubilee. All the banners.
lags and standards will be brought
forward and grouped around the al
tar before benediction.
As the parade starts on the min
ute OF p. m, It Is believed that the
will be completed at 6
o. m. The Wilmington Diocesan
Union expects the Wilmington spe-
cial 10 leave the capital at 7.3O p.
M, and reach home at 10 o'clock.
The Rev. John ]. Dougherty. pas
.or OF the Cathedral, announces that
tomorrow all masses at the Cathe-
dral will be Low Masses" The
solemnity OF the Sunday services will
be omitted for>the day. In honor OF
the Golden Jubilee celebration Of
the Holy Name, as practically every
man in the Cathedral parish is go
Ing tolattend the special Holy Name
Mass at Z o'clock and make the trip
TO Washington.
NOTICE.