The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-29

No event for many days has aroused
such deep interest among the Catho-
lie people of Salt Lake and vicinity
as the visit today of Monsignor Sc
bastian Martineni, the highest digni-
tary in the Catholic church in America
at this time. No effort viii be spared
by the Catholic people Of this com
munity to make the distinguished Wis
itor welcome to the city and to pay
him that respect that is due to the ex-
allied position he holds in the church.
The programme for the day will be
for the most part informal, but Will
include many interesting features.
MOnsign0r Martinelli will arrive from
Ogden at $50 in the morning, accom-
panied by Bishop Seaman, who went
up last evening to meet him on his
arrival from the west. The Rev P.
NJ. Cushnahan of Ogden will also ac-
company the prelate TO this city and
take part in the entertainment accord
ed him here. The ecclesiastics viii be
met at the depot by a committee of
representative citizens. including Gov
ernor Wells, Mayor Thompson, Thorn
as Kearns, Joseph GeOghegan and j..
committee TO the residence of Bishop
Seaman. There Monsignor Martinelli
viii celebrate mass in the bishops
private chapel, after which the party
will have breakfast.
Visit Points of Interest,
After breakfast the distinguished Wis
itOr will be driven to the principal
Catholic institutions of the city. At
-
stop viii be made, the children viii
give an exhibition and an address will
be extended to Monsignor Martinelli.
After that a drive will be taken TO the
new Kearns St. AIMS Orphanage, the
Holy Cross hospital, All HallOws col
lege and other points of special inter-
est to Catholic visitors, including the
foundation for the new cathedral,
At 1870 a lunch viii be served in
honor Of the visiting divine at the Alta
club. At this lunch there will be pres
ent many in official positions, both city
and state, as well as the prominent
churchmen and leading Catholic citi-
zens. From o'clock until 8 there viii
be a public reception rendered Mon
signOr Martinelli at the residence OF
Bishop Seaman, and to this all we'll
disposed people are invited.
NAY TO 10 SGIId1I.
The programme after the reception is
not yet fully decided upon and viii de-
pend largely on the wishes of the city S
guest A train has been arranged for
to carry the party out TO Saltair and
this may form part of the programme.
A drive about the city to the points of
historical interest is also under consid-
Grafton. This will include visit to
the Tabernacle with an organ recital
and a drive through the residence part
of the city.
1t is understood now that MonsignoT
Martinelli viii leave for the east over
the Rio Grande at sos in the evening
The brevity of his visit is dIe TO the
fact that his duties call him to Wash
ington, and ne wishes to MAKE stops
in a number OF prominent cities on the
way.
Decorations by Ladies.
A committee of ladies, under the
leadership of Mrs. A H. Tarbet, was
busy all day long yesterday decorating
Bishop Scsnlan's residence in honor
Of today's event. The committee was
made up of Mrs. Z. o. Pratt, Mrs. A. H
Tarbet, Mrs Della Taroet, Mrs Viii
liam McDermOtt and Miss Gleason
When their work was completed last
evening the whole house was a bower
of flowers, palms and potted plants
and the general effect was decided,z
pleasing.
The distinguished guest viii carry
away from Salt Lake very high Opin-
ion of the city's floral possibilities, and
for this the good women are deserving
of much credit.