Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-13
}. O'GORMAN'S ELEVATION
Ceremonies Attending His Conservation Is
Bishop of Sioux Falls
Cardinal Satolli Will He Assisted by
Distingulshed Prelates of
the Catholic Church.

The conservation of the Right Rev. DR..
O'Gorman as bishop Of Sioux Falls, which
will be solemnized by Cardinal Satolli Sum
day next at St Patr:ck's Church, is ex-
pected to be the last pl tlic ceremony at
which that eminent divire will officiate be-
fore leaving the United States.
The ceremonies will be more than usually
impressive and solemn, and the effect will
be greatly increased by the beautiful ap-
pontmenta of the edifice in which the cere-
mony will take place.
Cardinal Satolli will be assisted at the
conservation of Bishop O'Gorman by Right
Rev. Martin Marty, former bishop Of Sioux
Falls, and Bishop Keane, rector of the
Catholic University, of the faculty of
which the b.shop-elect has been one of the
most distinguished and honored members.
The sermon will be delivered by Arch
bishop Ireland.
Description of the Ceremony.
The services will C. mmence with Cardinal
Satoll sitting in front of the main altar,
when the bishop-elect, wearing his small
cap, will be led before him by the assistant
bishops. The senior assistant bishop WILL
after a short pause, say: Most reverend
father, our Holy Mother. the Catholic
Church, requires of you to raise this priest
here present to the burdensome office Of
bishop
The apostolic commission will then be
asked for and read. After the administra-
ton of the oath the examination will be
proceeded with. At its close the assistants
will lead the bishop-elect before Cardinal
Satoll, when the former will kneel and
kiss the hand of the latter.
Mass will then be commenced and con-
tinue until after the epistle, when the
bishop-elect will again be taken before the
himself
floor. The iitanies will be cnanted and
Cardinal Sa.olli will place the book OF the
Gospel open on the shoulder Of the bishop
elect.
Next the consecrator and the assistants
will lay their hands upon the head of the
bishop-eiect. each touching his head with
both hands. saying: Receive thou the
Holy Ghost"
The head of the elect will then be bound
with linens and anointed with chrism,
while the "Veni Creator will be sung. AZ
ter the usual prayers the hands of the
b.shop-eiect will be anointed and the GRO
sier and ring will be blessed and given
him. The kiss of peace will be given and
mass continued:
present to the cardinal two lighted tapers,
two loaves and two small barrels Of wine.
After communion the kiss Of peace will
again be given.
The New Bishops First Blessing.
Later, the cardinal will be seated and the
new bishop. wearing small cap, will kneel
before him, while the former, rising, will
bless the inter and place it on the head
of the bishop-elect. The gloves will then
be blessed, and the new bishop will be es-
corted by the assistants down the main
aisle and back to the chair previously &C.
crpied by the cardinal. The tie Deum"
will be sung, while the bishop will pass
through the aisle blessing the congrega-
tion Once more the cardinal will give him
the kiss of peace, when he will retire to
his own chapel and read the last gospel,
which the cardinal will read at the main
altar.
The Musical Program.
AS the procession Of clergy enter the
church from Carroll Institute, where they
will assemble previously, the orchestra, as
sisted by Miss NJ. Louise Boone organist,
and with Professor Mariana Mama as d.
rector, will render ,Mendelssohn's Grand
Professional March" The "Kyrie" and
sung by chorus of priests. After the ser
mon the 'Credo" from Gounods "Solen-
nellie" will be given, to be followed by
Ecce saeerdo Magnus," which will be
sung as baritone solo by Professor Maina.
other parts of the program will be the
Sanctus by GouEod. the "Agnus Del"
the "Benedictus." by Gounod, and the
and the concluding number will be a sol
emn march by Wagner, which will be per-
formed by the orchestra and on the organ
A complete orchestra of twenty perform
ers: including Miss Anita Cluss, harpist
Will support the choir on the occasion. ali
being under the direction of Professor
Mama.
The solo parts of the program will be
sung by Miss Blanche Mattingly, soprano:
Mrs: Paulina Mama, alto Mr. William d.
Mcfarland, tenor. and Mr.. Bernard A.
Ky an, basso. The chorus will consist of
Miss Jennie Mudd, Miss Bessie Hickey.
Mrs: Paul F. Cain, Miss Carrie Wood. Miss
Adelaide Borbeck. Miss Rosa Cayce, Miss
e G. Cullen, Mrs. P. Treanor Miss Mary
McMenamin, Mrs. Henry W. Sohon, Miss
Maud Mccoy, Mrs. w. p HAGEN. Miss
Mary Griffin: Miss Anna G. Borgan, Miss
AUGUSTA Borbeck, Mrs. ]. B. Wilson, Miss
J: Wilkinson. Miss May Koehling, Miss
Cora Gerish, Miss Lillian Niernsee, Miss
Anna Treanor, Miss Ellis, Miss Amy M
Rosser. Miss Eva Keleher. Miss A. E. Smith
and Miss L. NJ. Smith, DR.. H. B. F. Heath.
Messrs. Thomas Fitzgerald. Stasius
Meade. Charles Balluff, John Treanor. y. r.
Gotwall, Paul Cromelein, Charles F. Good
child, j. J. Hamilton, j. B. Wilson. A. Van
Reuth. Paul F. Cain, p Treanor, S. Kauff-
man and ]. F. White