The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-11-29
ARCHBISHOP KEYRICK'S JUBILEE.
All the Catholic Dignitaries TO BE Present.
Mass Celebrated BY Cardinal Gibbons.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. S.-There were many fresh
arrivals here this evening. both OF prelates and
laymen, who came TO attend the golden jubilee
or Archbishop kenrick. Among the high Dig
nitaries who made their appearance are the fol-
lowing: Archbishops William Elder, Cincin-
natl; Feehan, Chicago. and Corrigan, New York;
Bishops Thomas Bonacum. Lincoln, Neb.; Francis
silas Chatard, Vincennes. Ind; Henry Cosgrove,
Davenport. Ia; Edward Fitzgerald. Little Rock,
Ark; Thomas Heslin, Natchez, Miss; John
Joseph Kahn, Wheeling, ". Va; John ]. Keane.
Washington, u. c.; James Mac Galrick, Duluth,
Mimi; John Stanley. Fargo. Oak; Bishop
Moore. ST. Augustine, Fla; Bishop Phelnn. Pitts
burg; Bishop McGovern, Harrisburg; John Fo-
ley, Detroit; Father Mac Donald and Father Nc
Sweeney, Oakland. CAL; Rev. Father Cronin,
Buffalo.
ing: Maurice F. Burke, Cheyenne. Wyo.; Lewis
NJ. Fink. Davenport, Ia; NJ. A. Gallagher, Gal
weston; George ". McCloskey, Louisville; AN
verdaquer. Corpus Christi. Tex; j. Lancaster
Spaulding, Peoria; Richard scannell. Omaha;
+ Lawrence IsSe. scaRRl Hnn' SALT alion. Lake city Hepr r;
Joseph Richter Grand Rapids; Joseph
Rademaeher; Nashville Tenn; jeremiah
Trenton, y: j.; Martin Marty, sioux City; Ia;
Cornelius Paul Macs. Coving;on, KY; John
James Hagen, Kansas City; John Jansen. Belle
Vile, III. The mitred abbotts that will be pres
ent are Rt. Rev. Fintan Mundwiler. ST. Meinrad.
Ind; TT. Rev. Innocent Wolf, Atchison. Kan.
Archbishops John Hennessey, Dubuque. Ia, and
John Joseph Hennessey. Wichita, Kan. will also
attend.
At z o'clock this evening a dinner and informal
reception was rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. X. e..
Kerens TO his Eminence Cardinal Gibbons, Most
Rev. Archbishop kenrick, Most Rev. Archbishop
Ryan, Archblshops Feehan, Corrigan, MIL
1 ops d IEslaHS: R Rha ritz salRGiin'e' v fisH-
generals Brady and Muehlsipen; Very Rev.
Cannon O'Hanlon. Or. Butler. OF Chicago, and
Rev. Father Powers, of st. Louis. The Kerens
residence IN Vandeventer place was beautifully
evening OF the jubilee season that the cardinal
and archbishops were free and Nr. and Mrs.
kerens concluded to give them and other dis
tinguished prelates a dinner. The invitation
was accepted and the host and hostess made
ample preparations for their reception.
Cardinal Gibbons celebrated mass in the chapel
of the Mullanphy Hospital this morning. He
was escorted from Archbishop Kenricks resi-
dence, on Lindell avenue, TO the hospital by Fa-
ther Flanagan, of the Holy Name Church, who,
assisted by Father Shields, chaplain of the hos
pital and attache OF st. Theresa's Church, served
mass. There were present seventy Sisters OF
Charity. representing the seven houses of the
order IN the city. Besides the Sisters there were
present all the cOnvaiescent patients In the hos
pital. and many of the most fashionable and
prominent families in st. Louis. After partak-
ing of breakfast with tie Sisters. the Cardinal
was driven back to the residence OF Archbishop
Kenrlck.
The first donation to Archbishop Kenrick, ex-
cept the new residence in which he lives, in
honor of his golden episcopal jubilee, and proba-
bly, one which he will most esteem, was made to-
day by two meek Sisters of Charity, who quietly
repaired to his residence and presented him
with a magnificent and complete set or gold
vestments. beautifully fashioned and imported
directly from Paris for the occasion. The Arch
bishop accepted the pre- siOus Offering from the
Sisters with the cordially and courtesy charac.
teIistic of him. He thanked them from his
heart, and promised to wear the vestments when
celebrating his jubilee mass on Monday morning.