The New York herald., 1922-03-17
BIGGEST ST. PATRICK
PARADE HERE TO-DAY
10000 Expected in Line; Will
Be Reviewed by Mayor, Gov
ernOr and Archbishop.
MARCH STARTS AT 2:30
Friendly Sons Dinner in
Brooklyn Started Fcstivi-
MARCH STARTS AT 2:30

Forty thousand sons, grandsons,
expected to march up Fifth avenue
to-day in what is promised TO be the
greatest st. Patrick's Day parade ever
held in New York. The old record was
in line.
The parade starts at Twenty-sixth
street at 2:30 Z. NJ. and moves north
10 10th street and Fifth avenue.
where it will disband Mayor Hylan,
Gov. Miller, Archbishop Hayes. Bishop
Dunn, Grand Marshal Edward j..
Gavegan and others will review it
from the stand at Eightieth street.
There will be thirty battalions Of Irish
American societies in the order Of
march.
Led by an escort or motorcycle and
mounted police and the f65th told Sixty
ninth Infantry under Col John J.
Phelan with a detachment of Rainbow
Division Veterans under Col Alexan-
der f. Anderson and the Sixty-ninth
Regiment Spanish War Veterans the
following organizations will pass In
review:
United American War Veterans. New
York Catholic Protectory Band and
cadets, Clason Point United States
Military Academy and band. Joyce Kill
mer Glee Club. Xavier High School
regiment and band. knights OF the
Blessed Sacrament and band. All Hal
lows Institute boys and band. 81, Je-
romes Boy Scouts with fife and drum
corps. st. Cecilia cadets and De La
! Sale Institute boys.
Twelve Irish American clubs ana So
cieties with bands and banners, Ancient
Order of Hibernians OF Kings. Queens,
Bronx and New York counties with
bands; Gaelic League OF New York
state in Gaelic costume. Protestant
Friends of Ireland, Brooklyn societies.
, staten Island division, Irish-American
Automobile Operators Club. A. o. n.
Clan-na-Gael Club. Friends OF irish
Freedom and associations OF Kilkenny.
Kerry, Clare. Limerick. Cavan, Donegal.
Dublin. Mayo. Waterford and Wexford
men.
Four hundred were present at the
Hotel Bossert Brooklyn. last night for
the sixtleth annual banquet Of the
Friendly Sons of st. Patrick. Arthur J..
Philbin. Deputy Comptroller Of the city.
the president Of the society, presided
Addresses were Ulhut ny tic iNtNs W IT.
lam r. Farrell, pastor Of the Roman
Catholic Church Of the Assumption: Ed
ward Rteselmann, president OF the
Borough OF Brooklyn; John +. O'Brien.
Corporation Counsel. and James c..
Wallace. Assistant District Attorney OF
New York county.
Mayor Hylan. who arrived late, was
loudly cheered when he entered the ban
quet hall and was escorted TO John II.
MeCooey's table. Other guests were
Juege Edwin l.. Garvin. OF the Fed
cral Court: Justice Daniel r. Cohalan.
president OF the Friendly Sons Of St
Patrick IN Manhattan: Judge Frederick
T.. Crane. of the Court of Appeals.
Judge Edward $. Thomas. Of the Fed
eral Court. Connecticut. and Justices
Edward Lazsnsky. Mitchell May and
Frank 5. Cannon, Jr., OF the Supreme
Court Brooklyn
Tonight scores Of Irish societies Will
dine In honor OF their patron saint and
TO celebrate peace and freedom In the
old country. Among them are
The Society OF the Friendly Sons of
st Patrick at the Hotel Astor the
Marquette Club. Plaza the 81. Patrick's
Society. Waldorf. and Kilkenny Mems
Association AT Donovan's Grand circle
Halls. 3l0 West Fifty-ninth street.