The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-07
AN IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY
Mgr. MartineIIi to Receive the
Scarlet Biretta Tomorrow.

IreIates Flock TO baltimore to At
tend the Functfon-TweIvc Arch
bishops Sixty-tyvo Bishops, and
BInny CEereyymeu VIII BE Present.
Nonsjgnor NfartineIT viii leave Wash
inEtou this afternoon at 4:21 o'clock for
Baltimore, where tomorrow morning, al
the cathedral. he viii receive the scarlet
bsreta the final act in his elevation to
the CardinaIate- He viii he accompanied
by MonsiEnor Narchetti. Count C0Iacicchi.
and the Rev. Dr.. William White. of Brook
lyn- who has been appointed to act as sec
rotary to NonsiguCr Narchetti the PapaI
Ablegate. by appointment on this coca
sion The Rev Father Boniface. o F. N,
and the Rev Father RinaIdi, of New York
who arrived in Washington yesterday, viii
also be in the party.
Washington will be fully represented at
the brilliant church function in Baltimore
tomorrow a party of $50 viii leave here
at $50 o'clock in the morning. 1t viii in
Guide the entire faculty Of the Catholic
University, and of Gonzaga College, rep
resentatives from Georgetown University,
and all the leading priests Of the city.
The Diplomatic Corps viii also be well
represented. Ambassador Cambon, the
Duke d'A-cos, Count Tarnowski and Mr..
Wauters will represent the foreign ma
tons David J. Hill, Assistant Secretary
OF State. viii be on hand on behalf Of the
United States Government, though not Off
ciaIly-
The Cardinal viii stay at St. Mary's
Academy After arriving at Baltimore he
viii so direct to the seminary. on North
Paca Street. where he viii be the guest
Of the Sulpician Fathers.
In the evening musical and literary en-
teTtaiHmeut viii be given by the students
Of the seminary, and in return the semi
narians expect to get a weeks holiday
from the new Prince of the
Church Very Rev. Dr. A I. Mag
MEN. the President of the Seminary,
will of course. grant the request
OF Cardinal MartineIi and 50 the
seminarians are going to prevail on the
new Cardinal 10 make it If the holiday is
granted it viii be SO arranged that the
seminary viii close just one week earlier
than usual
An interesting programme has been ar
ranged for this evening. Those in charge
Of the entertainment are: Musical direc-
tors. 7. +. Craig. Of Washington, and the
Rev F C. O-NeifI. of Prince Edward Isl
and, and manager. George Harrington, of
California.
The Rev Dr. Magnien came to Wash
ington yesterday and was present at the
dinner given at the French Embassy last
night in honor Of Cardinal MaTtinelIi- Dr.
MagnieH viii escort Cardinal NartineIi
and his entire suite to the seminary.
Among others who viii be present at the
entertainment VIII be AbIegate Marchetti,
Count CoiaCiCChi. the POpe-s Noble Guard.
and q number Of bishops and distinguish
ed c!eTgymen-
All Of the arrangements for the cere-
mony OF Wednesday morning are com
pleted- Twelve OF the fourteen arch
bishops viii be present and about sixty
Two bishops are expected The arch
bishops wifi occupy seats on n raised
platform. six on either side OF the sane
tuaTy. The bishops VIII be equally divid-
ed on either side of the sanctuary. The
Rev William 4 Fletcher, the rector of
the Cathedral, viii seat the preiates. He
came 10 Washington yesterday and called
on the now Cardinal The aTchbiShops
bishops and other Drelates will assemble
III the Cardinals house. while the clergy
are eXpec- ed TO meet at the Cathedral
School building, on Mulberry Street on
pDSiJe the Cathedral
Cardinal Gibbons will OCCUPY his throne.
A temporary throne has been erected for
The new Cardinal. Cardinal Gibbons VIII
be attended by the Rev. DE-. Magnieu.
Rev. John D. Whitney s j president Of
Georgetown University and the Rev
Thomas S Lee. rector Of st Matthews
v saShlnSton- Dennis J. Dunno OF St
Mary s Seminary VIII be master Of Ger
emonleS to Cardinal Gibbons. George &
harrington and Thomas Walsh also Of
the seminary. viii be in charge of the
ceremonies Of the PgntitiCaI mass.
The pTelates and bishops who are to
witness the ceremonies have already be-
gun u arrive in Baltimore Bishop John
, Foley OF Detroit. arrived there yester-
day and IS the guest Of his brother D J
FoleE, Park avenue Archbishop =. J.
Ryan, o. Philadelphia, who VIII preach
the sermon and Archbishop NJ 4. CORR
gan Of New FORK, viii arrive this alter
noon at the residence Of the Misses Jeuk-
ms, ~ st Paul Street. where they VIII
be entertained Among the bishops who
have already had rooms reserved at the
Hotel Rennert are: Bishop Michael Tier
ney, Hartford, Conn; Bishop p A Lud-
den, Syracuse. n Y. Bishop T n \
Burke Albany, y Y; Bishop j.. NJ
Bradley, Manchester. n H Each visit