Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-09

irons and misses thronged the Railways and
adjoining apartment. Soldiers, statesmen,
scholars, prelates, dignitaries of every de-
scription waited on the guest of the day
and paid him honor. The room was APP
propriately decorated. The natural beauty
of the hangings was enhanced by the addi-
tional coforing lent by long strips or punt
ing OF white and yellow twined with red,
white and blue. At one end of the room
a full-length portrait of George Washington
was decorated with the stars and stripes,
while at the other end a full-length- portrait
of Bishop Carroll, the first Catholic bishop
of America, was draped with the papal
colors-yellow and white.
Over the alcove, in the center of the south
side of the hall, long streamers of bunting
OF red, white and blue and yellow and
white were intertwined, and beneath the
drapery the stars and stripes were crossed
withAthe flag of the papacy, between which
hung the armorial bearings of the church.
Archbishop Falconio stood beneath the
crossed flags On his left was Bishop
Conaty, who presented the guests as they
passed up the line, Prof. Daniel w. Shea
having first presented the guests to the
bishop. The apostolic delegate was dressed
in his episcopal robes, consisting of steel
colored cassock, piped with purple, and d
purple skull cap. The ordinary regalia OF
an archbishop is purple, but Mgr. Falconin
is member of the Franciscan Order. which
wears a brown robe, and his apostolic gar
ments made of gray, which is supposed
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purple to show his rank.
Bishop Conaty Wore his episcopal, robes
over a black cassock. On the stage directly
opposite the receiving party an orchestra,
behind row Of tall palms, discoursc1
throughout the evening, while in an adjoin-
ing room a buffet lunch was served. Hun
dreds of persons braved the cold winds
that swept across the hills about the college
to shake the hand of the archbishop. Some
contented themselves with democratic
handshake, while others knelt before the
personal representative of the pope and
kissed his hand.
Those Who Were Present.
Among those who took occasion to greet
the new 1egate were: The Italian ambas-
sador, the Mexican ambassador and Nine.
Azpiroz, the minister from Chile, Repre-
sentative Edward Morrell of Pennsylvania,
Ri. Rev Bishop Satterlee, Gen. Thos. NJ.
Vincent u. S. A retired; DR.. Judge Maui
rice D. O'Connell. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Worthington. the Misses Worthington, Mrs.
Charles s. Richardson, Mr.. Justice Morris,
the Misses Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Porter Morse, Mr.. James F. Barbour, Rear
Admiral and Mrs Ramsay, Mrs. Henry w.
Palmer, Miss Palmer, Rev. James B. Spear
ing, O.P.; Rev. T. P. O'Rourke, O.P.: Gen.
and Mrs. A. W. Greedy, the Misses Greedy,
Assistant Secretary David jayne Hill. Dr.
Charles w. Needham, DR.. Chas. w. Rich
ardson, Col and Mrs. Michael Cooney, Mrs.
Robert Christy, Miss Christy, Miss Mary
Mohun, Mr.. Michael Davitt of Oakley, Ire
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Blake, Brother
Abadas, president ST. Johns College; Rev.
Charles Warren Currier, Rev. Francis I.
Mccarthy, 81. Rev. William H. Ketcham
Mr. Henry Clifford Stuart, Mr.. Reginald
Rowan Belknap. U.S.N.; Mr. and Mrs
Thomas ]. Sullivan Miss Sullivan, Mrs.
William Goodyear Johnson, Miss Elaa
Lorraine Dorsey, Prof. Charles Swiaton
Swisher, Mr.. Phil. A. Grau, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kearny Carr. Miss Averill Mr.
George Choate Kendall, Mr.. Norman T.
Kopmeier, Maj. Louis A. L'Garde, Mrs
Henry Dennis, Senator Kearns Mrs w. II.
Dennis, Madame de Perez, Mrs. James
Armstrong Watson, Mrs. w. o. Shannon,
Prof. Simon Newcon1b, Mrs. Maurice Daniel
O'Conneil, Miss O'Connell, Miss Yznaga,
Mr.. Robert J. Mawhinney, Lieut.. Gen
James Longstreet, Mrs. James F. Barbour
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Waggamann, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kenneth Cameron, Rev. Teunis
Anthony Grace Mrs. Brinton Stone, Mr.
Thomas H. Callan, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
E. Waggamann, Mr.. Joseph D. Daily, MIR
Charles Henry Stone, Miss Marie Carolyn
Ferneding, Miss Abigail Gowans, Miss Wal
lace, Miss Livingston Patterson, Miss
Smith, Miss Catherine Cecilia Collins, Mrs.
P. H. Hill, Mrs. Adeline n. O'Conor, Dr.
Truman Able. Mrs E. II. Du Hamel, the
Misses Du Hamel Miss Ida Monro, Mrs.
William cambridge Hill, Mrs Theodore A.
Vandoren Mr.. and Mrs. Gaillard Hunt,
Mrs. TalnaGge A. Lambert, the minister
from Peru and Nine. Calderon, Miss Caid
eron, the minister from Argentine Republic
the ambassador from Italy, Gen. and Mrs.
Ruggles Miss Ruggles, Rev Eugene Han
nan, Mr.. Edward p. Harrington, Miss Was
serbach Mrs. Theodore Wasserbach, Ms
and Miss Trescot, Rev. j. F. Mackin the
minister from Costa Rica, Mrs. Thomas II.
Carter, Representative John j. Fitzgerald
Representative Joseph f. Ransdeli, Senator
Charles H Dietrich Mrs. Adele Douglas
Hnlyer and Mgr Frederick z. Rocker