New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
HONORlNG THE NEW BISHOP.
A DINNER AT THE CATHOLIC CLUB.
SOME OF THOSE pREsENT-A RECEPTION FOL

SOME OF THOSE pREsENT-A RECEPTION FOL-
Lows-THE SPEAKERS.
The Catholic Club did all IN It's power last night
n honor Bishop Mcdonnell. OF Brooklyn lts FORM"
spiritual director At O'Clock Charles v foweS
tho president OF the Climb gave dinner In his honoc
Tho dinner was Internal and only the '"1cerS OF
the club. the hoard OF management the building com
mtce and few others were present 'o
speeches were made. They were NSNrFo
that all night hear them at the reception a'
O'Clock Those at tho dinner were Bishop McDonheh
Archbishop Corrgan. Bishop r. O. zardetl' OF 81
Cloud. Mimi. Bishop Francis 5. Chatard' OF yin'e.e'
Ind; Vicar General John NJ Fnrlcy, John d. Cnmmns
William II. Hurst. Joseph r. owens Philip b. Cav
ansgh. Andrew J. Connick. John " " heeie'
Edward J. MCGUIRE Adrian j. hernah
Thomas p. Ftzsimmons. Thomas j. ooi'oh
Matthew P. Ryan Joseph F. Mulqueen, Albert FALCON
Thomas F. Ryan, James J. Phelan. Alfred j. o'heefe'
Richard NJ. Walters John d. Desmond 'o"h a.
Mccall and Henry p. Cavanagh; Judge Morgan >.
O'Brien Joseph Thoron. Robert J. Hoguet ana
William ScMcket
At O'Clock the reception held. Nearly
all OF the members Of the club and more man ni'n
Tho Othoo rcctOrs In this city were presen'
On platform at the end Oh 'no
par1or sat Bishop Mcdonnell; at his rght
Archbishop Corrgan. and at his left Bishop Chatard
On the platform were also Bishop Zardeth, tho Kew
T j. Campbell S. j.. Vicar General Farley. Monsisnor
O'Reilly Dean Dougherty Father DesDon' fauis1 anu
the Rev. W. OBnen Pardow, s. j.
Mr.. Fones In his address congratulated tie ne"
Bishop on his promotion and assured him that. while
the club exceedingly sorry TO lose him as director
10 was equally pleased at his promotion. He also
said that the club hoped tho Bishop would do the same
az the Archbishop had always donc-establish schools
In which children would be taught to be good Catholics
and better citizens OF this great country. He then
announced that the Bishop had boon
unanimously elected an honorary member
Of tie club and that his successor
az spiritual director had been appointed BY the Arch
bishop The new drector Is the Rev. Matthew A.
Dylo rector Of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Bishop Mcdonnell then arose ut the call OF the
club He said I'm part " II Is not q little embar
nssing for who has so long been accustomed 10
obey orders and to weigh carefully every word before
II WINS said In order that the best might be accom-
plshed. 10 stand up and voice his own sentiments
nnd feolngs-the sentiments and feelings which
web up In his heart. and which long for
aggression 70 IA no less embarrassing for me to be
suddenly put In command when had become so nc
customcd 10 obey But all do IN the present
circumstances Is to pray God TO show me the right
and teach mo how b. DO the right / am exceedingly
grateful 10 the Catholic Climb for lbs kind farewell as
spiritual director and for the kind wishes for success
In my new place. I know the Feelings OF this club
and shall toll you how that your feelings have magn
whatever my services may have been. l always
served you with all my heart. and shall always DO
interested In tho welfare OF the Catholic Climb.
"What gives me the greatest pleasure, however
Is TO see you assert your principles You have al
ways stood by your Archbishop I'm whatever he did
and you were elwpys the right side. lie always
stood up for Catholic schools, where children were
taught TO be Catholics and good and loyal citizens OF
their home. This country. Your president for you.
said In his address that ne hoped that would follow
In the Archhshop's footsteps. in that as well as
other matters Allow now honestly and truthfuly
10 say you that there Is nothing dearer 10 me or
anything | would rather than child brought
up in tho Catholic religion and nstiled with
everything Eat Will mako him love aud revere
his country. Bvnsy child thai God oanses TO be born
here sholh Be tnns ~ iove and rsspect thatod and
every child BON hare should look upon this country
as bis homo xpd make 1t his sscred dnty to SEQ tat
that home rs not tniared IN any way, He should be
ss H would Dni Is' & e. ssep ss
N I@~ tho HtootstspsH ' o, the Holy 0 Vicar S q
5s. u Sof igf I'll. s ,s, R sT nssa s M,
nsmbers Of aie tathone tauh hollow w4nt you have
no bishop VA neqaendS insrsTupted BY applause.
The Others Who spoke vera Bishop Cnatard hshop
ana Joseph L. owenS