Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31
spiri. Of the Catholic Church and it. grea.

spirit OF the Catholic Church and its great
leader. Leo KILL
established for the first time in the United
States papal legation, representative of the
spirit. teachings and authority Of the Church
OF Rome. which God meant to be in harmony
with human institutions in their highest. This
act was declaration on the part Of Pope Leo
of his trust in and affection for America as
well as his hope that the cardinal principles
upon which this republic founded might
last forever.
Thus this day and wear linked together the
names Of Columbus. Washington and Leo in
friendship, trust and confidence.
PRESENTED TO THE DELEGATE.
The bishop was continually interrupted by
applause. When he had concluded all the
company pressed forward to be presented to
the papal delegate. President Hartman pre-
scented each to Bishop Keane who in turn pre-
sented them to the monsignor, who stood on a
raised step a head higher than the rest A
line of institute members kept the assembage
in line and it took nearly three-quarters of an
hour for all TO be presented. The distinguished
visitors made q tour of the building before they
lett. so did nearly all the guests, though the
music of the band on the stage made prone
nading in the hall attractive enough to stay
longer to enjoy it.
There were about 5000 persons in the build
ing during the evening.
The committee having the reception in charge
was composed of Messrs. E. J. Hannah, chair
man; n t. Taylor. Ed. yoigt, H. W. Sohou, H.
G. Goddard. B. NJ. Bridget, NJ. l. Weller and
F. E. Mitchell
Among the clergy present were DIR. O'Gor-
man OF the Catholic University. Fathers Nevins,
Walters, MCGEE, Griffith, Dougherty, Mackin,
Barry, Delaney, President J. Haven Richards
Georgetown University; Gillespie. McAvoy,
Quill and Reardon: Messrs Geo. F. Hickey,
NJ. .. Donoghue, Jonn Culbert. Jas. II. Gibson,
Mrs. John lyman. Frank Bauby, Richard Dur
nan, I. }. Rogers, j. Ed. Lewis. B. J. Coyle, S.
b. Ellery, p. Byrne, George T. Cox. Ed
ward Muilin, J. ]. Mccarthy, }. H. Keanc.
Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Cunning. Mr.. and Mrs.
4. B. O'Brien. Mr.. and Mrs Feeney, Dr. John
son Elliott, Mr.. Herman w. Snow of Sheldon.
ILL.,; F. Z. Alexander, Misses Yeatman, Emma
Weight. Loughran Mary Brady Emhrey. Allen,
Dir. and She Misses Jirdnston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Small, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Burchard, Alan
c. Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Madigan. Mr..
and Mrs James White, l.. L. Perkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Griesbauer, Mr.. McGee, Mr.. vining,
+. +. Cissel. Messrs. Carroll d. Wright, J. A.
Goddard. W. b. King, James Z. Dean, Chas
McGilley.
Among those present during the evening
were Representative and Mrs. Clinton Rabbit
OF Wisconsin, Commissioner and Mrs. John A.
Ross. Mr. Tracey of New York, Mr. and Mrs. E.J
Hannah, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l. Murphy. Mrs
Downing, Miss Hewlett. DR.. and Mrs. VIM.
Ilnudll. MIR. and Mrs. Oscar II. Schmidt, Miss
Irene SImms, Miss Hewlett, Miss Anna McGraw,
Miss NJ. Cammack, DR.. Frank I. Howe and the
Misses Howe. Miss Armstrong Misses Allen. Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. ". Handy, Miss Mary McCarthy,
Mrs Heron, Mr.. and Mrs. Small, Mrs. James
i. Hardin, DIR. Muncaster, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Voigt, DIR. NJ ]. Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Moran. Miss May Hogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Griffith. Sig Mariana
Mama. Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Hogan. Mrs.
Moriarity, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Warden. Mr..
and Mrs. John Shugrue, Mr. and Mrs n H.
Bowman, Miss Irene Cowmau. MIR. and Mrs
Milton Smith, Miss Osterman, Mr.. and Mrs
j. +. Osterman, Miss Blanche Mattingly. Messrs
Pauel f. Cromeiin, Joseph Il. Cassn. Thos A.
Harlow, Harry Merritt, G. j. May, H. J.
Crosson, Gardiner, A. w. Harris, G.. s. Ennis,
Chas. q. Guleutz. r. J. Corcorap, A W. Harris,
Allen. Taylor, Fabriciana, VIM. NJ. German.
Carl Wagner. John Dunn, Harry Crompton j.
l.. Thompson, j. L. Connolly, L. E. Cannon,
Eddy Walsh. Mrs. W. II. Thorn, Miss Devices,
NJ. and Mrs. Spottswood and the Misses
Dougherty.