Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-13

the establishment Of the university and the
great feature which Law before such an institu-
ton in this country. His manner Of speaking
was impressive, and although his hearers
the attention of the audience throughout
After the services in the chapel the disnitaries
of the church and invited guests proceeded to
the large room beneath the chapel. where the
banquet tables were spread. Those not invited
to the banquet were entertained at lunch In the
refectory.
The Banquet.
The banquet was served in the recreation
room beneath the main chapel Covers were
laid for about $50. The tables were beautifully
decorated with flowers and hangings. Among
those who were invited and for whom covers
were laid were President Harrison, Secretary
Blaine, Bishops Wigger, Noes. Gallagher.
Ravemacher, Conroy. Flasch Northrop, Richter
Glorioux. Archbishop Solpointe, Thomas E.
Waggaman, Bishop DeGosbriard. Mile. De-
Meaux, Bishop Hennessey. Senator Herman,
Miss ]. Riggs Michael Jenkins, Mrs. Hoguet,
Senator Dolph, Bishop Muller, Bishop Laugh
O'Reilly, Bishop Fitzgerald. Major Brues,
Bishop o Hara, Mr.. Varas, Bishop Ryan. Mr..
Justice Lamar. Bishop O'Reilly. Bishop Keane,
Archbishop Williams, Secretary Window,
Bishop Verton, Archbishop O'Brien, Secretary
Proctor, Archbishop Fabre, Secretary Tracy,
maker, Vice President Morton, Arch
bishop Satolli, Cardinal Taschereau,
Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop Duhamel Sec
Rotary Noble, Secretary Rusk, Archbishops
Corrigan, Fuhon, Gross, Elder, Ryon, Rear
don, Heiss, Jansens, Monies D'Oca, Bishops
Fink, Woodlands, Seidenbusch, O'Connor, Chat
ard yertin. o. Farrell Duverge, Gilmour, Kahn,
Moore, Mcmahon, Brondel, Watterson, McIn-
tyre, La Flasche, Cleary, Lorraine, Phelon,
Rogers, Walsh, Virtue, Bourgade. Gravel, Miss
Il II NJ L
Dana, ]. II. Regan, Mrs. Montgomery, Joseph
Borizan, Gen. Rosecrans. Miss Mason, Count
D'Arschot, Col Berrett, Mrs. Morrell Mr.
Childs, Miss Drexel. Eugene Kelly, Commits
sioper L. G.. Hine, Hon. L. E. McComas, Mar
tin F. Morris, j. w. Jenkins, Hon. Barnes
Compton, Hon. II. Mercier.
The following toasts were on the program:
His Holiness Pope Leo XIII, Most Reverend
Monsignor Satohi.
Our country and her President, Hon. James
G. Blaine, Secretary Of State.
Our sister universities, His Eminence Cardi-
nal Taschereau.
The hierarchy Of the United States, His Emf.
hence Cardinal Gibbons.
The press, the great coeducator Of tho world
John Boyle O'Reilly.
The Presentation.
At $50 the board of directors Of the univer
sity received the address from abroad. Bishor
| Verter Of England on behalf of the English
Catholics presented a marble bust of st
Thomas Agnians. In making the presentation
Bishop Verter made an eloquent address. Al
| address on behalf of the universities of Pari
and Lyons was presented by Viscount d.
Meaiux.
Secretary Blaine.
| Secretary Blaine arrived shortly after
| o'clock. He came alone, but the carriage O
Commissioner Douglass followed his. Score
| tary Rusk reached the building some time be
| fore and attended the services in the chapel
Mr.. Blaine and Commissioner Douglass wer
| entertained by the committee ON reception il
| one of the parlors. Mr.. Dominic l. Murphy
| the chairman Of the committee, saw after tn
comfort of the distinguished guests.
| THE SERVICES RESUMED.
| The services of dedication were resumed il
the main lecture room directly after the pre-
sentation and addresses had been made. TIL,
| inaugural choir sang .Veni Saucte Spiritus
| after which his eminence, Cardina
| Gibbons chancellor of the university offeret
prayer. The Rt. Rev. NJ j. OFarrell, bisho]
| of Trenton, made an address, and tht
| Latin Grafton and poem were delivered
| by Very Rev. Mgr. Schroeder, professo
| pro pontifice nostro Leone, by the choir of stu
dents The offering Of the benediction closed
| the ceremonies.
| A RECEPTION TONIGHT.
| The Carroll institute will give a reception
this evening in its hall, No. COZ F street north
west, to visiting Catholics in honor of the dedi
cation of the Catholic university. All visitin,
| Catholics-clergymen, laymen and thei
| friends-are invited. The hall is today bein,
ornamented with flags and plants for the occa
|