Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-26
THE CARROLL INSTITUTE.
1t Holds Its Annuel banquet at Welcker's-
Growth of the Organization.


The annual banquet OF the Carroll Institute
was held last night in the new banquet hall at
welekers, and when the members and guests
10 the number of nearly hundred sat down at
the weIl-appointed tables the committee to
whom had been intrusted the arrangements for
the occasion had reason to be thoroughly salts
fed with the result of their efforts. Mr.. E. j.
Hannah, president of the institute, had Rev.
Father Walter, pastor Of St Patrick's Church,
on his right and Rev. DIR. o. German of the
Catholic University on his left. while at the Ia
bles were Rev. DIR. Garrigan, vice rector of the
university; Rev. J. F. Donahue of St Joseph's
Church, Rev. J. A. MCGEE Of St. Patrick's and
Rev. Paul Griffith Of st. Augustine's
The menu was excellent, the service
all that could be desired and when
the coffee and cigars appeared President
Hannah raped for order. and after a brief but
effective address of welcome announced the
regular toasts and happily introduced each OF
the speakers The toasts and those who re-
sponded, according TO the program, were as
follows: Leo XIII, by Rev. j. F. Donahue;
The President OF the United States" by Mr..
D. l. Murphy; Columbus. the Catholic dis
coverer," by Rev. DIR. Thomas O'Gorman:
"Our past" by Maj Edmond MaIlet; "Our
future by Mr.. Henry W. SOhon; Our sister
societies. by Mr.. Rosa f. Downing, and Our
Rev j. Haven Richards. president of
Georgetown University, was to have responded
TO university extension and Rev. DIR. ID. j.
Stafford to Catholic literature" but both
were unayoidably absent ami their places were
supplied by Rev. DIR. Garrigan and Mr. Milton
Z. Smith After the regular list was exhausted
brief addresses were made by DR.. Frank Il.
Howe and Mr. VI. l. Weller, and the chairman
Of the banquet committee, Mr.. Thos- j. Sulli-
van, read letters of regret from Cardinal Glib
bons, Senator White of Louisiana. Bishop
keane. Rev. J. Havens Richards Rev. DR.. Stat
ford, DIR. Loughlin, president of the Catholic
Young Mems National Union; Rev. p. j. Don
ohHe and Rev. G. +. Thomas OF Baltimore
Representative Tracey of New York, key, Thos
b. Lee. Rev Cornelius Gillespie, 5. j., Rev. "
y. Schmidt. Mr.. Martin +. Morris, Mr.. Charles
v. Darr. Mr.. j. /. Lewis and others.
There were two Of the speeches that we're of
deep interest to tie members of the institute
those of Maj Mallet ana Mr.. Sohon-for they
referred TO the past and the future of the asso-
CATION Maj Mallet traced the growth of the
institute from its small beginning eighteen
years ago TO lite present prosperous condition.
and Mr.. sohcn gave glowing picture OF what
might be expected when the new building, the
plans for which are nov being perfected. shall
be completed IL IL intended that this new in
stitute building. which will be located on 10th
street northwest between New York avenue and
h street, snail contain large hail for enter
tainmont purposes, smaller hail for society
gs, reading rooms and library pariors
Tor the Use OF members, a well-appOinted gym-
nasium, bowling alley swimming pool and
every facility for those interested in athletics
and, IN snort, II Is designed to make ii one of
the best equipped club houses in the country
Inc Officers Of the institute al present are:
President, Edward j. Hannah; first vice presl-
dent, Nathaniel L. Taylor; second vice presi-
dent, Geo Bogus; secretary, Ed. Mallet IT,
treasurer. Edward yoigt; librarian Joseph b
ONeill; editor, DIR. Frederick Sohon: associate
members Of the board of directors, ID. l.
Murphy, 1hos. j. Sullivan IL W. Sohon n H.
shea, VI. l. Weller. The committee on BANQUET
consisted Of Thos. j. Sullivan, n I. Taylor and
J. b O'Neill.
The members and guests present were as fol-
lows: L J. Hannah, IL W. Sohon y. H. shea.
DR.. Frsdk- S0hon, \. I. Taylor, Geo. Bogus, T.
J. Sullivan, Edw. Voigt, Oscar l. johnson, z.
Heriehy, ii. H. Lancaster, Jas Ii. Forsyth, C.
q Gardner, John A Poland, Chas. Gulentz G.
A. Elliot, Chas- Carroll D. l. Murphy, ]. X
Freeman, I. Edw. Mitchell, W. Ii. DeIacy
VIM Ii. Manogue, Chss. ]. Brown, B. Franl
Saul, J. G. V. Smith, VIM Richards, Frank p.
May, A b. Renehsn, Henry simpson, Edmond
Maiiet, NJ L. Weller, J. ID. Mankin, Frank Jones
:. b O'Neil, w. ID. LePiey, John saul, I. J.
King, T. Devereux, b J. Coyle, J. b Murray
Mar b Johnston, DIR. Moran. ]. A. johnson
Geo. Il. Downing, George ]. May, L. A. Arm
STRONG, John Shughrue, Albert Schulteis, Jas
=. shea. \. H. Bowman, W. N. Whyte, W. y
Dovney, I. v. Smith, N. J. keane, MARTIN
McDermott JsA G. Dunno, J. Msllet, jr.,
Harry Johnson, John L Lyons, j. J. Collins
J. T. Howard, Il E White, W. O. Jacques.
Among the guest we're Rev. DIR. Garrigau
vice rector Catholic University of America
Rev. DR.. O'Gorman, professor Of divinity Uni
vsrsity Of America; Rev. J. +. Donohue Of ~
Joseph's Church; Rev. Paul Griflth. Rev. J
A. Walter, Rev. J. A AcGee. Mr.. J. +. Hood
Mr.. L. l. Apple, Mr.. August Q. Taylor, Mr..
p NcKeever, DR.. Frank 7. Howe, Mr.. Ross
y. Downing. presidents Y. N. Catholic Of Con
saga College; Mr.. John J. Nolan, prssiden
0eorgstown Catholic Union Club, Mr.. Arthu
smAU and Mr.. McGssr Of Georgetown.