The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-11
75 Delegations From Out Of-Town Assured
 For Irish-Americans
5000 Men and Women to March in PrOcessiOn-Re. CeptiOn and Banquet to Follow at EltOn-Dance
 Arranged for Buckingham Hall Next Tuesday

of the Irish Free State predomin- atlng.
 Reception
 The monster street procession will be followed by @ reception and bar1- quet to be held at the Elton hotel in the late afternoon and in the evening. The speakers on this occa- sion will represent leaders among the clergy, education, professional men, and civic and political men who have arrived at the peak of their success. George T. Ryan, president of the Irish. American club, announced ct Q meeting of the general committee last night that there are about 30 tickets remaining and these must be taken on or be- fore Friday evening. MT. Ryan also requested that all who have formed parties to attend the banquet and who will require reservations, make known their intentions during or be- fore the general organization meet ing that will take place ct Eagles hall at 8 o'clock.
 Dance Arranged
 William Boyle, chairman of the ticket committee for the entertain ment and dance to be held at Buck ingham hall on the evening of March 17, reported to the committee that more than 300 tickets have al- ready been sold and that at this time 1t is an anticipated success, The occasion will feature entertain ment by Joseph H. Lezotte and the Mastersingers double quartet, songs by William OBrien, Judges Celtic minstrels of New Haven who will provide e concert from 8 to g o'clock and music for Irish dancing at intervals during the evening. Music for modern dancing will be furnished by Jack Fitzgerald's or- chestra of this city.
 Parade Orders
 The parade officials consisting of Captain Peter E. Fox, marshal and aides, Major James w. Carroll, Col onel William J. Shanahan, Wallace Inglis and John P. Barry filed a re- port which stated that music during the parade will be provided by two groups of the American band, St. Joseph's Fife and Drum corps, the Mattatuck Drum band, St. Francis Drum corps, and drum corps from the American Legion, Casper DaviI post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. tho Ansonia Drum corps, Mt. Carme church of Meriden and the Man chester Pipers.
 Local organizations to participate will consist of the Spanish-Ameri' con War Veterans, Veterans of For eign Wars and the auxiliary, Corp Coyle post and auxiliary, Casper Davis post and auxiliary, Disabled American Veterans and auxiliary Naval Veterans association, Florio post, Italian-America World war Veterans, the Italian Veterans, Gold Star Mothers, the GAR, David Fannick post, 1rish-Republican army veterans, the following Holy name societies: St. Thomas; St Margaret's, St. Patrick's, Mt. Car mel, St. Joseph's, the o-Amer- ican club Knights of Columbus Columbian squires, Division 67, A OH, auxiliary, Monsignor Slocum branch, A.O.H., Reserve Officers as- sociation, Washington Park Com. munity club, Washington Hill 40 Tribune A.C., Wilson A.C, End bat talion 0. N. G., six companies, the Syrian American Cedar club, two units from the Russian OrthdoS church, the Irish-American juniors the Irish- American club and its as- sociated auxiliary, St. Francis xa- vier and Blessed Sacraments. The Boy Scouts of America and the Yankee Division Veterans Associa- ton.
 Meeting Tomorrow
 There will be @ special meeting of the reception committee to be held at the Elton hotel tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Plans will be made at this time for the entertain ment of the patrons of the celebra- ton and the out of town guests.
 Members of the reception commit tee are E. Vincent Maloney, Ray mond J. Planning, Judge John F NIcCirath, Alderman Edward J. Fitz- gerald, Attorney Vincent A. Scully pr P. J. Dwyer, Attorney John L Gaffney, Dr. John Egan, Daniel T Harrington, Sr., Dr. Joseph F. Burke Peter Lawlor, Attorney John McLin- den, Commissioner James A. Phelan Joseph Mulville, Dr. J Henry Mo- Grath, Supt. Thomas J. Fleming Attorney Maurice P. Wrenn, Harry x. Cashin, Dr. Francis I. Hayes Frank A. Keavney and Frank j.