The times., 1901-05-14
MANY GREET THE CARDINAL
Martinelli~the Guest Of Honor at
the Catholic University.
The Faculty and Students Tender
Him an Elaborate Reception
Clergy and Laity, Including For
cigu Diplomats. in Attendance.

The Faculty and students Tender
Him an Elaborate Reception
Clergy and Laity, Including For
cign Diplomats, in Attendance.
McAahon Hall at the Catholic Uni
versity yesterday afternoon held larger
and more distinguished assemblage than
ever before in its history. The reception
given to Cardinal Martinelli by the
president and faculty of the university
brought into the gates of the institution
many of Wsshington's notables The
Supreme Bench, the departments, the
executive Offices and the Church were
all well represented in the crowd that
filed the broad corridors of the building
and wandered around the green lawns
that surround it.
The Papal colors. yellow and white.
which are also the colors of the univers
ity. were visible everywhere The mag
niiicent entrance hall. at the end of
which stands the fine marble statue of
Pope Leo XIII, was hung with long strips
of yellow and white bunting. The statue
was covered with a canopy of yellow and
white. and all the pillars were wrapped
in the same cOlors. Banners swept IN
big semi-circles from every possible point
and hundreds Of yellow and white flags
Cardinal color, was also used in the
decoration of the main hall, and alternat
ing. in contrast with the yellow and
white, made a strikingly beautiful effect
The receiving party stood in the main
! assembly room on the second floor. Car
dinal MartinelH had at his side the Rt.
Rev. Monsignor COnaty, rector of the
university and the Very Rev. DR.. Garri-
gan, the vice rector. They greeted the
guests in the main alcove, toward the
front Of the building, which was draped
with the Cardinal color and banked with
palms Magnificent bowls Of tall Ameri
can Beauty roses stood on either side of
the party. Behind them the American
and Papai flags We're crossed. Above the
! group. draped with large tri-color ban
ners. was the Cardinal coat of arms,
| showing the red hat with its long pedent
| tassels, the sword, the crosier, and the
| book.
| Facing tie receiving party on the stage
1 was large picture of his Holiness the
| Pope, flanked by large pOtted palms. Be
! hind ii, in the depths OF the great green
I leaves a mandolin orchestra rendered
| music. On one side Of the room was a
picture of George Washington and on the
| other a portrait of Archbishop Carroll,
the first Archbishop of this country. Both
| were draped with Papal colors and Amer
! Cardinal Martinelli received his many
1 friends graciously. stopping to say few
| words to each. He was attired in his reg
| ular house costume, wearing upon his
| head the scarlet zuchetta. The buttons
! of his black casSOck were cardinal red,
and his fariOla was scarlet. these, with the
zuchetta being the only change which the
/ new dignity makes imperative IN his reg
/ ular house garb as member of the Au-
/ gustiuian order Monsignor Conaty wore
| the regulation black and purple OF his Of
/ fee. with the purple farlola- Monsignor
Rocker. Secretary TO the delegation was
y AnnEl2nDT
/ ii. the Auditor Count COlacicchl was IN
! attendance. wearing his impressive cos
/ tune Of lieutenant of the Noble GUARD OF
the Pope. The professors OF the uhiNtI-
sity. in their robes and colors, were II eFl-
dence. as were all the students
/ There were many diplomats preseht,
I among them being Minister Nu, with
( Mrs Wu: the Mexican Ambassador, the
4 Chilean Minister, and the Minister from
! Peru Among the clergy were Father VIII
liam Whitney, ;. J.. President OF George
( town University. with many members Of
( his college faculty; Father Conway, OF
/ Couzsga College: Father Currier. Of St
/ Mary's Church; the Rev J. D. GescTeuX'
SuDeriOr Of the MouTistSi the KEY J. A
I Burns G S -. Superior of Holy cross
! College: the Rev Walter Ellitoo' 6 5 p
/ Superior Of the Pauiists, with the ReN.
/ G. NJ Searle. the Rev. A. J.. Magnler,
| Superior of St Mary's. Baltimore; the
/ Rev. Bernard s. Conaty, of Worcester,
| Mass: Father Stafford. Of St. Patrick $:
| Father Mulvaney, of Trinity church ana
Among the laity present were Mr.. and
! Mrs. Condit Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. David
J. Hin. Capt. c charles tiiesr R eey i4ylGF'
/ MacIin, Rev. g. a. D2ugherty. Rey- Ter Ter
| ence J. Shealy, s :. Miss Mary '. Gnu Shll-
/ lon. J. d. Hurley. OF ChlGago; fsEI. ztls& -,
! Nile. Lea M. BOuigny, T. Hamada, Ken
| Kichi Kodera, Mr.. and Mrs w h CaIr'
Mr. and Mrs. G II. Walsh. Richard lamp lamp
| bell. Major +. c. Garlic, Mrs. p. G. Garlic.
| Mrs / II de Aiacias, Mr.. and MIS-. Enoch
/ 4. White Major and Mrs. Y. McNallg'
| Rev c J. Holland. Mr.. ana Mrs ); r.
| Harbour. Mrs Frank p. Avery, Mrs.
| Charles A. Spalding. DIT hermann 2
! Scboenfeld. Mrs r. b. Vance, Mr.. and
| Mrs ]. H Martin, Mr.. and Mrs o. l..
Snaulding. Miss Ella /. Dorsey. Miss Mol
| I;e Elliot SeawelI. John l.. Morehead.
] Ainsworth r. Spofford. Mrs. SpoiIord.
| Mrs Francis K. Lane, Mrs. ). ". PlillhS'
( Mrs. John Davenport. ar. and MRS R0p-
| ert HenCkiey, Mrs. Brlnton stone MISS
| HeaIev Mrs J. +. Ellis. General Long
street, the Mexican Ambassador, Rear
Admiral Terry. Henry Gannett. Mrs. Can
nett. Miss Mary c. Gsnnett. Dr. and Mrs.
I H. Morgan Mrs. Henrietta Seawell,
General and Mrs Greely, Charles D. Wal
colt CAPTAIN Davis and Mrs. Davis, Rev.
d J. Stafford, Judge and Mrs. PeeIe MT.
and Mrs Charles Worthington, the Misses
Worthiugton. Albert a. wilson. MAJOR
Iusk and Mrs. Lusk. Mr.. and Mrs. o. IL
Fowler. Rev h. A. Hannah. Justice Nc
Kenna Mrs. McKenna, Mrs. Edward
| Douglas Whit Justice White, Colonel
Woodward, W J McGee. Mr.. and Mrs
William e. Waggaman. Mr and MIS-
Thomas r Waggaman. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas ) Sullivan. DR.. Dickson. L, 5
| y Mr. and Mrs. Henry Farquhar. Prof
| Willis l.. Moore Dr. II. Ries, il, MIS-
Dawson Johnston, Rey. J. Holland, 5. j..
! Rev j. a Conway. 5. J., Mr. and Mrs
| David w Taylor. Mrs. w y. Hale, Man
uei Alvarez Calderon, Mr.. and Mrs. How
| ard J.. Hodglius Mrs. and Miss a. l.. VIII
kinson. Or. Z. A. Down, Mrs. Il. F. Page
Jose +. Godoy and wife. Mr.. +. Norris,
| Ar and the Misses Z. II. Hill. F. w.
Clarke. Miss Mildred Clarke. Frank S.
Cannon. Matthew J: Cummings. Of PROV
| idence. X l.. Mrs. r u. l.. MOhun, Mr..
/ Mrs. and Miss Gallaudet, Rev Charles
| GUrHduUe. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Ram
| say Mrs. +. II. Du Hamel. the Misses Du
| Hamel.
Al the banquet 10 the Cardinal by tho
| faculty and students Of the college, in
Caldwell Hail. earlier in the afternoon
| the Right Rev. MOnsignor Conaty pro
| posed the health of the Cardinal. which
was drunk standing. The Cardinal re
spouded in pleasant speech.
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