Evening star., 1901-05-14
HONORED THE CARDINAL
DISTINGUISHED GATHERING GREETs
THE APOSTOLIC DELEGATE.
Brilliant Scene at the Catholic Uni
versity at n Notable
Reception.

Cardinal Martinelli was >the guest OF
honor at a reception held yesterday after
noon in Mcmahon hall at the Catholic Uni
versity, and one of the most distinguished
throngs ever assembled at the institution
gathered to great him and compliment him
upon his new dignity. The yellow and
white papal colors composed the theme of
the lavish decorations and this was en-
hanced by the effective use OF scarlet, the
color of cardinals. The receiving party,
which consisted of the cardinal, Right Rev
erend Monsignor Conaty, rector, and Very
Reverend DR.. Garrigan, vice rector of the
university, stood in the main alcove of the
assembly room on the second floor. The
alcove was beautifully treated. Banked
with palms and f1anked by great clusters of
American beauty roses. it was draped in
scarlet. Above was the coat-of-arms of
the cardinal-a lion rampant in blue, a
shepherds crook and sword crossed, all
surmounted by the biretta. Behind the
ceiving party were crossed American and
papal flags, and the same emblems were
draped around the pictures of George
Washington and Archbishop Carroll, which
nave permanent places on the walls of the
assembly room.
Cardinal Martinelli was attired in the
regulation house garb of Augustinian
friar and wore the red Zuchetta. Monsignor
Conaty, DR.. Garrigan and the other cleri-
Gals wore the robes of their offices. Count
Colacicchi was resplendent In the uniform
of the papal guard.
Pleasant Interchanges.
The cardinal greeted his friends with
pleasant words, and nearly all who APP
preached him kissed the cardinals ring.
Among those who attended were the Chi
nese minister and Madam Wu, the Mexican
ambassador, Senor Don Manuel de Azpiroz,
the secretary of the Mexican embassy, Don
Jose F. Godoy, and Nine. Godoy; the Pc
ruVian minister, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel AL
varez Calderon, the Persian minister Cen
erai Isaac Khan; the Chilean min
lister, Senior Don Carlos; Morla VI
cuna, Nine De Perez, Secretary Hussein
Bey of the Turkish legation, Assistant Sec
retary of State and Mrs David Jayne Hill,
Brig. Gen. A. w. Greedy, Gen. James Long
street. Capt. Charles II. n. Davis, Gen.
Ruggles, L. S. A.; Gen. Bernard of the Sol
diers Home, Judge Martin Norris Of the
Court of Appeals, Rear Admiral Terry, Ad-
miral and Mrs. Ramsay, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Walsh, Philadelphia, Pa; Prof f. w.
Clarke, Columbian University; Prof. Swish
es, Columbian University; Major and Mrs.
Carter, L. S. A; Carroll ID. Wright, COM
missioner of labor; Mrs. John Davenport
Bath, N. Y; Miss Mary B. Chiffon, Mrs.
j. w. Pilling, Mrs. Frances X. Lane, Mr..
Ainsworth r. Spofford and Miss Spofford,
Mrs. Charles X. Heitfeld, Miss Mary Cor
rine Bevans, Mrs, James F. McHugh, Mr..
John L. Morehead, Miss Ella Lorraine Dor
sey, Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Spaulding, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Martin, Mrs. Zebulon Bayard
Vance, Mrs, Ira Nichols Burritt, Miss Bur-
ritt, Miss Hattie NJ. Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
S Calvert Ford, the Misses Ford, Miss lie
Comte, Miss Dunlop, DR.. and Mrs. Her
Schoenfeld. DIR. ]. NJ. Moran, the
and Mrs. George E. Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles A. Spalding, Miss Grace S.
Hoogs Mrs. B. F. Young, Mrs. Frank Il.
Avery, Mr.. and Mrs James F. Barbour,
"A V all a q
Botkin and the Misses Botkin, Miss Clair
Lyon Wade, Miss Lelner, Miss Margueretta
NJ. Taylor, Miss Kirby, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch
l.. White, Mrs John Holmes Cover, Mrs. |
James H. De Macias, Mr., James Howard
Gore, the Misses Seager Major and Mrs.
Edward Champ Carter, L. S. A; Miss
Phelps, Miss Chassaing, St; Louis, Mo; Mr.;
and Mrs. Charles Harper Walsh, Mr.. and
Mrs. William kearney Carr. Mr.. and Mrs
William Goodyear Johnson, Mrs. l.. IL. Du
Hamel and the Misses Du Hamel Mr.. Mark
Owings Shriver, Baltimore: Mr.. J. L. NJ. |
Curry, Rev. Charles b. Guendling, Lafay- |
cite, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. Gallaudet and Miss !
Gallaudet, Kendall Green: Mrs and Miss |
r. Dorsey Lorraine Mohun, Mr.. William |
Wallace Brown, Mr.. Matthew j. Cummings, |
Providence, r. l.: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. |
Cannon and Miss Cannon. Miss Mildred |
p. H. Hill and the Misses Hill, Mr.. and |
Mrs. l.. p. Shoemaker, Capt. and Mrs. Chas. |
w. Taylor, Mrs. Chas. B. Bartram. Mrs. |
Ruggles and the Misses Ruggles, Mrs: L. |
F. Ellis. the Misses Healy, Miss Emma Per- |
kins, Mrs. Brinton Stone. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Robert Hinckley, Mrs. Tassin, Miss Milie |
Gilchrist. Wilmington N. c.; Miss Virginia |
Mildred Dimes, Philadelphia, Pa: Miss Lea |
N. Bouligny, Rev. Alexander III. Klunder, |
Mrs. ]. w. Thompson, Mrs. r. Bunch, Mrs. |
Searle, Mrs. Geo. Melville Bowling, Miss |
Dangerfeld, Mrs. K. C. Conaty, Mrs: Rob |
ert Burns, the Misses Burns, Prof. and !
Mrs Maurice Francis Eagan, Mr.. Rich |
ard Campbell, Mr.. Rosa r. Downing, |
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wilson, Colonel Reid, |
u. s. M c., and Mrs. Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Condit- Smith. Miss Molie Elliott SeaweI. |
Major and Mrs. E. c. Garlic, General Long |
street, Justice and Mrs. Mckenna, Justice |
man. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gannett. Judge |
and Mrs. Peele, Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Waggaman Rear Admiral and Mrs. RAM |
say DR. Dickson. Mr., and Mrs. Tallmadge |
A. Lambert, Miss Lambert and Miss White |
Of Connecticut Father William Whitney, |
S. j. president of Georgetown University; |
Father Conway of Gonzaga College, |
J. D. GescreuX, superior of the Marists; |
Rev. j. A. Burns. c. S. c., superior Of Holy |
Cross College; Rev. Walter Ellitoo, g. S.
P. superior of the PauliStS; Rev. q. NJ. |
Searle, Rev A. L. Magnien, superior of St. |
Marys, Baltimore; Rev. Bernard s. Conaty |
of Worcester Mass; Father Stafford of |
St. Patrick's, Father Mulvaney of Trinity |
Church, Mr.. Alfred o. CroZier and Mrs. |
Crozier, Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Smith, |
Rhode Island; Mrs. Tunis G. Bergen and
Mrs. Camden @. Dyke, Brooklyn, n. Y;
DR.. George F. keene, Providence, r. l.;
Miss Richmond and the Misses Preston of
Boston, Mrs. NJ. E. Kellogg, the Misses
Howe and Mrs. Eva Anderson and many
others.