New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-16
SATOLLIIN BROOKLYN.

TIE GI.EsT OF HONOR At A BRILLIANT REcEP.
Tlov ny THE COLUMBIAN GLIB.
Cardinal Satolli made his last public appearances
In this country as guest last evening". al TO
ceptIon given by the Columbian Club In his honor
II was an eyentful night for the leading Catholh
club OF Brooklyn. and its members not only honored
Cardinal Satolli but his successor. Archbishop Mar
tinel Archbishop Corrigan and the bishops OF
the Eastern province There were present many OF
the leading citizens of Brooklyn. together WIZ
nearly all the clergy Of the diocese. Nearly :"
members and guests OF the club paid honor TO the
prelates and the reception will go down IN tha
annals of the Columbian Club one OF the brilliant
occasions of its career. Lone before the arrNai VI
the clubs guests. and after the rooms had been
filed there was much speculation concerning the
reported visit of Archbishop Ireland Ii had peen
understood In some quarters that the reception "d.
to be something In the nature OF love ieast ANU
that Archbishops corrigan and Ireland would meet
But whatever ground there had been for this 70
port II was dispelled before the reception by the
unofficial announcement that Archbishop Ireland
would not be present 1t was said by one OF Inv
club members high in authority that. although
Archbishop Ireland attended the bshoprlc CONFER
ence In New-Yor< the day before, he was no'
expected at The reception As "A matter OF TACT.
Bishop Ireland it was said. had returned to WASH
ing,on shortly after the conference I'm New-,o'@
Notwithstanding two or three conflicting stories
President Arthur. OF the club. gave IL out In me
course Of the evening that Archbishop Ireland hau
not been invited. Nobody" said Mr.. Arthur. our
side of this province was invited TO the reception
That was all, and President Arthur dismissed ths
subject with a wave of the hand leaving Whatever
of significance the non-appearance OF Bishop "~
land might have had TO be inferred.
The clubhouse beautifully decorated Tor '''
occasion 1t was about $50 o'clock when the parry
arrived at the house. Accompanying Cardinal ~
TOLL were Major Kelley. DIR. DouSherty. acths Se~
rotary OF the Papal Legation at washington j" ''
absence OF DR.. Rocker. and Monsgnor Soa'e'
With Archbishop Martinelli came Archbishop W..
rgan and Bishop McQuade. Of Rochester, ynrt
were received. as they entered, by Thomas ic.s
chairman of the Reception Committee: p j.: AZ A.
lin, j. r. Judge Felix Campbell and fresn nn min
thur and ushered to he rooms above. lew . m
utes later as they entered the dig reception ,Sev
where the guests and members had assemoied hv ths
were escorted through long aisle iofHeu y, ,aos
members and marched to the platform plato he canopy
Cardinal satoli took his stand unuyr ' OF New
York: Bishop Burke OF Albany; McnsisnSnls ocese
Mcsa Ct of Hs Ha
Father poughcrty ON his left were Bishop oppcn m
ponne Of Tookyn Bishop aSdS% Of Bishop
| Quade Of Rochester. and Bishop Gaor'e'e'
densburg. - a,,,.red BY Pres:
dent Arthur During the address, ,ns opening
them he 10 %a se pcasd BY III s
SaO da not It reply Faind m bbousSer
male a few graceful remarks he as sr'c sympathy
| was not able to express the tender ~ peo.
which cardinal Satolli felt for the e'rnlnmblaa
Pile. and especially the members Of I'M me could he
| spoke In the Italian language. when NJ
we all know Is the language or love; ,,,rs clerU
After he had finished speaking the nsrson TO
OF the diocese were each presented ~ I'M prsf after
| the Cardinal and those on the uavests were
which the club members ana o'"'' -.
| received. , ,oaay ID t4e
| Cardinal Satoli. who yesterday ana ,e' viii ths
| guest OF Major Kelley at Clermoni-ave. rciuts q
morning Walt the Navy Yard and Other .eir.y?S hou.l
Interest He will remain At Major r. tsufa0y q
] Tonight. and tomorrow starts on n's - -
Z Rome '.'s - ~,