The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-15
SATOLLI'S FAST DAY
The Papal Delegates Frugal
Lunch at Taylor's Hotel
Yesterday.
GRAND RECEPTION AT BUTLER
Celebration of the Anniversary OF
St. Anthony of Padua at the
New Jersey Shrine.

Aionslgnor Sato1li the PaneI Ab1aoa+.
ms private Secretary, and a nnmbe. ~
priests arrived at the Pennsylvania RAIL
road station from Washington vestar5av
afternoon. He was met by thA varv
heVs. Boniface Da Verona, Daniel A
York - H'e"
Manager Robie of Taylor's Hotel es-
corted the party TO Parlors and3 of the
notel Where the Monsgnor rested after
ms Journey. Soon afterward a lunch
was served in one of the Drivhte dining
rooms which was beautifully decorated
win hoWers and plants This elaborate
~ menu I was served under the supervision
OF deadWafter Miller
FAST DAY MENU.
TAYLoRs HOTEL,
Jersey City, Nj.
RICHARD H REED :: PRoPR1rrou
MENU.
Clovis en- coquiIle. sherry.
Olives. ceIeri. 1' RAIDS. Z dfGAE con,cbo,s
Creme de Choux Fleur, Chianti,
PoIssoN
Poisson Bleu la Maitre d'HoteI cgriIieo,
0-'i'i-"' fihceSSei - saIade de Laitue
volau.vent de Clovis, a a Ia Iafss Refine.
Spaghetti a lItalienne.
Petts Pois. Francois. LEU MES pommes pr;n...s.
Sorbet Slberien
saiade de Homard a La Cardinal
,,. DESSERT.
"''efu@ Assorsls' Fromage, Fruits.
LIE Il Aout 1891 0aie Non O.
- AS yesterday was the vigil of the
Tt'.L Vast OF the Assumption of the Blessed
maaf ~ siH M NARY It was fast day. and no
meat was on the menu.
:, AT the conclusion of the lunch, the dis
tilS S1lshed party was escorted back to
Rn+Iat.p f5ie Iaepot, where the Monsignor left for
ftfrsT fc1,o Il
superintendent McKelvey of the sus
gaenanna 9aen Iao and M Western Railroad Com
PdIy. Inc interior of the car was decor
ated with the Stars and StripesN and The
Papal yellow and white.
81. Anthony's Shrine, the little blue
hill at Butler, n. J.. was abIaze eop viii ~
'eol9red lights and festoonings of ferns
idtd and lowers decorated the entrance and
tolic Delegate. The CONGREGATION and
good Catholics for miles about turned
oL ms presence was the celebration of
Ine seventh centenary of ST. Anthony
Mgr Satolli being member of the third
order OF st. Francis, Father Albert the
rector of the church. thought it fitting to
invite him to take part in the celebra-
RECEPTION AT BUTLER
Mhen the train bearing the Apostolic
Deiegate arrived at the station at S:45
ton from St. Anthony's ongregatIon
with carriage driven by four white
horsss esaa After Aft few minutes. drive they
| two blocks from the church. the whole
conSfegatlon awaited the arrival of the
distinguished visitor. The Papal Dele
gate was conducted to the church in
chuch bells, the music Of the Butler sii-
Yer Cornet Corps, and booming of can
| non. AS the procession entered the
chapel the choir sang ''Ecce SacerCos.'
After the services in the chapel, which
visitors with, an open air concert. Bon
| fires cleaned from the surrounding hill
| tops, and great light Illuminated the
church tower. Mgr. SatoIli was escort
decorated with bunting, the Papa1 coll
| ors, and vines. The Delegate sat down
| to the simple repast of the Franciscan
| Fathers, which consisted of but two
| TODAY'S SERVICES.
| AT 1920 this morning the Apostolic Dele
| gate celebrated pontifical high mass, as
| sisted by the Franciscan Fathers The
mass was followed by a sermon on the
life and miracles of the great thaurma-
thony of Padue. In the afternoon there
was a religious procession through the
wood known as Grace Valley and dedi-
Gated to our Lady of Sorrows" Brief
| services were held at the chapel in the
woodland
ST. Anthonys shrine is one of the most
unique editices of its kind in the coun-
! try. The altar is a reproduction of Mount
| Calvary, while on the right is the shrine
wherein lies the figure of st. Anthony
painting of the saint surrounded by his
guardian angels in bas relief The whole
/ interior is modelled after a famous Old
World church. The interior walls are
| stones laid in cement, so that the inter-
| iOr reDreSeQtS a 2rOttO.