New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14
CATHOLIC DrGyIriRIgS AT HOTEL CHAPLAIN

Hotel Champlan, y. Y, July - (SpeclaD.-Ths
weather is delightful. There no more beautiful
pictures In the world than these panoramas OF lake
and mountain. field and forest n hundred miles
long. unrolled all around this superb hotel. The
place never looked moro attractive. Every one Is
brimful OF gayety and activity.
The highest dlgnitaries Of the Church arrived
during the week to assist in the ceremonies attend
ng the opening OF the fourth annual session OF
the Catholic summer school OF America on Sun
day last Monsgnor Saolll celebrated pontifcal high
In ST Johns Church at Pattsburg the
academic grove OF this institution. being situated
between Plat,sburg and this resort. whose park II
adJoins. The Apostolic Delegate was the guest
OF the Champlain and was met at the station by n
large delegation Manager Seavey placed his own
victoria and horses. which had been trimmed with
the Papa colors. at the disposal OF the delegate.
The entrance to the hotel was also decorated with
yellow and white. Monsgnor Satolli was received
by the Rev Father Conaty. president OF the Catholic
Summer School, who knelt and kissed HIS FIX
cecncy's hand. Many ladies and gentlemen fol-
lowed his example The orchestra played the cor
onation march from The Prophet" as the party
advanced along the spacious rotunda OF the house.
A fine musical programme arranged for the
evening concert, all the selections being by Italian
composers After the concert the guests assembled
in the beautiful white and gold ballroom. where
dancing INDUCED In until late hour. The
officers OF the 2ist Regiment, L. 5. A.. In their
uniforms added brllliancy TO the occasion. on
Sunday special trains run between here and
Plattsburg TO accommodate those who wished to
witness the ceremonies.
Judge Miles Beach. OF the Supreme Court. gave
a dinner party here Saturday evening. to Arch
bishop Corrigan and others Covers laid for
eight
Among late arrivals from Greater New-York are
John f. Farley. V. c.; Philip Smyth. the Rev. j..
T. Bother. T.. G. Hynes. James Barrett. =. W.
Sanders. Mrs. ID. Mchaux. Albert Michaux. Joseph
A. Herman. Augustn Sedwitn. Cornelius O'Rellly.
W. J. H. DAILY, John H. Manning IL. q. Runkle,
G. +. Knott. Miss Knott. Miss Hattie Danbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Blank. Mr.. and Mrs. y. Barrett.
Miss Barrett r. G. Francis. NJ. T.. BANNER. r. j..
BANNER. +. }. Murray, Misses Alice and May
Murray, W. r.. Mosher f.. w. Wagner. Mr.. and
Mrs W. VI. Gregory John Stratman, j. w. Bryan.
Mrs. de Mena Miss Annie de Mena Captain Sorela.
C. w Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. j. Naughton. Miss
Emilia Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hill. Dr.:
William j. Hill George NJ. Thompson. Mrs; and
Miss Thompson. G. 4. Atwater. c. Archer L. Z.
Prendergast. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Iseln. Mrs. r.
g. WAltham Bryan watham, Mr. and Mrs; E.
W. Phillips, Mrs e. Morrison Miss Morrison. Mr..
Westbrook, p. .Ayres. Miss f. y: Ayres. Mr. and
Mrs. j.. II. Harley Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Evans.
Mr. and Mrs G. d. Morgan. J. G. .Connor. Alex
W r. Mofiitt. Mr and Mrs A. c. Grnith. E. X.
Robinson. Misses Beach. Major l. 8. Bryce, Frank
Taylor and w. ii. Hearst