The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-05-10
HONORED BY 5bNkAGA COLLEGE
Distinguished I~sossae Attend Re-
ceptiou TO CARDINAL Nnrtipeui

Distirguishcd ISsu,sae Attend n Re-
ception to CARDINAL MnrtineIIi.
The Catholics ofavdshington extended
to Cardinal Marttrseili a most cordial
greeting last night at lthe reception ten
dered him by thei president and faculty
of Gonzaga College zt 9onzaga Hall. Be
sides the lay members of the church.
there were present large number Of the
Roman Catholic iclergy including the
members of the faculty of Georgetown
College and represent atives from the
Catholic University. Long before o'clock,
the hour set for the reception, Gonzaga
Han was crowded to its utmost capacity.
The auditorium was lighted with red cleo
trio lights and the balcony and other
parts of the hall were decorated with the
cardinal colors on either side of the
platform were two great baskets OF Amer
lean Beauty roses fanked with palms.
The Cardinal was escorted to the hall
10y the Gonzaga Cadets, headed by the
company brass band. In the carriage with
him were the Rev. E. Y. Fink, President
of Gonzaga College; Count Colaeicehi, of
the Papal. Guard who brought the Cardi-
naIs red hat and zuchetta from Rome,
and Father Marchetti, auditor of the Pa
pal Legation in this city. Preceded by
dinal entered the hall and occupied seat
at the front centre of the platform. on
his right were President Fink, S. j.; the
Rev. John S. Conway, S J.; Judge Joseph
DAILY, of New York, and Hon. William
Michael Byrne, of Delaware, while on his
left were Father Marchetti Count Cola
cicchi the Rev. Cornelius Gillespie, for
merry rector of Gonzaga College, and Ed
gar II. Cans, of Baltimore. Behind them
sat the following members of the faculty
of Gonzaga College: The Rev. NJ J. Hol-r
lohan, s. j.; the Rev. j. A. Ham, s. j.:
Mr. ]. A. Mullen, S. J.: Mr.. w. NJ. Drum,
/ S. j.; Mr.. F. H. Kries, S. j.; Mr.. r. a.
Tierney, S. J.; Mr.. Vincent CoughIan, and
Prof. Sheehy.
Among others of the clergy who occu-
| pied seats on the platform were Mon
signor f. z. Rocker, Very Rev. Godfrey,
Commissariat of the Holy Land; Father
Caughey, Fathers Becker, Semple.
| OLeary, Guttierez, of Georgetown Col
lege; John j. Mulvaney, rector of Trinity
Church; Father Hannah, St. Anthonys
| Church; Father Scanlon. st. Ignatius,
| New York In the rear of these were
| seated the following members of the Re
ception Committee: William E. Quicksall
| Chairman; Frank p. sheeny. Charles w.
| Handy, James II. Forsythe, DR.. G.. L. Ma
/ gruG.r. DIR. George Loehboehler, NJ.
/ Ralph jefferson. Daniel O'C. Callaghan,
/ Joseph Petty, Frank Ferry, William f.
/ Downey +. A Sheehv, n. II. Shea, II. G..
Thyson, b. F. Saul, Henry B. Folkinhorn,
/ George ]. May, Edward Schwartz, j. Vim
/ cent Coughlan, DIR. Johnson Elliott, John
! A. Magruder, Leon Tobriner. Press-A-
/ Il. Mudd, Chairman: Ii. A. Hegarty. Dec
orations-Edward Weight, James Runner.
Clarence Hohe.
Fink briefly presented Judge Joseph Daiy,
of New York, who, spoke OF America and
the Religions" William Michael Byrne.
of Delaware, discussedo- America and the
H. Cans. of BALTIMORE, whose topic was
| America and the Cardinal
At the close of MFR CANS address Presi-
dent Fink assured the Cardinal of the
kindly feelings which fthe Roman Cath
olics of Washington entertain for him.
Upon his invitation. to those present TO
come upon the platform and meet the
Cardinal personally over a thousand per-
sons extended their greetings to Cardinal
Among the specially invited guests were
Secretary of State and Mrs Hay. Secre-
tary of the Interior and Mrs. Hitchcock,
Secretary of thenNaxt and Mrs Long,
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey, Lieutenant Cen
eral and Mrs. Miles, members Of the
Diplomatic Corps, Chief Justice Fuller,
of the United States Supreme Court. ana
Mrs Fuller. Associate Justices Joseph
Mckenna. David. Brewer and Miss
/ Brewer, Senator and Mrs. Carter. Sena-
4 tor and Mrs Heitfeid, Senator and Mrs.
McComas, Count and Countess Buisseret,
I Countess Macmillan Esterhazy, Madame
Jerome Bonaparte, jerome n. Bonaparte,
Gen and Mrs. Joseph c. Breckini1dge,
Gen and Mrs Frank c. Armstrong, Miss
S. L. Lynch. Gen. J. ]. Coppinger, Gen
Henry c. Corbin, Admiral and Mrs. sam
uel r. Franklin. Mr.. Justice Gray and
| Mrs Gray, Mr. Justice Harlan and Mrs.
| Harlan, Brig Gen. and Mrs. Charles Hey
wood Rear Admiral and Mrs. Hichborn
| and Miss Hichborn, Rear Admiral ana
| Mrs Francis NJ. Ramcay, Col. and Mrs:
| George G. Reid, Gen. and Mrs. Daniel
! Rucker. Gen. and Mrs. Ruggles, Mrs.
! Algernon Sartoris and the Misses Sartor1s,
! Col Charles Smart. Justice Seth Shep-
| ard, of the Court of Appeals of the DIS
trict of Columbia, and Mrs. Shepard, Mr..
Justice Shiras, of the United states SUI
prerne Court, and Mrs. Shiras. Gen. David
M Stanley, Surgeon General Sternberg
and Mrs Sternberg, Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Story, MIR. and Mrs. Ward Thoron Mr..
and Mrs James F. Barber, Commander
and Mrs Wallace,HCen. Joseph Wheeler,
Mr.. Justice White and Mrs. White, MT.
and Mrs Beriah Wilkins. Gen. Robert
Williams. Mrs. Joseph c. Audenried, Mr..
and Mrs Mareau Chatard, Mr. and Mrs;
Chiffon Justice Harry NJ. Clabaugh, OF
the Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia and the Commissioners OF the
District of Columbia,