Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-15

ia ln.se services, while the choir of the
church. with Prof. Carl Burg a director
and Mrs. Chas. Eetfeld as organist, sang
some special music for the occasion Near
the close of the mass Cardinal Gibbons add
dressed the congregation, congratulating
them on their new temple of worship, and
urging that they appreciate this blessing
ard contribute generously toward its sup
port.
Bishop keanc'S Sermon.
AT the conclusion Of these services Bishop
keane, rector of the Catholic University
delivered an interesting sermon. After
Few remarks about Rev. Father Fogerty
whose death occurred Saturday evening,
he proceeded to tell how church, a temple
of God. is likewise a temple of sacrifice.
He spoke OF the prevalence CT sacrifices in
the old law, when lamb was offered up
a pure. innocent lamb, which was type of
the greater Lamb of God vino was later
to lay down His life for His flock. He lin
gered at length upon the last supper, when
the sacrifice of the new law was Instituted
when no longer was the lamb of old to be
offered to the Creator. but Christ himself
ia the unbioody sacrifice of the Son of God
on The cross In conclusion. he urged the
congregation 10 make good Use of This tenn
pie OF sacrifice, and to spread its wonderful
work to ali mankind. Bishop Keane spoke
in his usual, easy, graceful style which
kept the interest alive TO the end.
AT the end of the sermon Cardinal Glib
bcns administered confirmation, and gave
few words of advice 10 those confirmed.
After the services were over the congreCa-
ton We're entertained at Miss Margots
residence with refreshments. This was in
charge of Miss Emily Brooks. who was as
sisted by Miss Genevieve Spencer. Miss sgd
ney Johnson, Miss Alma Noyes, Mrs. Dow
ling and Miss Josephine Blake.
The Clergy Entertained.
The congregation entertained the clergy
at dinner al the house formerly occupied
lySin he nd a TN
of Father Fogerty, many who had accepted
this hospitality were obliged to decline in
order 10 attend the funeral services at
Providence Hospital. Among these We're
bishop keane, several of the professors OF
the university and some of the students
Though covers had been laid for thirty five
or forty, the number was reduced 20 twen-
ty-three. The table was banked with flow
ers and ferns. with red, the cardinals color,
and yellow and white, the papal coiors
predomuating. The room too was draped
in these colors, and in every way possible
The red, white and gold were abundantly
displayed Cardinal Gibbons sat at one
end of the table and Rev. u. G. De Wulf
the pastor of St. Anthony's, at the other,
and around them Were grouped professors
Of the university and prominent clergy of
the District This dinner was the work of
the congregation and was under the super
vision of Mrs. Louis Julien, assisted by
Mrs. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Mcnamara, Mrs
Charles Hetfield, Miss Nellie Brawner Miss
cara Moves. Miss Marina GZnaga, Miss
Fannie Brawner, Mrs. Noel, Miss Sullivan
and Miss Addie Julien. Many from the city
attended the ceremony. well as the
knights Of st. John and the ST. Johns
Drum Corps. which played during the
ceremony. Among those present We're Re-
DIR. Garrigan and Pew. DIR. Bouquillon who
We're assistants at the throne of Cardinal
Gibbons: Rev. DR.. Pace. Rev. DIR. Shan
nahan, Rev. DR.. Gum of the Marist Fa-
theirs, Rev. DR.. Francesca of the Holy Cross
Order. MOnSignOr St3rptti her
Noel, Rev Father Gillespie of St. Aloysius
Rev. Father Richards. president of George
town College: Rev. Father MCGEE and Rev.
Father Gloyd of st. Patrick's, Rev. Father
Mcmahon and Rev. Father Hopper. Be
sides there were many students and pro
feSSors from the Catholic University ami
others of the Holy Cross Order, Marist
Fathers ana Paulist Fathers.