The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-18
BOUND FOR L0UROES.
Niuety-three Pilgrims on Steamers
Paris and Noordland
Thew viii Visit Principal European
Cities on the Way.
IN he Granted q Special Audience
with tho Pope.

The Brooklyn pilgrims to Lourdes
boarded the steamships Paris and Noord-
land this morning, and the former ship
sailed with her contingent at IL o'clock.
The Noordland will sail this afternoon.
The pilgrimage was arranged under
the auspices of the Monastery of the
Precious Blood. at 212 Putnam avenue,
where the party, ninety-three all told.
assembled at o'clock this morning.
Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father
Gerhard, of Minnesota.
Half an hour before the service Faith
or Jarrett heard confessions for those
of the party who wished to avail them
| selves Of the privilege. Breakfast was
served in the Monastery, after which
tho entire party was photographed, and
then the members proceeded to the
American line pier and boarded the
vessels.
Those sailing on the Paris are in
charge of +. H. Throop. while Mrs.
Throop has charge Of the Noordland' s
Those on the Paris will reach South
London, where they will remain until
July IS From there they. will go to
Antwerp, where they will meet the
party that sailed on the Noordland
Two days will be spent in Antwerp.
when they start for Luxembourg. They
will reach Lucerne the last day OF the
month and proceed via ST Gothard run
8 and Rome the following day, when the
Pope will grant them an audience. The
banner of the pilgrims will be blessed.
and the party will proceed direct to
The members will start homeward two
days later, via Bordeaux, Paris and
Brussels, and sail from Antwerp, Those
who sailed on the Noordland will leave
Antwerp Sept. /, and those on the Paris
five DAYS later on the Pennland.
The party on the Paris are:
Miss s. E. Carly, Miss Mary Carly Miss NJ
O. Hynes Mrs S. T. Lyons, Miss Maggie wankey.
lanes McGuigan, Mrs A. C. sheridan. +: II.
Throop and Miss X A. MeHugh' Of BROOKLYN
Gibbons, Mamaroneck, n. y; Mr.. and Mrs James
Lyons Evergreens, l.. l.. and C. J. McCaferty.
New York City.
Those on the Noordland are:
Miss C. L. Aubrey. West Brighton. s. L.;
Mrs. and Miss Magdalena Becker. Miss Cathsrine
Bruli, Miss Mccannon Miss D. Cassidy Yrs, II.
Gassay Of N Nsw York; %sa Snd L. B. M
Emily Ciauss and Adoph Cluass, of Brooklyn;
R. e Connolly, wilm,nstpn pei; Rey' J. Ill.,, r.
lyn; Miss Cleo Donovan; Nsx York; Miss Julia
ley New York City: Miss Ellen Flynn. urbana,
a.; Rcv. A. j. Gerhard, Merriam Peak Mimi;
Miss Maude p. Gilion. Milford Mass. Mrs. p $.
Gilmore. Miss NJ. Gilmore New York; Miss
Catharine Gourley Paterson. N. j.. Miss NJ.
81. l.. Hsckctt. Miss Madeline ilessel Mr.. John
HodgkiSs Mr.. $. A. Hof, Mrs. $. A. Hof,
brooklyn; Rev. j. u. Hogan, Miss Mary Hogan,
Harvard, ILL.,; Miss X. +. Holland. Boston. Mass. !;
Mrs Margaret Holland. Chicago. Ill. Mrs. j. II.
Hurley Brooklyn; Miss Annie Hurley. Chicago;
Miss Y. C. Jackson. Boston: Miss Agnes Kaler
an, 1S1t Miss H'' %.n. G. Patterson. ha'F' NJ New i
Iuf, Chiilicothe. o.: Miss NJ. Mccarthy. Dor
chester, N. B.: Miss L. G. Melvin, N y; Miss
y Mentrup, Miss j. Mentrup. Brooklyn. Mrs.
II. L. Mooney. Cornwall ont the Hudson; Miss
Julia Morris, Baltimore Miss +. Murphy, New
York: Miss Mary A. Murphy and Miss NJ. OCon-
tor. Ne@ York; Rev W: J. o'Gorman. Paasaic.
y j.: Mrs. O'Gorman, Passaic. n. j.; Miss $.
I, OJIara. Brooklyn; Miss Mary O'Iiearn Brook
I'M Miss \. Il. ORourke Brooklyn: Mr.. Will
lam Poland. Chillicohe, .. Mrs. William Poland,
C,nliccthe, o.: Rev. Il. II. Porcie. $. r. NJ,
Booklyn Miss Abbie J. Reardon. Hartford,
Conn. Miss Hannah A.. Riordan Hartford
Conn; Miss Mary u. Rordan, Hartford, Conn. :
VI. George Russ, Wi,kesbarre. Pa: Mrs. Ber-
nard Sharkey Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. X. Span
gall Wilkesbarre, Pa; Mrs. r. H. Throup
Brookyn; Miss NJ. A. Tohn Albany. Miss NJ
n. Tobn Albany; Miss Sarah Treanor. Boston,
Mass, Miss Grace Tucker, Boston. Mass.