Evening star., 1924-09-16
FINAL HOLY NAME
PLANS COMPLETED
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incoming guests.
DR.. Harry s. O'Neill, chairman of
the committee on reservations. today
took UP his station at the convention
headquarters where he is prepared
to furnish rooms and other accommo-
dations for mbre than 5000 visitors
After an official inspection, APPROX
ing all the arrangements made at
Catholic University for the convcn-
fion in the big gymnasium, for the
pontihcal mass In the new stadium
for the celebration of the opening
mass by Bishop Shahan in the crypt
OF the new National Shrine of the
immaculate Conception and for the
celebration of $50 masses daily by
the visiting spiritual directors in the
crypt Father Ripple today moved
his headquarters from 1914 Massa-
GnuSetts avenue to the university.
mere he can n-keep in closer touch
with all activities of the convention
and be accessible to all the delegates.
Justice Timothy Hurley of the
Chiidren's Court. Chicago. is
scheduled to speak on The Big
brother Movement" before the con-
Fention on Saturday.
Positions In Parade.
MAI. {, Eugene Edwards, marshal
OF the Washington section of the
Holy Name Union, has arranged the
positions to be occupied by the local
branches in the demonstration next
sunday. The Washington section
will march in three divisions and will
bring up the rear of the parade. This
section will join the parade and be
ready to move at 2:30 o'clock.
Maj Edwards has been obliged to
make Change in the place Of forma-
ton or the third division of his Sec
ton. In the map issued at head
quarters the third division is scheduled
to form on Second street northwest
at Pennsylvania avenue. Because
that would result in gap in the
parade. Marshal Edwards has directed
that the third division assemble on
indiana avenue northwest with it's
right at New Jersey avenue, ready to
fall in Immediately after the second
section which forms on New Jersey
| avenue. The first and second sections
! Will assemble as indicated on the
headquarters map.
The positions of the various parishes
in the parade are indicated in the fol-
lowing order of Marshal Edwards:
Order of formation-North Capitol
and B streets, right at B street; mar
shal. Maj. c. Eugene Edwards: assist
ant marshals, ID. j. Callahan, Charles
w. Darr. Francis r. Weller and James
A. Sullivan; chief of staff. Patrick J.
Callan; aides to the marshal and as
sistant marshals, J. A. Phelan, ]. l.
Sheehan, William Newmeyer. Joseph
Freeman. DR.. J. T. Donohue, David J.
Barry, A. l.. Creecy. Thomas F.. Gull
len, William j. Crane, William A.
Peters, P. F. O'Connor, NJ Y. Wilber-
ding, M. F.. Rosinki. J. E. Kanes,
Thomas ]. Donovan. W. A. Lusby. Rich
T. Donovan, William H. De Lacy, +.
p. Sheehy, John E. Lynch, John H. Pei
len, D. A. Edwards, J. L. Duncan. p. D.
Lewis, George A. Howe, p. F.. INLAND :;
president Washington section. Frank +.
Cunning; aides to the president: officer
Washington section, John c. Guilfoyle :;
vice president. Mat Noone. secretary.
John J. Curtin; treasurer, Mgr. +. c.
Gavan, S. D.
First Section. Washington Division.
Form in rear of officers. Washing
ton Section. North Capitol street
John F. McCarron, section marshal;
II aides to marshal: band; ST Paul.
st. Mary Haurel. Md. Holy Re-
deemer (Berwyn, Md: band; St. Jo-
seph; band; Holy Name, St Patrick.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help: band
Nativity. ST. Matthias st. Margaret:
band: st. Aloysius; band; St Cyprian,
st. Gabriel; bar d; Holy Rosary, St
Mathews; band; Holy Trinity, St
Thomas.
Second Section-WashfnSton Diyfsion.
Form on New Jersey avenue, right,
at B street northwest
Joseph T. Fitzgerald section mar
shall; II aides to the marshal, band:
st. Martin. st. Ann: band Holy Re-
deemer, Washington, D. c.; ST Vim
cent De Paul, st. Anthony: band; I'm
maculate Conception, Sacred Heart:
band: ST. Mary's, st. Francis De Sales.
st. James; band; st. Augustine; band;
st. Peters, Our Lady of Victory.
Third section, Washington division
Form on Indiana avenue northwest.
right at New Jersey avenue north
west; Frank G. Davis, section mar
shal: "a aides to marshal; band: ST.
Stephens, Soldiers Home, St Johns
Evangelist (Forest Glen, Md; band ;
st. Dominic's, st. Jerome's, Incarna-
tion, Fort Myer; band; Holy Com
forter, Catholic University; band ;
Good Shepherd, Blessed Sacrament;
band: st. Teresa, Assumption, ST.
Ignatius.
Formation of parishes: Band;
marshal of parish; clergy and aids
to marshal; National colors. Holy
Name banner. National colors on
right; chief first platoon, members
first platoon; chief second platoon.
members second platoon, and so on !;
platoons will be 20 men front. dou-
BILE rank, with right and left guide;
parish without band: marshal of
parish; clergy and aids to marshal;
National colors and Holy Name ban
ner. National colors on right; MEM
bers OF parish in column of platoons:
parish marshalS. clergy and aides will
carry the National colors on 27-inch
staff; size of colors, IL by 1S inches;
parish members will carry Holy
Name pennants; each parish marshal
will have four aides.
Regulation sashes to be worn
Marshal of division, red; assistant
marshals and section marshals, blue;
all aids. white; Holy Name section
president, yellow sash; marshal, as
sfstant marshals, section marshals
and aids will carry silk national COL
ors on staff 81 inches; size of colors
12x1S inches. Each section marshal
Will have one aid from each parish in
his section.
Cuban Consul Speaks.
Cayetano de Quesada, consul of
Cuba. attended the meeting of the
executive committee in charge of the
Holy Name convention at headquarters
last evening and addressed the COM
rittee. He told Of his interest in the
coming convention and expressed his
intention of reporting to his own
diocesan Union, assured the committee
and especially the details connected
with the monster parade of next Sun
day.
Joseph F. Brandy, grand marshal
OF the Baltimore section of the Arch
diocesan Union, assured the committee
that he would march Sunday at the