Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-18

students from the various colleges at Cath
clio University, under their respective rec
tors. The local clergy will follow, preced-
ing the visiting priests, who will be fol-
lowed by the heads of religious orders and
monsignori The procession viii move up
q street to 10th and stop in front of ST.
Nincents Orphan Asylum. proceeding to
The church, opposite, simultaneously with
the arch bishops and bishops, who will leave
the parochial residence and meet the line
at the church door
Bishop-elect cGorman will be escorted
by Bishops keane and Marty, the conse-
orators. preceded by fifteen bishops and SIX
archb.shops. and followed by Cardinal Sa-
TOLL. During the march the TIE Deum will
he sung by the acolyteS and divinity stu
dents. The officers a the conservation Will
be as follows:
Officers of the Conservation.
Consecrator, Cardinal Satoli: assistant
consecrators, Bishops Marty and keane;
assistant priest, Rev. Father Dumont: dea-
cons of honor, Revs. Father Lynch and
Father Carey; deacon of the mass, Rev.
Father Dolan; suhdeacon of the mass,
Rev. Father O'Neill; chaplains of bishop
elect, V. Henry Mensing and Rev J. +.
Ryan; chaplains of Bishop Marty, Rev
chaplains of Bishop K4ane, Rev. Father
Futterer and Rev. Father Fleming; notary,
DR.. Grammar; acolytes, two Paulist stu
dents: thurifer, Rev. Father Awkward: in
sigma bearers, Marist student, Paulist stu
dent, Holy Cross student; torch bearers
and Vesters, sanctuary boys of st. Pat
rick's Church; general master of ceremon-
les, Rev. J. +. McCiee: first master of cere-
monies for the con secra ton, Rev Father
FoSarty; second master of ceremonies for
the conservation, Rev. Father Crainley;
master of ceremonies for bishop-elect Rev
Father Sheahan. Archbishop Ireland will
preach the sermon and the last benedction
Will be pronounced by Cardinal Satolli The
proper, or ritual Of the mass, will be sung
by sanctuary choir. consisting of twenty
nine ecclesiastical students stationed at
one of the side chapels.
Rev. Dr. OGorman is a native of Boston
where he was born in 1913. His parents
removed to the west, and his boyhood was
spent In Chicago and st. Paul successiyely
pom reaching the proper age tafter re-
ceiving collegiate course and graduating
with high honorS) to enter a theological
seminary he was sent to France to be edu-
Gated for the priest hood. During his resi-
dence at the seminary he was classmate
of Archbishop Ireland.
He was ordained priest in St Paul. in
1865, and until 1876 had charge as mission
airy of a district which now comprises hf-
teen separate parishes.
In 1871 he Joined with the Paulist Fathers
IN their mission work, and during a portion
OF two years preached in the Cathedral in
New York. In 1855 he was made president
OF the Seminary of St. Thomas, in St Paul
and also occupied the professorship of
philosophy and dogmatic theology,
About six years ago he was apnointad
professor OF ecclesiastical history at the
catholic University, and since that time
has been a resident of the District of Co
iulhpla- turing his residence near Wash
lngton Bfshop-elect O'Gorman has been
very active in every good work in which
his assistance was asked. and he is beloved
and admired by wide circle of friends and
acqualntanceS. who deeply regret that he
is so soon to take his departure from
among them