The Washington times., 1922-10-01
100000 TO JOIN IN
HOLY NAME PARADE
Plans for Great Church Pag'
cant Comprehensive OFF,
GERS and Exercises.

A public profession Of faith by
80 900 and a solemn protest against
blasphemy and profanity is the es-
sential meaning of Washington s
greatest Holy Name parade, to be
held next Sunday, October Z, ac'
cording to those who have charge
OF arrangements for the pageant.
Equaling numerically the inaug-
ural professions Of years gone by,
men and boys from four States and
the District will celebrate the gold
en- Jubilee of Holy Name Societies
in the territory represented by
traversing Pennsylvania avenue
from the Capitol to the Ellipse,
where the climax will occur with
religious exercises participated in
by an army of 100000.
The march will start promptly at
o'clock in the afternoon, and all
organizations in line half an hour
earlier. Great delegations are COM
ing from Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia. Special
train arrangements have been made
for their transportation.
In Charge Of Affairs.
These officers and committee
chairman have charge of prelimi-
naries:
Grand marshal, Captain Harry A.
Walsh; chairman executive commit
tee, Joseph T. Fitzgerald, president
of the Washington section Holy
Name Society; publicity and invita-
tions to outside societies, Il. j.
Haltigan. arChdiocesan president
Holy Name Society: music, Edward
+. Mccarthy; pennants, Richard l..
Lamb; religious ceremony, the
Rt. Rev. +. G. Gavan: assistant
chairman. Thomas K. Galleher; in
.vitations, Frank +. Cunning; stands,
George Potter; printing, John j.
Curtin; finance, John Shugrue: food,
A. J. Barrett; entertainment Of
colorcd visitors, William J. Smith.
Secretary executive committee.
Matthew J. Noone; treasurer, John
J. Curtain.
Past archdiocesan and District
presidents, John Hadley Doyle,
Michael ID. Schaefer.
the parade, Major c. Eugene Ed
wards; aids, P. J. Calan, e. NJ.
Stanton, J. F. Fitzgerald. Joe Cav.
anaugh.
Marshal first division, Washington
section Francis J. p. Cleary: sec
ond division, Louis A. Radcliffe;
third division, Michael J. Driscoll.
The Very Rev. NJ. J. Ripple, o.
nf
of the Holy Name Society, will
march with Archbishop Curley in
the parade and occupy seat on
tn" reviewing stand.
The Very Rev. Edward Fitzgor-
aid, O. p, OF the Dominican House
of Studies, Catholic University. will
lead the entire student body of the
university and house of studies in
the parade.
The Rt Rev. O. 3. Corrigan, D.
n, Bishop of Macra, assistant TO
Archbishop Curlcy in Baltimore,
will be one of the reviewing officers.
Bishop Corrigan is Archdiocesan
Spiritual Director of the Baltimore
society.
The Rt. Rev. Bishops OConnel of
Richmond, Monaghan of Whining
ton, and Shahan of the Catholic
University. have been invited to
march at the head of the line.
Archbishop to Lead.
Distinguished guests will review
the ranks from n stand on the west
side Of Fifteenth street near tho
Monument grounds. Archbishop Cur.
Icy. ot Baltimore. will lead IN" parade
with group OF high prelatos.
There will be forty bnnds In line
and these OF arrival ut the scene of
the EXERCISES will he grouped close to
the altar to he erT"ted. The clergy
of at. Domlnlck'S Church. OF Wash.
inGton. will have charge CT the exer.
oises,