Evening star., 1901-08-26
CARDINAL GBBDNs' RETURN
WILL BE WELCOMES TO BALTIMORE
UPON HIS ARRIVAL.
Acting Mayor to 1aal1e an Address and
Catholic Societies. to Parade
i'm HRs Honor.

Cardinal Gibbonal will be given an I'M
posing reception whentshe arrives in Bal
timore this afternom frDm his visit to Pope
Leo XIII at Rone. Acting Mayor Will
liams and Mr.. Charles Bonaparte will de-
liver addresses OF velcome after he alights
from the Pennsylvania train at the union
depot, and after the cardinal replies he
will be escorted by a large parade to the
cathedral. The procession will be COM
prised of all the Catholic societies in Bal
timore and many from other parts of the
diocese, including Washington. It Is ex-
pected that 5000 men will march.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians, the
German Knights, composed of the knights
Of St. Michael. of st. Paul, of ST. James, OF
st. George and of st. Francis; the Bohem-
ian Knights, the Polish Knights and the
Catholic Cadets, will be in uniform. The
non-uniformed organizations will include
the Young Catholics Friends Society, the
Catholic Benevolent Legion, the Holy
Name Society. st. Leo's Gymnasium, the
Catholic Athletic Association, the League
OF the Sacred Heart. st. Stanislaus So
ciety. st. Patrick's Society and st. Mary,
Star Of the Sea- Society.
The route of the parade from union
depot will be down Charles street to Sara
toga street. The cardinals immediate es-
cort will be the Young Catholics Friends
Society and the Uniformed Cadets. Arriv-
ing at the cathedral, the cardinals party
Will enter and the prelate will make an
address to the people assembled there, and
will give the benedfctiUn. He will after
ward review the parade from the steps OF
his residence on Charles street.
The Warrington Delegation.
A party Of resident Catholics numbering
about $50 left the city for Baltimore at ITO
o'clock this afternoon over the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad to be present at the cere-
monies attendant upon the return Of the
cardinal, who will reach Baltimore at 3:12
o'clock this afternoon from New York. The
Washingtonians who left this afternoon
will form part of this parade in his
honor, occupying the right of line.
All the Catholic parishes of the city were
represented in the contingent which went
to Baltimore They are: ST. Paups, st.
Matthews, Church of the Nativity, Church
of the Sacred Heart, ST. Theresa's, st. Pat
the Church of the Holy Trinity, ST. DOM
mics, st. Stephens, Church of the Immac-
ulate Conception and the Church of the
Holy Name. Representatives from these
parishes met at the Baltimore and Ohio
depot just before the time set for depar-
ture, and boarded a special train arranged
for the trip. Mr.. P. ]. Nee will act as the
marshal for the Washington delegation.
Eacn member wore q badge of red ribbon,
bearing the inscription, welcome to Our
Cardinal" surmounted by picture of Car
dinal Gibbons
Mr.. P. j. Ford and Mr.. w H. Lepley will
act as standard bearers in the parade,
carrying the American and papal flags
Each member Of the party while in line of
march will carry a red.1 white and blue UNI
brella. At the conclusion of the ceremonies
the party will enter the cathedral, where
benediction will be said
The Washington contingent will return
to the city at 7:20 o'clock this evening