The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-08
To WELCOME MGR. sATOlLL

st. Mary's Practitioners Meet and APP
point ommittees
The parishioners of the Church Of Our
Lady of Grace. Hoboken, had an enthusi-
astfc meeting yesterday afternoon TO
make arrangements for the reception OF
Mgr. Satolli, while he is The guest of the
parish next Sunday, Monday and Tues
day. Father Corrigan was present and
addressed the meeting. He spoke OF The
great honor bestowed upon the Church
by the visit of Mgr. Satolli, aud urged the
parishloness to prepare a royal welcome
for their Ionored guest. The meeting
then organized by the election Of the fol-
lowing offfcers:-Cheirman, Mr.. James
f. Miutarn; Secretaries, Miss NJ. O'Hara
aud Mr.. George Henry; Treasurer, Nj.
Edward Meagher; Assistant Treasurer,
Miss O'Rafferty.
It is expected that Mgr. Satolli will
arrive from South Orange next Sunday
afternoon about four O'Clock. He will be
met ut the City Hail by sumo 1,6D0 of the
pal ocilial school children. neatly attired.
There will also be present ST. Mary's L.
A. b. Society, the Catholic Benevolent
Legiou, The Catholic Behevolent Society.
the Young Mems Institute, aud the
paiishloners moi connected with any or
the church societies. They will form
in proesssion, aud, headed by st.
Mary's fife and drum corps. Will
escort the distinguished guest along
Washington street to sixth. to Willow, to
the church, where Mgr. SaJJlli will be
Welc med by the priests, ia true ecclesias-
teal form. The school Children and So
cieties will then enter the church. aud the
outside pdbiic after. The Delegate will
here be presented with all address on be-
half of the male parishioners, which win
De read by Mayor Lawrence Fa9an; aud
also ali address OH behalf OF tie female
parisIiloners, which will be read by Miss
Cook. The DE egate will then impart the
blessing 10 t1ose present.
AT half past seven III the evening the
discourse on Queen Isabella Will be de-
lisered by The kev. Thonias OGornian.
u. D., after which the Benediction will
be- given by Mgr. Satolli. AT The conciu-
sion the Delegate will hold an iufofnal
reception. Monday afternoon the ban
queJ Will take place, aud Monday evening
an Informal reception will be rendered
Mgr. Satoiii at tn rooms OF the Ladies'
Gut iii The new school building. T0 this
reception all Catholics and hou-Catholics
of the county are invited: After the
order of exercises had been decided oil,
tire following committees were appointed
ay Chairman Min6urn:-
Commsittee ON Address, For Men
Mayor Lawrence Pagan, Chairman; j. j.
Cuddihy, kicuard Bowes, j. Toohey,
James smith. Eugene H. Herman and
James f. MIuturn; for the ladies. Mrs.
Pyschowski and Miss Coak.
Committee on Procession-P. II.
O'Kafferty, Marshal of ST. Mary's II. A.
b. Society, and j. Campbell, Marshal OF
the Catholic Benevolent Legion. These
gentleman will also appoint the Recep-
ton Committee for the reception Monday
night.
The following ladies and gentlemen
will act as a Reception COMMITTEES at the
Observation-Disclosures j. +. Minturn and
Law renee Pagan. and the Misses John-
son, McEIall, Fitzpatrick, O'Hara and
O'Rafferty, aud Messrs. Lawrence Pagan.
Johu Uuriey, Joseph Curley. joseph
Quinn, j. keresy, K. Talon, and G. v.
Darcy. Other prominent ladies Of the
parish will be aided to this committee.
Messrs. Thomas Murphy, Bernard .Mel-
vim and Michael Darcy, in conjunction
with the Sisters Of the Academy and
the ladies of the parish will have charge
of all the decorations.
The ustsrs az the church will be:-
Walter Settle, Chairm8n: John A. Nc
Cormack. John Curiey, Charles Dougner-
ty, Joseph Quinn. j. Kirwin. J.sMagner,
BERNARD Melvin and Michael j. Clines.