Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-25
CARDINAL GIBBONS.
He Will Arrive in the City This
Afternoon.
RECEPTIONS TO Be GIVEN IN HIS HONOR
At Both the Georgetown and
Catholic Universities
AND THE CARROLL INSTITUTE

The Catholics of this city have arranged
for series of events which are designed
in honor of Cardinal Gibbons, especially In
commemoration of the twenty-fifth ami
versary Of his appointment to the episco-
pacy. The cardinal is expected to reach
the city this afternoon and will go directly
from the depot to the Georgetown Univer-
sity, where he will have tea at o'clock.
At 100 o'clock the faculty and students of
the college will give the reception. which
will be preceded by literary and musical
entertainment In CASTOR Hall. The pro-
gram. as arranged for the entertainment at
the college, comprises addresses by Mr..
Thomas Mcdonald of the school of medi-
cine Mr.. p. H. O'Donnell of the school of
law. Thomas T. Devine. ABB. Of the grad
uate school and also addresses by students
in prose and verse. in Latin. Greek, French
and Spanish. Music will be furnished by
the college banjo club and by soloists. both
vocal and on the piano and flute.
The cardinal will respond and all the
addresses made by the students and others
will be presented to his eminence hand
somely printed in volume bound in red
morocco and Illustrated by hand. On the
| front page of this proposed volume will be
the cardinals arms and on the last page
| the seal of the college, with blue and gray
flags festooned about 1t. This Illumination
| is exquisitely done and is the work of Miss
8. S. Helm Of Georgetown.
The faculty of the college will be pre-
scented to the cardinal after the entertain
ment, the presentation to take place in the
Coleman Museum. The attendance will be
limited to members of the university and
| will not conflict with the public demon
stration at Carroll Institute tomorrow
evening.
| At the Catholic University.
| The cardinal will remain at the college
| as guest until tomorrow morning, when he
will go to the Catholic University. An
elaborate reception will be given at II
| o'clock. to be followed by banquet in the
dining hall. Bishop Keane will deliver the
| address of welcome on behalf Of the uni
| versity, the Rev. Thomas Bouquillon. act
ing dean of the faculty. will speak for his
colleagues, the Rev. Father Hogan will
make an address on the part OF the Divtn-
ity College, and Father Kerby of Dubuque
will represent the students. The cardinal
Is expected to make an appropriate re-
At Carroll Institute.
The principal event in this series Of ova
lions to the cardinal will be the reception
| which will be rendered to the cardinal by
| Carroll Institute in the main hall Of the in
stitute building on 10th street. Elaborate
preparations have been made in order tina
the reception will be worthy of the CUES
| of honor and of the institute. A larg'
number of invitations have been issued anC
arrangements have been made for handling
the throngs that will press On to this oc
casion to do honor to the cardinal. The hal
will be handsomely adorned with foliag,
plants and flowers, the American and papa
flags together with the coats of arms o
Maryland, North Carolina and Eir.inia
In addition to the orchestra there will b.
singing by a choir composed of the mem
bers Of several Of the Catholic choirs o
the city under the direction Of L. Z. Gan
non.
The president Of the institute, Mr. Ed
ward ]. Hannah, will make an address.
He will be followed by COMMISSIONS
John w. Ross. and a third address probabl,
will be made by a Senator. The cardina
will respond. and after Mr.. Hannah has in
troduced the invited guests. Vice Presiden
SOhon will present the public generally. In
vitations have been sent to the President
the members of the cabinet and member
of Congress
There will be no further ceremonies an
the cardinal will probably return to tn
university for the night and go to Balti
more Friday morning.
The committee having the arrangement
| in charge consists of E. J. Hannah, chair
man; J. Edmund Mallet, B. ]. Coyle, i. II
Forsythe, E. Francis Riggs, J. s. Laskir
NJ. 1. Weller. Lawrence Gardner. w. {
| Downey, Bernard Lacroft, Edward Muller
John J. Shugrue, George May, Prof. Jo
seph Foertsch. NJ. j. Halloran, DIR. Levi
| Johnson, Dennis Kerr, l.. Mangan, Pax
Cromlein, r. E. White, Carroll Diggs, Ed
mond Mallett jr., ]. NJ. Clark. Charles .
. Brown. E. J. Peckham. w. A. Howard an
, the officers Of the institute.