The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-06
FOR THE JUBILEE
At "the Mount" the Sisters are
Making Preparations
ON A MOST ELABORATE SCALE
ALREADY SOME OF TrIEALUsfNAE
ARE ARRIVING IN THE CITY TO
ATTEND THE JUBILEE ExER-
CIsEs-McR. a1ARTINELLIs AND
ARCHBISHOP KAN ARE Ex-
PEcrBD TO ARRIVE TO-DAY.
THE PROGRAMME BEGINS ON
TUESDAY MORNING.
ON A MOST ELABORATE SCALE
TUESDAY MORNING.

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The Sisters Of 1.-THE Mount" are Just
finishing their elaborate preparations
for the entertainment Of the large num-
Der of guests who will be here this weel,
TO attend the Jubilee of the Mont de
Chantal Academy, and Il So assured that
they will entertain their former pupils IN
a manner that will cause the Jubilee 10
be held In warm remembrance. W.
Already a number OF the alumnne OF
the institution have arrived for the
week. Among saturday'e arrivals were
the Misses Kierney. Of Weston, the
Misses Yrennon OF New York city; Miss
Cannon, of McKeesport; Miss o'Brten,
OF Toronto. O.: Miss Margaret sulicn, OF
Lock Haven. Pa: Miss Agnes Deck. OF
Canton, o.. and Mrs, Mary Brabson Lit
Teton. OF Washington City. +,
Among Sundays arrivals were Mre.
James Sechtig and daughter, Miss Anna,
Of Baltimore: Mrs. Pattersonand Mrs.
Bukey, OF Washington, D. c.: Miss Cora
Burns and Miss Theresa Iafunhall. OF
Pittsburgh, and Miss Magdalena Ander-
son, of Altoona, Pa.
The interior of the school buildings
have been beautifully decorated for The
occasion. and will form q revelation to
those who attend this weeks function.
tits expected that Mgr. Martdnelll, the
papal delegate IN America, will arrive
at 1.-THE Mount. from Washington City
this afternoon Father Mcbride. OF the
Cathedral. went to Washington to meet
the noted clergyman, and will accom-
pany him to Wheeling. Archbishop
Kahn, formerly bishop OF Wheeling, Will
probably arrive from St. Louis tonight.
Both will take part in the religious por-
tion OF the Jubilee programme, which
IN whole IS as follows:
TUESDAY. III
Solemn Pontlflcal Mass Of Thanksgiving
10 a; m. Right Rev. j. J. Donahue, D. D..
Sermon by Most Rev. John J. Kaln, D
D.. Of St. Louis. p, ~
Dramatic Entertainment, Pupils of the
Academy. at s p. m. <
WEDNESDAY.
Solemn Pontlfical REQUIEM Mass. 10 a. m
Most Rev. ]. J. Kahn. d. D., celebrant.
Sermon by Rev. +. T. Mccarthy, 8. ].
Fiftieth Annual Commencement, p. m,
THURSDAY.
Alumnae Day.
Meeting OF the Alumnae, 10 a. m.
Address by Rev. Joseph Stenger.
Alumnae Banquet, 2 p. m.
For the pontit1cal high mass on Tues
day. the following clergy7nen are down
to take part: Celebrant. Rt. Rev. Bishop
Donahue, D. ID: arohpriest, Rev. F. 2.
Rocker. D. D., secretary Of the apostolic
delegation: deacons Of honor. Very Rev.
Daniel O'Connor, v. G.. Of Clarksburg,
and Very Rev. Joseph Stenger, R. D.. OF
Charleston; deacon Of the mass Rev.
John MoElIigutt, of Grafton: subdeacon.
Rev. Robert E. O'Kane, Of Clarksburg;
deacons of honor to His Excellency, Most
Rev. Sebastian Martinelll. D. D.. Rev. ].
Mullen. Of Wheeling, and Rev. T. Duffy.
OF Welisburg: deacons of honor to Most
Rev. Archbishop Kahn. D. D., Rev. II.
Fitzpatrick and Rev. H. Minanin.
In the pontfflcal requiem mass on
Wednesday morning, the celebrant will
be Most Rev. Archbishop Kahn. D. D.;
deacon, Very Rev. Joseph Stenger, r.
D., Of Charleston; subdeacon, Rev. John
Mcbride, OF Wheeling; attendant to the
RI. Rev. Bishop, Very Rev. Daniel
oconnor. v. G.. and Rev. Joheph Null