St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-28
TONIGHT'S RECEPTION.
MGR. SAT0LLI THE GUEST OF THE
CATHOLIC LAITY.
THE EVENINGS PROGRAMmE.

THE EVENINGS PROGRAMME.
Formal Invitation Extended and
Accepted - Address of We'll
come by Hon G. d. O'Brien-
Response by Mgr. satolli-List
of Committees.
The reception to Mgr. Satolli at the
Ryan hotel this evening will be on a
scale fitting the high esteem in which
the Catholic people hold that distin-
guished papal ablegate Wednesday
evening Judge William Louis Kelly,
Judge i. j.. Macdonald, NJ. w. Cole,
John Caulfeld and p. NJ. HenneSsy
waited on Mgr. Satolli at the archiepis-
copal residence and were presented to
him formally by Archbishop Ireland.
These gentlemen then presented a
formal invitation to the distinguished
prelate to attend the reception to be
given in his honor. Mgr. Satolli in
formed the committee that he would be
glad to accept the Invitation to be pres
emf. He expressed himself as being
highly honored by the Catholic citizens
by such reception.
The committee on invitations has sent
cards of invitation to 1900 citizens of
ST. Paul and 700 more to ladies'
and gentlemen in other parts of the
state. Word has been received from
Duluth that there viii be delegation
of thirty prominent citizens from that
city. The committee has also learned
that ladies and gentlemen will be
present from saltwater, Hastings. st.
Cloud, Shakopee, Jordan, Winona, Man
kato, Faribault. Rochester and Owa-
tonna.
The committee on badges has selected
three colors TO be used by the several
committees. The committee on arrange
ments Will wear white badges, the COM
mittee on reception purple, and the
committee on enter tainment light blue
ones. The lettering on the badges is in
gold letters in the following form:
Committee on Arrangements
Reception rendered his grace, Mgr.
Satolli, by the Catholic laity of ST. Paul,
Hotel Ryan, July %, 1898.
Those receiving will be Mgr. Satolli,
DR.. O'GOrman. Dir. Grammar, DR.. Sha-
han and DR.. Pace, of the Washington
Catholic university; Archbishop Ire
land, Archbishop Grace, of ST. Paul;
Mgr. Ravoux, Bishop McGolrick, of
Duluth; Bishop Cotter, of Winona;
Bishop Zardetti, of st. Cloud; Bishop
Shanly, of North Dakota, and Bishop
Marty. of South Dakota.
An address will be delivered at the
reception by Hon. c. D. O'Brien. whose
subject is "The Catholic Laity." A re
ply will be made by Mgr Satolli.
The committee on arrangements held
a meeting last evening and ascertained
that every detail of all the committees
has been provided for. The finance
committee reported that abundant pro-
vision has been made Tor all expenses.
The personnel of the several commit
tees is as follows:
Arrangements-M w. Cole, William
Cunningham, E. J. Darragh, l.. n.
Dion, G. L. Haas, w. a. Hardenberg,
Z. NJ. Hennessy, p. H. Kelly. Peter
Kopriva, II. G. McNair, John f. Nc
CauIey, G. ID. O'Brien, C.. L. PuSch,
George Refs.
Reception-J. H. Allen, Judge Allen,
Winona; j. F. Broderick, Thomas Ber-
riSford, Henry Boucher, Patrick Ii.
Butler, p. j. Bowlin, Bruno Beaupre.
J. /. Beaumont; John q. Brown, Du-
luth; NJ. Bredemus, Minneapolis;
Mr.. Bush, Winona; Fred Bush.
Red Wing; William Busch, Red Wing;
p. f. Burke, Saltwater; Frank Betten-
berry, ST. Cloud; P. E. Burke Jr., Still
water; William Bolan, Minneapolis;
John Clark. John Caulheld, James
Cleary, Mark Costello, John Clarkin.
James Cullen, B. A. Cox, q.
w. Copley; r. A. Costello, Duluth;
jeremiah Coughlan, MinneapO-
lis; Patrick Carney, Mankato;
Edward Cousandier, Mankato; p. V.
Dwyer, George Dempsey, A. Dufresne.
James q. Donnelly, Peter DAILY, w. A.
Davern, w. Il. Donohue. Minneapolis;
Theo Hamm, c. H. Hebron. Rochester;
FaribauIt; r. f. Hirscher Jr.,
Shakopee; James Hovorka, Shak-
opee; NJ. Hogan, Sank Center;
NJ. Jordan, William l.. Kelly,
F. X. Deragisch, Saltwater; j. J. Egan,
j. NJ. Egan, Patrick Egan, p. F. Egan,
Timothy Foley. Daniel Fitzgerald,
Thomas Fitzpatrick ST., Ii. F. Kennedy,
p. L. Kavanagh, James King, John
Kerwin, Frank Farrell; Anthony Kelly,
Minneapolis; A. Hackmann, Duluth; j.
Klein, Mankato; E. Kayl, Fairbault;
Charles Friend ST.; NJ. IL. KeeIy, Fart
bault; E. Fiebeyer, Duluth; Capt. Kav-
anagh, Faribault; j. Foyendin, Still
water; Paul Kemp. Winona; Emil
Geist; William A. KrenZ, Saltwater;
f. X. Gravel, d. w. Lawler, Thomas
Grace ST., j. 4. NJ. Leonard; Frank
Gibbons; John Ludwig, Winona;
p. J. Gleason; NJ. Cross, Minneapolis;
Ben Garlach, Red Wing: John Hickey:
II. c. Huot, Robert Hamp, Duluth; ia
cob Manner, A. d. Mcleod, w. l.. Nc
Cauley, Samuel Morrison, Charles l.
Mccarthy, William Markoe, j. Melady,
DIR. a. Macdonald, John L. Macdonald,
George Mitsch ST.; G. p. McGinnis,
Duluth; NJ. w. Miller, Duluth; John
c. Maloy, Hastings; John F. Meagher,
Mankato; John Rogers Jr., Timothy
Reardon; G. Roderick, Jordan; W..
Rodenberger, st. Cloud; John
Swartz, Henry Smith, d. NJ. Sullivan :;
Y. Mayer, Shakopee; n. Mueller, Wi
mona: g. f. Macdonald, ST. Cloud; j. C..
Nolan, Fred NlcOlin, Jordan; Mat Mach
bar, Jordan: Michael Nash, Mlnneapo-
lis; John B. Olivier, J. p. O'Connor;
Patrick Seaman, Rochester: Albert
Schaller, Hastings; g. Strunk, Winona;
George Sullivan, Saltwater; John
Twohy Jr. NJ. c. TautgeS, Hast
ings; B. Toensxen, Saltwater; p.
Voss, Minneapolis; J. w. Willis.
r. j. O'Reilly; James O'Brien, Stillwa-
ter; John O'Brien, Saltwater; NJ. j..
OConnor, j. S. Prince, John Purdy, j..
C. Prendergast, g. Pilkinton, Thomas
A. Prendergast, M. r. Prendergast;
Mic Postwalk. Duluth; Ii. Puff. st.
Cloud; Ii. T. Quinlan, E. a. Wbitacre,
f. f. Wilde; William Wentheinser, Min.
neapolis; NJ. Walsh, Minneapolis; IL. c.
Wait, st. Cloud; F. YAM, Hastings
Sebb Zimmerman, ManKatO.
Entertainment-Jose Artb, 2. L.
Aufang, Ed Ayd, Frank Ayd, NJ. Il.
Burke, NJ. j. Boyle, John East, B.
Beck, l.. L. Samme, Peter John,
William l.. Kelly Jr.. NJ. +. Kahn,
Charles j. Kelly, John KEENAN,,
Engelbert Koch, Hugo Klapproth,
DIR. E. W. Buckley, Pierce Butler, CIV.