Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-02

The order of the service was as follows
Celebrant, His Eminence Cardinal Satolli
assistant priest, Very Rev. A. Fourchegu
deacon of the mass, Rev. Francolon, OF
Manitou, Colo; sub deacon, Rev. Gilber
ton, OF Guadalupe church, Santa Fe; dea
cons of honor, Very Rev. Jas. H. Defouri
of Las Vegas; Rev. A. M. GENTLE, s. j., o
Albuquerque; assistants to his grace
Archbishop Chapelle. Rev. J. M. Coudert
of Bernalillo; Rev. @. NJ. Capilupe, s. j
of Las Vegas; Rev. A. Orban, D. D.. LII
d., Catholic University, Washington, d
c.; Rev. G. Di Palma, 8. j., of Las Vegas
Rev. A. Barran; cross bearer, Rev. j
Gauthier; master of ceremonies, Rev
Jules Deraches; train-bearer to the car
dinal, Mr.. D. Conklin.
TRIBUTE TO THE CARDINAL.
His grace, Archbishop Chapelle, preach
ed the sermon, in Spanish and English
incidentally paying lofty tribute to the
learning and ability of Cardinal Satoll
and the high mark of confidence reposet
in his eminence by the sovereign pontif
in delegating him to tho distinguished
office he holds in America.
As center of musical culture it may
be said without eYaggeration that Santt
Fe did itself proud yesterday.
An augmented choir and orchestra com
posed OF the following persons rendered
a very creditable program: Choir, 1s
sopranos, Mrs. Geo. H. Cross. Mrs. u
Chacon; mezzo-sopsanos. Mrs. LsBrur
Chaves, Miss L. Peaed, fstaes sam pbei
altos, Mrs. A. G. Ireland, Mrs. Yrisarri
tenor, Mr.. W. M. Upton; bassos, Mr.. Il
G. Reed, Alfred Hinojos; baritone, Rev
Henry Pouget, DR.. Crosson, Pablo Del
gado; choir master, Rev. Henry Pouget.
The orchestra was composed as fol
lows: W. Il. Griffin, JAS. Seligman, Arthur
Seligman, Prof. Schormoyer, violns; Mr.
Lorenzo, cello; Philip H. Harroun. flute
organist, Brother Edward.
The mass was Leonards 3d in fiat
the Gloria being omitted on account oI
the Lentcn season.
40 Salutaris" by Leonard WAS beauti
fully rendered by Mr.. Upton, at the Of
fertory, and Neyerbeer's celebrated "Coro
nation March" was rendered by the or
ganiat at the conclusion of tho mass and
while the magnificent procession filed
down the center aisle aud ont of The
cathedral.
In the afternoon at pontifcal vespers
were sung, his eminence, the cardinal
again presiding.
AN EXQUISITE SOLO.
The music for this service, in addition
to the Gregorian chant, was Capard's &c
Salutaris," rendered exquisitely by Mrs
E. Chacon. "Tantum Ergo" "MagniAcat'
and "Adoremus," all oapably rendered by
the full choir, orchestra and organ.
Taken in it's entirety the service con-
nected with the visit of Cardinal Satolli
was such as to. inspire veneration and
respect from the vast multitude which
assembled to do honor to the distin.
guished guest.
ENTERTAINMENT AT LORETTO CONVENT.
At 12 O'Clock yesterday, after pontitica1
mass at the cathedral, his eminsnoe, Car
dinal Satolli, and his grace, Archbishop
Chapelle, accompanied by the visiting
and resident clergy, repaired to Lorette
convent, where u sumptuous dinner
awaited them. It was served by the
young lady pupils Of the academy.
At s p. M, yesterday, a welcome con
cert was given at the academy and ths
pupils acquitted themselves most credit
ably. The address by Miss j. Smith was
very fine.
A feature Of the evening was the can
tata, "Garden Of Singing Flowers" This
was heartily enjoyed by his emiuencs ahd
by all present.
The young ladies displayed excellent
vocal abilities, and, in the instrun enta
music on the various instruments, great
facility, taste and expression were ex
hibited. Both the convent and the acad
emy we're artistically decorated.
SERVICES THIS MORNING.
This morning both his eminence ant
his grace said mass In the beautiful chap
81 of Our Lady of Light, where the sing
ing during the cardinals mass was al
usual finely rendered.
After mass the community enjoyed ;
visit from his eminence and both sister.
and pupils of Loretto feel highly honoret
and indeed deeply grateful to the grant
prelate now in our midst.
At ST. MIoHAEL's COLLEGE.
At 10 o'clock this morning an elaborat,
and beautiful entertainment IN honor o
the cardinal was given at st. Michael'
college.
Soll "a i..l~ -.
afternoon, with dinner at ST. vincen
sanitarium, given by the noble Sister Vic
toria, when covers we're laid for forty
persons and the cardinal and archbishop
were the guests Of honor.