New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
1RCHBISHOP CORRIGAN PRESIDES.
A GALA DAY AT THE CATHOLIC SUMMER SCHOOL
NEAR PLATTsBURG.

GALA DAY AT THE CATHOLIC SUMNER SCHOOL
NEAR PLATTsBuRG
Plattsburg y. y. July %-To-day was ed'a
dav for Plattsburg and the Cathohc 'u'''''
School The festivities opened with soemH po"
.,acsl mass celebrated by Bishop Burke OF AZ
hanv assisted by the Very Rev Father NC
C,ck,n O. A. L. rector of the University OF "
80 "a assistant priest: the Rev. Fathers MUIR
,hv OF Rome, y. Y. and McMilian' - .. r. as
neacons OF honor: the Rev j. moran vi Oyue
Ohio as deacon and the Rev. d. Nolan. OF Mas
sars n Y. as sub-deacon. Archbishop Corrigah
,,rssded at the throne in cope and Intre sssis'eu
- ,ha Pow DR. Conaty and the Rev. j. A con-
ouv The masters Of ceremonies were the Kew
Joseph H. Mcmahon, OF New-forh anu "'e "e''
II Mangan. Chancellor Of the Albany diocese
The procession of dgnitaries FORMED IN tne mouse
~ vicar-C;eneral Walsh and marched to ST. John
C.oh The effect Of the brilliant vestments
,,naar the greenwood arch of the broad avenue
was superb. -. 1.u,.,,ht.
The Rev j. ]. Wynne. s. j. OF rhliaae'pnia,
.ditor of THE Messenger OF the sacred near
preached on the work OF the League Oh 'ne "do''u
Heart for fifty years ,,,,. ,.
r,gan and Bishop Burke at dinner a cIoeS tne
Archbishop and Bishop drove 70 tne hnd1ng sites
grogn,nd' an m in the presence of hundreds OF sum
mer School Students and visitors VINO had come ~
boat co ane Of the Administration Building and
blessed the Casino now IN c0urs made OF spirited and
n"nent speech treating Of the objects OF me sch9n
Snr which this building was 10 be efectea. a., r,s :
tHanEed the Archbishop for his kindness IN comihs
20 Piattsburg; referred to the special prlet OF ,ie
Hoiv Father and pledged the Summer Schoo a.
ways 10 follow the guidance OF ecclesastica! supe
r,ors He then Introduced the president OF me VII
iaoe Andrew McKeefe, who In rev w9ros th.
rss.ad his NJ ga sure to find Catholics endeavorihg
r. Inlid such an intellectual ednce on the nstorlc
chores OF Lake Champaign. where their ioreIathera
rad bled for the fabric OF our free Repubic -,
Major John Byrne. OF New-iork. president OF the
Jmnrovement Company. detailed the plans ana hopes
~ his company for the development or the properly
He said ne felt privilege TO be united WIN me
Hoard Of Trustees in such a work. and hoped tna'
every Catholic of the land would be Interested IN
this systematic plan Of lay people 10 assist the
clergy. -, ,-.,,,,a .,,a,
which all present Joined In the hymn Holy Cod
John Spellman, Of New York entertained Arch,
bishop Corrigan Bishop Burke. Judge Beach OF
New-York; John T. Riley. the Rev. J. A. Connolly
the Rev J. Ii. Mcmahon and the Rev. j. Mangan
at his country seat at Beekmantown. after the exer
In the evening Bishop Burke sang pon,ihca
yspers assisted by ieaeons OF honor and four cope
bearers The Very Rev. Or. J. NJ; Lynch. OF
Utica, preached on "The Beauty OF the Catholic
To-morrow reception win be rendered to B!shor
Burke at IL a. m, and at y m. reception Will bt
given to Archbishop Corrgan On Tuesday IN.
Archbishop will take trip 10 Lake Placid ant
Wilmington Notch. Archbishop Corftsah has in
timated his desire to be considered as life member
OF the Summer School