The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-20
XAvIER'S GOLDEN JUBILEE |
LHPRESsITE CEREMONIES At THE
JESUIT COLLEGE.

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naerrou In Ceisbratisu sr the Hnstitu-
ttenS pIrtIeth Anutvsrsary-NHr. R1nrtinein
ssd Arrhstshsp CsrriGan to Ne Present.
The Concge OF st. Francis Xavier on Sixteenth
street will round out Its hftieth year OF exist
ence tomorrow, and her alumni have gathered
from far and near 70 honor the golden jubilee OF
their alma mater. At the ceremonies which will
mark the event many sister institutions oflearn-
ing win DO represented by members OF their
faculties. Among the colleges and uni
~versities that have replied to the invita-
ton OF the Rev. Thomas E. Murphy. S. J.,
President of St Francis Xavier's. and signihed
their intention Of being represented. are:
Columbia University, the Grand Seminary.
Montroal; the University OF Notre Dame, Rad
cliff College, 81. Ignntius's College, Chicago;
the University Of Georgia, Hobart College, the
University Of Toronto, the Columbian Univer
sity, Franklin and Marshall College, Andover
Theological Seminary. Lehieh University. the
University of Idaho, the University Of Michi-
gan. Georgetown College and ST. Johns Col
lego, Fordham.
The University OF the State Of New York. by
which st. Francis Xavier's was Incorporated in
1851, will he represented by two OF its regents.
Mayor Strong and other civic dignitaries will
represent the city. and among the many eminent
ecclesiastics present will be four Bishops grad
uated from ST. Francis Xavicr's, namely. Bishop
wigger OF Newark, Bishop Hoban Of Scranton,
Bishop Mcdonnell of Brooklyn. and Bishop No
Faul Of Trenton.
The Jubilee exercises began last Tuesday and
lasted throughout the week. but tomorrow will
| be the grand elimination Of the Jubilee Before
10 O'Clock the college battalion Of cadets will
assemble on Sixteenth street TO act as q guard
| OF honor to the church dignitaries, who, prompt
ly at 10. will leave the college and enter the
| church TO attend pontifical military mass. This
is a solemn and beautiful remon common
enough in France, Italy. and Austria, and not
unusual where Irish regiments Of the British
army arc CHARTERED. The cadets will form a guard
of honor before the sanctuary, and at the eleva-
ton Of the host will salute with drawn swords
and fixed bayonets. The celehrant will be Arch.
bishop Sebastian Martinelli. the Papal Delegate,
who will come from Washington for the occa-
sion. Archbishop Corrigan, robed in cappa
magma. will occupy the throne in the sanctuary.
surrounded by Bishops Farley. Hoban. Wigger.
McFaul and Mcdonnell, together with a host
OF priests, secular and Of the religious orders,
all alumni Of the college.
The assistants to Archbishop Martinelli will
be: Assistant priest, the Right Rev. Mgr. p. J.
Mcnamara; deacons of honor. the Rev. Henry A.
Brann. D. D.. and the Rev. 7. J. Campbell, s j..
President of st. Johns College. Fordham; dea-
con. the Rev. p. p. o"Hare; sub-deacon. the Rev.
j. }. Synnott; ministers of mitre. the Rev. p. J.
Guinevan and the Rev. DIR: J. Feehan; minister
of book. the Rev. A. j kenny; minister
eroEier. the Rev. j. s. Meckier: minister OF gre
mia, the Rev. J. P. Mccormick; aeolytes, the
thurifer. the Rev. @. F. brown: cross bearer.
the Rev, tt J. Cullen. c. s. p; master OF oere-
. @Gst St ce sns esaks the k sSnna2. i. !. .SeWsy and the
Rev. T. :. Myhan.
The music, under the direction Of the Reg: J.
delssohnis Sonata in A will be played as prelude.
and a specially augmented choir win render the
for the occasion BY CASTOR NJ. Dethier. chanted
alternately by a chorus of surplieed priests and
G" Minor By Bach. and the %pcstlpde
suite suit sy Be eef During the mass the Rev.
John A. kellner. 20. Of New Rochelle the Rev.
Of Good Counsel: the Rev. John j. Hughes, 80. Of
the Paulist Fathers, and the Rev. Thomas 7;
o eee as eRsn ,ss: al B sssSp' @is 81 fe oi f Sesssk Viii vii
From 2 to 5 o'clock in the afternoon will be
given up to a reception and exhibition of the
S.al;s Ssshe Il ' !, se%sa seS , 10 el ,ssrs and @t i0S SIC 4
held at Carnegie Hail at Q o'clock in the evening.
III, Iee Rev Ihe 4 SlIiisn STh 3 Paldo os as 5. j.. tenth
President OF the college.
chosen for jubilee distinction are: George Ben
Johnston, VI. D.. of i Richmond, Va; Edward l.
heyeS. NJ d., l babl seventy -lOuEID Strctl- NC"
York The Rev. Patrick +. Mesween3, Phi. d.
{; D. lls AIenp . 3: Nsw York; Dsniel E
New York; James ROBBIE Wood, NJ. D.. Ill West
Seventy-fourth street, New York: Prof. Ernest
Lasarde, A. n, Mount ST Mary,s. Nd;
street, New York. and James y. Butler.
II. D. ~ East Thirty-nrst street; New York,
VINO will receive the degree OF LID. The hon
orary degree Of 4. NJ viii he conferred on the
Rev. James y. Connolly. 452 Madison avenue.
New York: Prof Andrew E Eicnmann, 637
Jersey ue, Jersey City the Rev. Denis Joseph
Curley, Holy Name Rectory,. SinetysiSth street
Moran. N. d, $50 West Fifty-nrst street, New
York; The Rey; John :. DOMAIN. 81. MAry,s Rec
tory. Long Island City; Thomas A. Dwyer.
s.. Anselm's College. Manchester. \. H.: the
Rev. Denis J. Driscoll, SOB East Fourteenth
street, New York: the Rev. John Louis Belford,
Oyster Bay, L l.; George Joseph Gillespie, IL
B., 1864 Seventh avenue, New York: Thomas
Walsh. PHI. B., ia First place. Brooklyn: the
Rev. Daniel H ODwyer. l41 West Seyenty-hrst
street, New York. and the Rev. Joseph A Ben
nett, l49 McDonough street. Brooklyn.
The alumni banquet at Delmonicos on Tues.
day night viii conclude the jubilee ceremonies.