The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-14
p from every side to the reverend jubi-

larian.
kilograms and letters were received from
the following: His Grace the Most Rev.
William Fl. Gross, archbishop Of Oregon;
Mobile, Ala; Ri. Rev. D. J. Quigley, v.
g., Charleston. s. c.; Very Rev. A. Ma
guien, superior Of St. Mary's Seminary,
Baltimore; the Esverend faculty Of st.
Charles College, Maryland; the Ri. Rev.
Leo Haid, o. 8. B., bishop OF North Caro-
Mercy. Savannah; Rev. Peter Mccoy, st.
Mary, Star Of the Sss, Baltimore;
Rev. James Lonergan, 8. D., Mobile, Ala.
Rev. Father julius, o. 8. B., North Caro-
lima; Rev. W. +. Starr, Corpus Christi
church, Baltimore; Rev. J. E. Msurer, Our
Lady OF Sorrows church, Birmingham,
Ala; Rev. c. Jailliet. Corpus Christi
Savannah; Rev. T. N. Reilly, Savannah;
Rev. +. P. Duggan, st. Plus church, Balti-
more; Rev. J. A. Finegan. st. Edwards
church, Providence, R. I. There were also
very many letters and kilograms from
friends OF the laity.
The many presents received wene beauti-
full and costly. The chalice, from the priests
of the diocese, was richly chased and in
crusted with precious stones, sapphires, am
sthysts and diamonds. It bore a Latin in
scripuon written by the right reverend
bishop. The missal was exceedingly
handsome, costing $50, while the
S Ta was worth nearly Ssoo.
msnt made by the Sisters of St Joseph
was conceded by all 60 be worth $500. while
the handmade lace abs and surplices from
the orphan girls, Savannah, were proportions
atsly handsome. Silver flower cup and
waiter from Sisters OF Mercy, Ma
oon s ;ss Of g. 1o silver shr souvenir a
Dozsns OF beautifully hsmstichsd purihca-
tors and finger towels, girls OF st. Joseph's
Academy. Hand-paintcd china plate and
saucer, graduating GLASS of '92. Missal
and ribbons from Rev. G. Jaillfet of Corpus
Christi, Tex. Silver smoking set-Rev. A.
A. Summers. Silver souvenir spoon-Rev.
match safe. pencil, a case Of wine and num-
bsrlees other presents. One little present,
toy trumpet, silver, gave great pleasure
to the reverend recipient and caused his
merry laugh to ring out as he related
the interesting little history making 1t
doubly dear. It was accompanied by a
pretty letter from Sister NJ de Sales, Sa-
vannah, and Sister Ii. Feltcilas
Two o'clock p. IN. saw the right reverend
bishop and reverend clergy seated at BAN
quet table laden With every toothsome del
icaoy known in the art of the cuissniere.
Exquisite decorations charmed the eye,
savory viands gratifled thu taste and bright
SpdTklcS Ol VIII, WlSuOID, uleI-
riment delighted the ear and challenged
every one to contribute to the merry-mak-
ing.
After the banquet carriages were at the
disposal Of the reverend visitors. Many
callers came to greet old friends among the
clergy and many were the pleasant re-
unions.
The programme for the evening was to
witness the charming entertainment the
jubilee tribute of The orphan boys to their
dear Father Baziu. They must have ooaxed
some good fairy to WELD her magic wand
to transform their splendid school room into
a mimic theater, and then rain showers OF
silver over everything. However, they
managed, good fairy or not; every thing was
! lovely and the entertainment heartily en-
joyed by the distinguished audience, the
right reverend bishop and the reverend
| clergy. These boys are so bright, happy,
hearty, intelligent and ambitious that one
looks in amaze-shese are not orphan chill
drenl The secret Is that their reverend
father and the devoted sisters strive to give
them every advantage enjoyed by more
| favored, children and their efforts
meet with gratifying results: The
orphauage Ia splendid building
situated Oh fine eminencs near the church
and not far distant from the convent. Here
Rev. Father Bazin accommodated and en-
| tertained the right reverend bishop and all
of his reverend friends, so the occasion was
like unto a large family gathering, and the
pleasure of the reunion was enhanced by
the home-like freedom and genial relaxe-
| ton.
The reverend guests visited, talked,
walked rode. sang, enjoyed the peaceful
serenity Of the star-lit nights and the cool
south winds. fragrant of forest pine, har
vest field and hower-gemmed hillsides. A
pleasing incident occurred on the Fourth of
July. the eve of the festival day. When it
was discovered that the birthday Of the
Rev Godfrey Schadwell OF Atlanta fell on
this day and that he, the present
| 4" Benjamin" TO his seniors had
reached the ''blest years of our
| Savior, 49," his elder brothers in the priest
hood We'd with each other in wishing him
well, and expressing their love and high
regard for their JEALOUS, pious, studious
younger brother The right reverend
bishop set the example, speaking warmly
and affectionately of the young priest, who,
surprised and overwhelmed, modestly but
| gracefully responded.
Many were the pleasing incidents, great
| the JOY of those who have not met for years,
and Father Bazin's silver Jubilee will be for
all time an uhfadiug memory, redolent Of
sweetest joys and dearest recollecttons.