Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-08
CAR DlNAu SAToLIT
Brilliant Reception in His Horror at the
Catholic University. s
A Notable Gathering of Distinguished
Decorations and Good Music.

The reception rendered to Cardinal Sa-
TOLL by the rector and faculty of the Cath
Ole University yesterday afternoon was a
very brilliant affair. 1t was held in the big
reception hall on the second floor of the
handsome new Mcmahon Hall, which was
thronged for several hours with a gather
ing representative of the ecclesiastical, So
cial and official life of the capital.
Invitations had been sent to the Presi-
dent, the Vice President, the members of
the cabinet, the members of the diplomatic
corps, the members of the Senate and
House. the officers Of the army and navy
residing in Washington, the heads of de-
partments and bureaus and many leading
private citizens. There were also in at
tendance a large number of the archbish-
ops and bishops who were present at Car
dinal Satollis elevation at the cathedral in
Baltimore last Sunday.
Memorable Scene.
The scene in Assembly Hall was a men,
orable-one. The vast apartment had been
sumptuously decorated for the occasion.
The windows were heavily draped with
hangings of cardinal red, festooned at
their tops with white and gold. The walls
and ceilings were also hung in white and
gold, while the arch under which the re-
ceiving party stood was beautifully treated
in the same colors, interspersed with Amer
lean flags. Potted plants were placed
about in profusion, and altogether the eff
feet was extremely beautiful.
A large portion of the Marine Band were
on the platform behind a screen of palms
and potted plants, and rendered appro-
pirate music.
The Brilliant Robes.
The reception began at o'clock. and
lasted until about $50. Shortly before 6
o'clock Cardinal Satolli came from Divinity
Hall. where he had robed, escorted by
Right Rev. j. j. Keane, rector of the uni
versity; Very Rev. Philip ]. Garrigan, vice
rector; Monsignor Mcmahon and a number
of visiting dignitaries. They had hardly
taken their. places in the bower before the
people began to arrive. and for the remain
majority of the Catholic clergy of this
city attended. These, with the students
and the faculties Of the university, made
picturesque throng. The students wore
their caps and gowns for the first time.
The professors wore their caps and gowns,
which they had previously worn at the
ceremony in Baltimore. The monsignori
wore their purple gowns, the archbishops
their purple vestmenrs and the bishops
their gowns. The robes of Rector Keane
and Vice Rector Garrigan were especially
handsome, the former wearing a gown of
heavy purple silk with the black velvet
collar, and the latter one of black silk with
g purple silk collar and trimmings of the
same material. The remainder Of the d.
vinity faculty wore black silk gowns with
black velvet collars. Some of them also
wore sashes md other insignia which ac-
company their degrees. The professors of
the faculties of Mcmahon Hall wore the
regulation gown end hood, with gold
tasseled cap.
The Receiving Line.
To the left of Cardinal Satolli in the re-
ceiving line stood Bishop Keane, Marshal
A. A. Wilson and Messrs. George Twohy
and W. T. eastman OF the university. AS
the guests approached they were presented
to the cardinal by Bishop Keane who re-
ceived their names from the marshal. On
the right of the cardinal stood Marquis
Sacripanti, the noble guard, in full uni
form. Further on were Archbishops Ire
land, Kahn, Williams and Ryan, Bishops
McFall of Toronto, McGolrick, Cotter and
Monsignori Schroeder, Mcmahon. Doane,
Sbarretti and others. These, with the re-
ception committee, composed of Drs. O'Gor-
man, Boquilcn, Pace, Robinson and Gran
nan, did most of the entertaining. After
the reception Cardinal Satolli and the Wis
iting dignitaries were entertained at din
ner by Bishop Keane and DR.. Garrigan.
. Some of Those Present.
Among those present at the reception were
DR.. T. s. Hamlin, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Whit
timore, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Magruder Mr.
F. B. Mcclure, Miss de Vecchi, Mr.. S. H.
Kaufman, Senator, Mrs. and the Misses
Roach, Mrs. A. P. Morse, Miss Fitzpatrick,
Mrs. w. E. Dougherty, the Misses Dough-
erty, Mrs. and Mss Ewing, Miss Fitch, Mrs
and Miss Christy, Mrs. Eagan, Mrs. Jose NJ.
YZnaga, Miss Yznaga, Mrs. Audenreid Mrs.
Hillyer, Miss Darr, Mr.. John Hoy, Henry
Adams, Mrs. VIM. H. Brauner, Mrs. and the
Misses Boardman, Miss Magruder, Mr.
Boardman, Mrs. Frank Maloy and the Miss
Is Maloy, Mrs. Anna Dorsey and the Misses
Dorsey, the Misses Henry, Maj. G. c. Reid,
Hengelmuller, Mr. w. H. Weed, Representa-
tive Jenkins, Mrs. Reid, Rev. j. Harras
Richards. Mrs. Clarke, Miss LeCompte Mrs.
Rennolds, Mr.. F. A. Hill, Representative
Cooper, Mrs. Cooper, Judge and Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. William r. Morrison, Mrs. H. J. Horn,
Mr.. William Hardness, Gen. and Mrs. Vim
cent, Commissioner w. r. Morrison, Mr..
of New York, Miss Kibbey. Minister and
Mrs. Depuy de LONE of Spain, Rev. Dr.
Maurice, president Of Rock Hill College,
Md. the Misses Fisdel. Capt. and Mrs.
Fillmore. Miss Clare B. Noyes, Madame c. L.
Gerry, CoLWinthrop, U.S.A.; Capt and Mrs.
V. McNally, Miss Hill, Mr.. Brewster. Mrs.
Ross, Rev. H. J. Shandelle, ST.; Represent
alive s. w. Cobb, Mr.. j. Nota McGill, Mrs.
and Miss Cobb, ex-Surgeon General Moore,
Mrs. Moore, Col. and Mrs. Hoffman, Rev.
J. L. Reilly. Schenectady. NY; Rev. John
F. Mullaney. Mrs. John Guest. Capt. T. F..
Tobey, Miss Nordhoff, Miss Smith, Hagers-
town, Nd: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pollok DR.. and
Mrs. F. T. Howe. the Misses Howe, Miss
Warder, Miss Fannie Whelan. Maj Davis
Mr.. T. B. Huyck, Judge White and Mrs.
White, Admiral, Mrs. and Miss Ramsay,
Senior and Madame A. Lazo Arriaga Of
Guatemala Mr.. LIE CHAT, minister from
Switzerland; Miss Homer, Rev. j. C. York,
Maj. Carpenter, Mrs. Fisher, Rev. E. Nc
Tammany, s. j., Georgetown University;
Mrs E. G. Burritt, Miss Patterson, Rev. NJ
s. Brennan. Rev. j. H. Morgan of Albany,
NY: Gen. D. s. Stanley, Maj. R. c. Parker
and Minister and Madame Romero of Mex
leo, Gen. Greedy, Representative Crowley
Secretary and Mrs. Uhl, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as E. Waggaman, Rev. DR.. McGlynn of New
York, DR.. Rocker, DR.. Stafford and Rev. Mr..
Floyd.
PSI UPSILON ASSOCIATION.
Pleasant Annual Banquet and Clever
Sueechea Inst Might