The morning times., 1895-10-02

Inc organ TeClldl dl St. II dtEith - az
>ompanied by the illumination of the
splendid interior of the church with elec-
trio lights for the first time, formed an
appropriate initial event for the Eucharis-
tic Congress, which begius Its session
this afternoon.
Large numbers of preiates had already
arrived last night and enjoyed the music
and beautiful display OF artistic work
that has recently been done upon the
grand old church.
some were in the auditorium and large
number in the chancel. Among the lat
ter were Archbishop Kane, of ST. Louis;
Archbishop Jansen. OF New Orleans; Bishop
Wonder Vyyer, of Richmond, Donoghue OF
Wheeling. Macs of Covington and Byrne
of Nashville, and Mgr. Sberetti OF New
York
The local clergy were especially well
represented, very fe W being Gabsent. Among
Nose noticed were Fathers Mackin,
Daugncrty. Griffith and Father Stafford,
assistant pastor of ST. Patrick's, who has
Just returned from Europe.
The entry OF Dr. John Gioyd, rector OF
st. Patrjck's, with his distinsus he'd
guests, was the signal for the opening of
he concert, with the singing of the grand
,class "Lauiamus Te," by Miss Blanche
Mattingly, assisted by the chorus, consist
ng of the following ladies and gentlemen:
Mrs. W. H CoombS, Mrs. ?. F. Cain, Misses
Bessie Hickey, Carrie Wood, II. A. Fouike,
Adelaide Boroeck, Rosa Cayce, X. {. Cullen,
Annie Grant, Augusta Borbeck, Annie E.
Smith, Lillian NJ. Smith, May Kockling,
Cora Gerish, Lillian NierDsee, NJ. II. Mitch
ell, Jennie Taylor, Anna A. Treanor,
and Mrs. P. G. j. Treanor and Mrs Wilson
Messrs. C. s. Richard, s. Meade, Thomas
Fitzgerald, Chas. Ballup, P II. Cromeiein,
P.F. Cain, ]. F. White, G. IL. Meem, G. +.
Goodchild, Tbos. A. Murray, Joseph G
Murray, \. Van Reuth, j. r. Hamilton
P. c. ]. Treanor, E. l.. Cox, Felix MahoDy,
J. j. Fisher, Lynch, Gillen, Grant, wilson,
and DR.. II 3. T. Heath.
The music was under the direction OF
Signor Mariana Mama. The choir consists
nj Miss Mnttingly, soprano: Mr.. william d.
Macfarland, tenor; Mrs. Paulina Mama,
alto, and Mr. Bernard D. Ryan, basso. All
participated as soloists in the excellent
programme Miss Louisa Boone was the
ergIanist for the accompaniment TO the
| vocal numbers.
The choir was assisted by Mr.. Anton
Kaspar vioIinst; Miss Anita Cluss, harp
fst, and Miss Mary Helen Howe, who sang
Mascagni's famous prayer beginning
''Eterno IdGio" with a sympathy of tone
| that carried with it the emotions OF her
auditors
Theotner numbers OF the programme were
as follows:
| aE.,, nd pani Mr. Inhn
! Porter Lawrence: saluiaris, E. Karst, Mr..
Mariana Maina; LIE Rouet D'omphale,
| Saint Saens. Mr.. John Porter Lawrence;
| Preghiera, Eterno Jddio, T. Mascagni, Mr..
| anton Kaspar violin obligato; Miss Anita
suss. harp obligato; Miss Mary Helen
Howe; Juxta Crucean, StahatMater, 6 CuTto;
Mr. Bernard A. Ryan and full chorus; a,
| Polonaise, Chopin, b, March Nnptial, Gull
mhat, Mr. John Porter Lawrence: How
Long, O Lord, Dudley Buck AR. William D.
| Mcfarland; Salve Regina, No 2, H. Dana,
Mrs. Paulina Mama: Peer Gynt, rei;-, Mr.
| John Porter Lawrence; Sauctus, Messe
eolennelle, Goanod, Mr.. William d. Nc
Farland and full chorus.
| MI Lawrence S handling ofthenagnificent
srgan would have eiicfted rounds OF APP
| piause in any secular concert.
| As the MUSIC was rendered the church
was gradually lighted till at the last the
whole was grandly Hum mated. This
feature was in charge of d. Colombiani,
the celebrated ecclesiastical artist of New
York, who designed the sanctuary of the
| .hurch.
| The diocesan directors, of whom Bishop
Macs is president, NET last night at the
| Arno to arrange the programme for the
Eucharistic congress.
The congress v i'll be convened this morn
ing at $3.50 O'Clock in St. Patrick sChurch,
where solemn high mass will be sung, Mgr.
| satolii. the apostolic delegate, being the
ceicbrant The sermon will be preached
by Rt Rev. Bishop Keane-
There viii be only one session of the
Congress to-day, which will begin at
.: so p. H., at the university.
Tomorrow there viii be two sessions,
one at 9: 80 a. ni., and the other ut 2:3O
o. NJ. Following the afternoon meeting
will be an hours alteration of the blessed
| sacrament q procession and benedict ion