The sun., 1900-11-30
HONOR TO THE ARCH BISHOP
rHR0S0 Or DisriNorIMsD CITIZENS
GHEET var SORhi0tN.
Reception A. the Catholic tiwb Tets NJ sovs
Of the Ho,, ts,ser for Al Ihisss Amsr'es"
snd ~ the Wonderful Susii,y DISPLAYED
b, Him st 4 tsaesisatIoa ~ ne - saIis,

Tho catholic C1ub tnnd.red n reception ~
Archbishop ortiRab last nisu' ~ the cldbh"us"
m Eny- ruth stt,-t N. club hnd intended
20 have thr reception for the ttohhshop on h'
recent return from Rome bp'. owing Ia the
fro which caused serious confusion nt the
internal arrangements of tho club tho t"'"p-
tun Wa postponed iast ught vas tho only
available evening the Archbishop had NJ hs
dlspnsai ior the reception
Some W tho.o present were Rlshor Farley,
B.hop Rrundel Of Helena. Mont Ne Rev
Father Lavellr, pastor Il 1t Patricks Cathedral
and the Pcv Fn'hcrs NJ y TAYLOR. u Mo
Mahon. y Y Nchennon. James Mnngin, " j.
Henry and J IIughe. Among III" laynen
who were present Ia do honor to tho Arch
bishop were prsIden, Randolph Gusg"n-
heimsr OF tie Council. John McDonouah.
Secretary Of state; Gen X l. James. justices
Gders"evs. Barrett, Rumsey. lngrabam.
Levcnti't. Beekman. Mctdan. Lawrence.
Andrews. Bischor and Patterson of the su-
premo Court. Justice McCarthv. Of the city
Court, Andrew II Green. Elbridss I. Gerry.
Comptroller Bird s Coler. Benjamin F Dt
Costa. Gen Daniel Butterneld. Edward Iauter-
bach and ex-Mayor 4. Hewitt
When the Archbishop entered he " ~ escOl ed
to the second floor " the club. where Pres-
dent O'Sullivnn was waiting IN re'slve hun:
President q sullivan SAID. As President OF
duty d.volveS upon me u welcoming the Arch
bishop OF the Diocese of New York. IL Is
unnecessary Tor iuo to dwell upon the love
which he has lavished upon this club II e tlu-
Necessary for me To- say how fully We rraiiZs
that IL has been principally under his foster
INK care that the club has prosperad and hHs
attained 10 It's present high standing and 10
how great an extent We rre indebted 70 his
moral and rIat"rlGl support | am Delighted
that have ~" OPPORTUNITY tO make known
To- the public the iu.' d esteem iu which th!s
club holds the ArchbI-.ou "
Archbishop Cnrrlgan -ald in reply; u thank
you, sIr. and the catholic cub through you,
Tor the welcome you have extended TO me
This Institution. which - affiliated with q Z
Church il gong forward. II would not he
representative Uf lhe Church II 1t were not
might We'll - the SAM as the motto of our
state. Excelsior ! well know the love which
the club has for the Holy Father Ol our hurCh
and have good reason 20 know In what high
esteem and close affection the Holy Father
holds all things American and especially all
things pertliuiug 20 the diocese Of New York.
My visit 10 him vas simply that Of steward
duty was not oHerOus. II IL simply duty
which must b" reformed dt least once in ten
years. Aud while am glad tu be home again.
| must admit thal Il was pleasant 10 have been
able 10 20 away Tor you must remember that
the B-Aop- sunday II not a holiday aud that
every weekday i for the bishop Just rs much
Of a work day as IL is for the layiian."
The Archbishop told with some detail how
he had witnessed the hqueiactIon OF the blood
Of 81 Januarus. the martyr. while he was In
Rome. He told. too OF the marvellous physical
stamina shown by the Holy Father during
the four days ceremonies attending the canon
nat!on Of De La sale