New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
THE DUKE or TERiGC "a ATTENDSC CH CRCh
MoNsIGNOR sATOLM CELEBRATES MASS At ST.
JOsEPH's IN WASH NGToN.

NONsIGNOR sATOLLI CELEBRATES MASS At ST.
JOSEpUS IL WASH NGTON.
Washington. April 30 (spccion.-St Joseph's Church
wos doublv honorcd to-day by the descendant OF
columbus and hi, suite wor,hippers ana tie ropes
representative Monsignor satoh vlo celebrated mass.
II was the Feast of ST. Joseph. the patron saint OF
the Church. but II was good deal oil Columbus
dny AS WE'LL the church being decorated Win mo
.ponish and American colors. At 10 80 O'Clock the
dIstincuishcd g;esis passed up the aisle The Duke
and Duchess OF Vcragua came IN arm'ahdarn' anu
e,o.e behind were their young daughter ana son.
The four occupied one pew, and In another were
The Dukes brother Marquis de Barboes' ana inc
Minister OF Spain. with two secretaries OF the spanish
legation The Duchess WAS IN simple toilet ot
black with a dainty bonnet OF jet ana F'd ros's'
Her pretty darkeyed daughter wore a plain gown.
a little Jacket OF mauye cloth, ana round hat Win
two small wings perchcd up on one side The men
NJ thc Marty were all in plain dress and the only
pniform was that OF Commander Dckins, who, with
Mrs Dckins. sat IN the pew Just DacA of the DUKE
- Ioseph,, IS not fashionable cnurch, and, though
every seat was filed and many people were stand
ing there WAS no undue curiosity manifested. iilgn
mass vos celebrated with than usual pomp
and ccrcmcny The professional was led by twenty
ocolytos IN red GOWNS white cassocks and white
Gloves and bearing lighted candles, followed by Mon
.,cnor sotolli I'm a gown OF royal purple silk and
fen assistants in rich yestments Of lace and cloth
of gold The Popc's representative was conducted TO
chair beneath crimson canopy, at the side OF
which hung the Papal flag. Here the ceremony Of
nutitnr on the sacred vestments OK
hi. Office performed by ms as-
sistants VINO took from the altar, where they had
brrn placed I'm readiness, first gown OF white SILK
with tounce OF fine lace: over this cassOck OF white
Iii, trimmed with bands Of gold braid. and last Tho
goyceous ye,ments OF cloth Of gold. heavily embrOld-
rrcd with gold and lined with crimson silk. White
lid gloves and the mtrr. sparkling with Jewels, COM
nlried the robing ceremony. The group within the
ahance lights. flowers. flags. music and solemn SER
vice. all made picture both impressive ana iasci-
mating. ,
without notes. lie began with few graceful words
of welcome To the Spanish visitors.
Immediately after leaving the church the Duke ana
bi, party took n carriage ride. stopping AT the
spanish Legation for short VISIT and returning 10
the hotel for breakfast, which served at l 30
O'Clock. In the course OF the afternoon and even
Ing many prominent OfiC ias and their wives called.
Among them Secretary and Mrs. Gresham,
Assistant secretary McAdoo and his WIFE and senator
Brice with his wife and daughter. Tomorrow morn
ing the party Will take drive to view the sights
OF t.,c city. O Their return they will take luncheon
with Mr. and Mrs. Calderon Carlisle and at o'clock
Cleveland. assisted by members of the Cabinet and
their wives. In the evening Senator and Mrs.
Bricc will give reception In their honor at the
C0rcoran House, Lafayette square.
Tuesday morning there will be- another drive, to
be- followed In the afternoon by II reception mt tho
OF Mr. Hubbard president OF the Geographical
Society. In the evening the Duke and party Will
take dinner with the Spanish Minister. The return
Journey to New York will be made Oh Wednesday.