Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-03
TRIBUTES TO The CARDINAL
Reception rendered to Cardinal Satol-
Ii BY Faculty and Students of st.
MichaePs College.
AN ELABORATE DINNER AT ST. VINCENT
Reception at Archbishop's House Last
Night Congratulations Cabled to
Pope Leo X[II-Cardinal and
Archbishop Depart.

Pope Leo xGIT-Cardinal and
| Archbishop Depart.
Yesterday was very happy day fol
Santa Fe's distinguished guest, His Emf
uence Francis Cardinal Satoli. After
the morning devotions at the Lorettc
chapel the cardipcl and Archbishop Chap
ellie were tenderf very hearty reception
by the faculty aud students of St. Mich.
ael's college. The reception committee
consisted of Brother Bernard, Daniel 8
Coughlin and e. J. yillanyi. In the par.
lors Rev. Brother Botulph welcomed his
eminence TO ST. Michael's college. After
| visiting the old chapel of San Miguel
which greatly interested the apostolic
delegate they proceeded to the reception
room where the students had as
| sembled to welcome them. Here the
guests took seats on the elabor-
ately decorated stage, and, after
receiving the papal blessing, the college
glee club greeted his eminence with the
strains of "Yivat Pastor Bonus" An En-
gllsh address of welcome was then deliv-
cred by Master John Jaap, of tho gradual.
ing class, to which Archbishop Chapelle
made reply in appreciative terms. After
selection by the college orchestra, Mas
ter John German delivered an address in
Spanish, assuring his eminence Of the
great affection and high esteem in which
he has ever been held by the students of
st. Michael's college. The attention and
interest with which his eminencs received
the words of the youthful orator, gave
evidence of the great interest which he
has always entertained in the develop
ment of Christian youth, and the progress
of education in America.
Upon request of Brother Botulph the
cardinal conferred upon MI present the
papal benediction at the close of the cere-
monies.
DINNER AT ST. vINCENT's.
A dinner WAS served at l p. H., at
st. Vincent sanltarium when forty-two
guests sat at table The cardinal occu-
pied the seat of honor. On his right sat
Archbishop Chapelle, Vicar General Four
chegu, Mayor Easley, Hon. L. l.. Hall,
DR.. Sloan, Capt. Bulls, Mr.. Adolf Selig-
man, Hon. Samuel Eldodt, Hon. John p.
Victory, Judge A. L. Morrison, Hon. B.
M. Read and on his left were Hon. Lorion
Miller, DR.. Orban, Mr.. Geo. II. Cross
Judge Laughlin, Hon. Sol. Spiegelberg
and members of the local and visiting
clergy. The dinner consisted of eight
superb courses and it was served with all
the delicate attention to detail that char
acterizes the daily life Of the popular and
beloved hostess, Sister Victoria. White
lace curtains hung over yellow silk
screened the long windows in the dining
hall. Festoons of evergreen tied with
cardinal ribbons hung from the four
corners of the room. The table was a
brilliant sight with its silver plate and
cut glass accompaniments, and running
its whole length were laid alternating
wreaths of ferns aud smilax tied together
with broad cardinal ribbon, the center
piece being composed Of red and white
carnations clustered about massive
bouquet of Amaryllis Johsonii.
When the coffee came on His Grace
Archbishop Chapelle formally again vel
coined his eminence among us and in re-
sponse to his call happy addresses were
ulduo Nv lCdI OcHcIdl OCCE6-
tary Miller, Judge Laughlin and Hou. B.
NJ. Read In response Cardinal Satolli
spoke with much feeling, using "the
Latin of the C@sars." He referred to the
mmensity aud grandeur of our country;
to the pleasure it had given him to travel
through New Mexico and meet its people.
He spoke of the evident good fellowship
prevailing between the authorities of the
church and those of the civil law, and eX-
pressed the hope that it would be but a
short time before another bright star
would be added to the constellation of
the American states. A burst of ap-
plause greeted the cardinals happy
remarks, adieus were said and the "a
sembly dispersed according praises to
the good Sisters of Charity for the pleas
nre of two hours spent in the cardinals
society.
THE PUBLIC RECEPTION.
From 7:30 to 10 O'Clock last evening
the archbishop's house was the scene of Il
great outpouring of the people in honor
of the able churchman. happy throng
was constantly coming and going. The
archbishop and DR.. Orban stood with his
eminence and Miss Solignac was assisted
in receiving the callers by Miss Morrison,
Miss Carmen Sena and Miss ]. Smith, of
Loretto convent; also by Mr.. Manning
Combs, Mr.. G. l.. Solignac, Mr.. Geo. A.
johnson and Mr.. J. D. Sena.
AT THE ST. VINCENT CHAPEL
At an early hour this morning his
eminence celebrated mass in the beauti-
full chapel at St. Vincent sanitarium and
afterward met all the sisters in the parlor
observing as he took his departure that
his meeting with the Sisters of Charity
was the crowning event of his delightful
visit to the City of the Holy Faith.
CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE POPE.
The present Roman pontiff was
crowned as Pope Leo XIII just eighteen
years ago to-day. Yesterday WAS the
pope's 86th anniversary. This morning
Cardinal Satolli and Archbishop Chapelle
Joined in sending cordial lcongratulatory
message to the holy father which will
reach the vatican by cable this afternoon.
OFF FOR DENVER.
At IL o'clock the cardinal accompanied
by Archbishop Chapelle, DR.. Orhan and
Rev. Francolon left in a special car over
the A., L. l. s. f. for Colorado Springs
and Denver. vast throng was at the
depot to cheer the party on their way.
The visit of Cardinal Satolli will ever
remain cherished recollection III the
hearts Of all Santa Feans.
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