New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15
4 MODERN PILGRIMlGE.

RECEPTION OF THE PILGRIMS IN THE PARLORs OF
or THE XAVIER UNION
An enthusiastic assembage of devOut Roman
Catholics led the parlors the Xavier Union at No
90 West Feenthst last evening TO assist that society
in the reception OF those who starting upon the first
American pilgrimage to Rome. Tho details OF the Pill
grimage have been given by Tue TRIBUNE, and the
novelty and devotion charactersing the undertaking
secured for it earnest attention here. Tho Xavier
Union, society composed exclusively ,of Roman Cath
Ole young men, had made preparations
for tho event with brilliant results. The hand
some parlors swere neatly embelished FOR tue Ocsa
son flags and banners being used with taste and judy
ment. Ia the front parlor largo portrait Of Plus TX
hung against the WALL estooned with flowers. In the
arch dividing the parlorsl intertwined the
American and Papal flags. On the mantel OF the rear
parlor rested device OF roses, upon which in raised
letters formed by red flowers the motto COR uun
ct ANNA una, the motto OF the first Christians. oppo
hung series Of engrossed resolutions expressive OF
the sympathy and fidelity OF tho Union in this hour OF
the churchs persecution These TO DO presented to
the Papal authorities at Rome.
Atsp m. the guests and members OF the Union began
20 arrive and orchestra in tho second paror under
the lead OF Prof Gustavus Schmitz began to play APP
proprate music Soon the parlors were throngei and
the doors leading to the courtyard OF st. Francis Church
we're thrown open Chinese lanterns we're literally dis
played. Below the parlors. tho billiard rooms Of tho
Union placed at the disposal Of the guests
BY o'clock nearly all the male pilgrims had arrived,
but the ladies were not represented Ihe pllSs we're
distinguished from the others present by DOdy OF
white. upon which was small scarlet hcart lIeJ
were enthusiastically greeted and showed Their appre,
citation OF the compliment The following Is list vi the
Diocese Of For, wane rBd,na-e Rev Joseph Dvenser D.
Superior General Congregation Of Holy Cross james Fae LA
wsJne The Rev b. theodore Bofr Fort wyne Rev George
Mss G.,a .a G N; ME- ss Sy'i fle
Archdiocese Of CacnnaaThe Rev. ssmnei Neither B. r. GIN
diocese Of vincenuc Tudrbe Rev Fd vefhaas Ev,1',ie
Parit Richmond Bernard Parics Richmond Joseph Ran"
DIOCESE Of Louisville, Ky.-Tho Rev. Pnuc. De Moaler' st
4eidoeese Of BaltmoThs Rev. Charles Dam.r Harcocs Nd;
Bamore; D. j. MURPHY Washington; Thomas Ggan washngOni
ca Mss a0 S whn %laas S Miss wSe.n Washington
DIOCESE Of Eae~A Dit FreySug Penu Peter Hickey, EA
Doe..s of Riebnoua-M Cr. semmes Fitzgerald virgins
Cora Semms Ives Virginia. T. j. Ives Virginia. Eugena D. i'e'
Diocese ofPha,ielpha-Te James BhOnv St. Clair Penn
Diocese Of SsyannlhThe Rev. w. linn SRna1' P Penn
Diocese Of wheeDs-rhe Rev James Agurrr wytaevie "a
A6doee, Of C. Monyihaa the Hon jadys
Paul Thear, Emile bouncing New-OFleaas the Rev j. n
diocese Of Gayeston T.I,s-Tbe h. NJ chambOaut g..
Ga Rev camille MoIn San A12uio tue Rev. Fs'ef
Diocese Of Moble-The a. D. Psicer v G., Mobile Aha
diocese Of Yacael-The Rev. 81 GrsnOn. g. NacAei the
ARCHDIOCESE Of SewYofEThe Rel, Deay s. j. Dr. Henry
John R@et Domns J. oP.T,s Hugh H,T nna Sr
poc:e Of ASayTlc Rev j. MOZART Chatham, u Daniel
Diocese Of Bfoosyn-r6s Rev John A. Mecaam Ms Mircera
t 'oro a of BnsDt augustus Jansen M,Aa, ohr George
Bork Buffalo H. Bker, Suspension Badge: J. DO''chs
Dafio George DO.erreck Dunkrk. n s.,, o,,,,.
Diocese Of Re T James NJ S0 p sou Mrs oinss
I nreoe @s Of s Logs%C H. ksamaun Washington Alfred
Diocese Of Cac1soS R. Keesuu MJohO Jane, Mwan.
' Does:. u, cro,.eho John T. por-, rqnah Wi.
MeKeOn, H. Mageyaey B. Faeaaro' Mrs. j. W. 'A"'0A'
ArSo,ese Of San sc.y Fr,nes's.
Arcnose o. To[oa2 S oKsG IG1'H M,. VOL, rl,n tho
Rev 81 oDonohae Ku John. Twomey CeotreV,e
Diocese Of mls99-r1e Rev William B'eR9an nap,Sn miam
Among the other guests we're the Rev. VIM. Quinn.
or OF J6 cSe the p EEK Rev hers Da
ranqaet. rhry Spaldng DGcey Dan2resse, H
Hoguet Judge Denuis QUINN Jas. ~ MeMaster, Joseph
James hsnf9 n raj u Fsce d.
VIM A. Lummis. and Others ,,.,o.
introduced Dr. Anderson. who was TO make the formal
speech OF welcome behalf OF the Union Or. Ander-
hearty emphasis welcomed the pilgrims. He said that
the pilgrimage be regarded as protest against me
lie referred 10 the scientific tendencies OF the age and
SAID that the pi!grmase would DC Regarded a'
against the inerposition OF SCIENCE ~ tne ren oa
morals which 1t could not explain Their pngrmase
was a public profession OF fath when was oe-
srable in the troubles and trials which now as:
sailed tho Church. He dwelt largely upon the du'y oA
all TO the Church ana 10 inc HOY rhtber tue IVpc
Bishop Dwenger OF Indiana responded on pehaH OF
the pilgrims and said that they went IN spirit OF fatn
TO visit their Holy Mother OF Lourdes, 10 receive the
blessing their Holy Father the Pope ana 10 tel nun
that among his subjects there We're none more iQyaI
than those dwet beyond the sea ana 10 assure hin
that in h, age, when there Is much nidelty there Is
also pure and unalOyed devotion tn tne Clurch. 49,,
Barnard = Herman, on behalf OF the Xavier Union
then presen series Of resolutions complimentary 10
Father Daley their Moderator, regretting his dcpar-
rure bur hoDing for an early and happy reunion Ths
| Was feclngly responded by Father Deaiey, aIter
which Mr. COyle presented pilgrims as the gi!t
OF the Xavier Union Sudalty to the Pope. otoO rancs
m GOLD A hymn composed by sister OF Charity IN
honor OF the Pope was then sung by the Unlon. .
An the addresses heartily appauded ana az the
| close there was q merry time Ia the supper-rOon'