The evening world., 1894-07-18
BOUND FOR loURDES.
Ninety-three Pilgrims on Steamers
Paris and Noordland
They viii Visit Principal European
Cities on the Way.
To BE Granted . Special Audience
with the Pope.

The Brooklyn pilgrims to Lourdes
boarde ed 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-thres all told,
assembled at Z o'clock this morning.
Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father
Gerhard, Of Minnesota.
Half an hour before the service Faith
er Barrett heard confessions for those
of the party who wished to avail them
selves Of the privilege. Breakfast was
served in the Monastery, after which
the 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 f. H. Throop. while Mrs.
Throop has charge of the Noordland's
Those on the Paris will reach South
ampton July S, and proceed direct to
July 2s From there they. will 60 to
Antwerp. where they will meet the
party that sailed on the Noordland.
Two days viii be spent In AntT ThI,
will reach Lucerne the last day Of the
month and proceed via ST. Gothard Tun-
mel to Milan. Venice will be reached Aug.
gops VII srsnt audiences the
banner Of the pilgrims will be blessed,
and nd,ut 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
a Ave- deys s ister on S the PennlSnd Inc
The party on the Paris are:
Clarke. Miss Nj: Hart. Mrs. William Hughes, T.
Throop and Miss X. a. McHugh, of Brooklyn;
Gss r. a and Mrs M
Lyons. Evergreens L. l.. and c. J. Mccanerty
New York City.
Those on the Noordland are:
NM mis-: MI, hussy Yssi bsh,en
rrull. Miss McCannen. Miss D. Cassidy. Mrs, II.
Sy Nj, yo5S %., And Mrs s,,G1 T S,
Emily CLAUS and Adolph Clusss; of Brooklyn
I. g. Connolly. Wilmington. pei; Rey J; +
R.n k. ss@ York AG Gg Mr. hf Donn.y
lyn; Miss Cleo Donovan. New York; Miss Julia
I,onoysn. Paterson, s. N j.; Miss Jennie I. p Far
g; Rev. a. J. Gerhard, Merriam Peak, Mimi.
Miss Maude p. Gilon, Milford. Mass. Mrs. p. s.
Gilmore. Miss NJ. Gilmore. New YORK. Miss
g, l.. IIsckett. Miss Madeline IIes.el. Mr. John
In.gkiss. Mr.. 8. 4. HoG. Mrs 8. A.. Hor
Harvard. Ill. Miss X. r. Holland Boston. Mass. !;
Mrs. Margaret Holland. Chicago. Ill. Mrs. J. II.
Hurley. Brooklyn; Mis-. Annie Hurley. Chicago;
sna Miss Ellen len. g. Rsler' New
Ms. John c; Kane. New York: Mrs. F: Mar
luF Chilicothe. o.: Miss NJ Mccarthy. Dor
chester. N B.. Miss e. C. Melvin. N. Y: Miss
II Mentrup. Miss J. Mentrup,. Brooklyn; Mrs
u. l.. Mooney. Cornwall on the Hudson Mis-
Julia Morris, Baltimore; Miss Il. Murphy, New
York; Miss Mary A. Murphy and Miss NJ o'Con-
ner, New York; Rev. W; J. oGoIman, Psssaie
l.. o'Hsrs. Brooklyn; Miss Mary o Hsarn, Brook
Ign; Miss A. D. o'Rourke, Brooklyn; Mr VIII
chillleothe. O.: Rev E. II. Poroile. S. p. Il.
Brooklyn; Miss Abbie J. Resrdon, Hartford
:'onn.; Miss Hannah A. Rordsn, Hartford.
ionn. Miss Mary z. Riordan. Hartford Conn.
psrd Sharkey. Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs X. Span
gall. Wilkesbarre. Pa; Mrs y. II. Throup,
Brooklyn, Miss n. 4. Tobin, Albany: Miss NJ.
n. Tobin, Albany; Miss Sarah Treanor. Boston,
Mass Miss Grace Tucker Boston, Mass,