The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-10

Al 81. JOHNS CAOROh
Father Francis Henry Gavisk. OF 81.
Johns Church, master of ceremonies. has
made all arrangements for the great cere-
n1ony. Every detail has been carefully
provided for and he is confident that the
ceremony will go forward smoothly and
successfully. Be the weather fair or foul,
il is certain that St. Johns will be packed
with human beings. 1t is improbable that
the church can hold all the people that
will want to hear and see the parts Of the
ceremony.
The clergy who are to take part in the
church celebration on Tuesday morning
Will assemble at o'clock at St John
clergy house to don their robes The bish-
ops parlor at St. Johns has been re-
served for the cardinal, and the chancery
office for the archbishop of Cincinnati. The
other archbishops will be in the clergy
house parlor. The bishops, abbots and
monsignori will have places in the confer
ence room adjoining the vestry. Clergy
men who have part in the ceremonies will
Other priests will assemble in ST Johns
Hall, south of the church.
At 10 o'clock Tuesday morning the i'm
posng procession ss, OF the clersy VIII nj Leave ,e
on Georgia street TO Capitol avenue and
into the church. The dignitaries OF lesser
rank will follow the masters of ceremonies.
the Surpliced choir, the brothers. priests
acolytes. Last of all in solitary splendor.,
attended only by two chaplains, will walk
His Eminence, the Cardianl, in his scarlet
robes.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Following is the order of the procession:
Two masters of ceremonies.
The cross-bearer.
Acolythes.
The surpliced choir.
The brothers.
The priests.
The monsingnori. abbots and bishops in
the following order:
Mgr. John B. Murray, of Cincinnati.
Mgr. Denis O'Connell, Of Washington,
Abbot Athanasius schmitt. o. s. B., of
st. Meinard's.
Abbot Edmund Obrecht. o. C. R.. of
Gethsemani.
Bishop Muldoon, of Chicago.
Bishop OConnor, of Newark.
Bishop Alerding, of Fort Wayne.
Bishop O'Rilley, of Peoria.
Bishop Moeller, of Columbus.
Bishop Kelley, of Savannah.
Bishop O'Donaghue, of Indianapolis.
Bishop Fitz Maurice, of Erie.
Bishop Hoban, of Scranton.
Bishop Mcdonnell, of Brooklyn.
Bishop Horstman, of Cleveland.
Bishop Cotter, of Winona. Mimi.
Bishop Foley, of Detroit.
Bishop Jansen, of Belleville. Ill.
Bishop Burke, of ST. Joseph.
Bishop Macs of Covington.
BISHOP hlcHteT, Oh dTdHu hdpiuS.
Bishop Spaulding, of Peoria
Bishop Monies de Oca, of Mexico.
Bishop McQuaid, of Rochester.
Bishop McCloskey, of Louisville.
Archbishop Quigley, of Chicago, with his
chaplain, Rev. F. A. Roell.
Archbishop Farley, of New York, with
his chaplain, Rev. j. B. Kelly.
Archbishop Keane, of Dubuque, with his
chaplain, Rev. v. A. Schnells.
Archbishop Riordan, of San Francisco,
Chaplain ]. p. O'Connell.
Archbishop Ireland, of st. Paul. Chaplain
Rev. p. H. Rowan.
Archbishop Elder, Of Cincinnati, Chap
lains Revs. ]. p. Ryves and P. Basil
Huesler.
HIS EMINENCE THE CARDINAL
The bishops will be in purple robes. Then
will follow Bishop Chatard, attended by
Rev. j. F. Sondermann and Rev. p. Odo
Richerdt, as deacon and subdeacon, and
Very Rev. A. Scheideler, ". c., as assistant
priest, with the assistants of the mass.
Cardinal Gibbons will walk last in the
procession, attended by Rev. L. Guegen and
Rev. John w. Doyle as deacons. His scar
let robes will be supported by six train
bearers.
The procession will pass to Capitol ave-
nue. and into the church. AT the sanctuary
gates the choir boys will take their places
at the small organ, while the clergy will
pass to the right and left and down the
north and south aisles to the pews reserved
for them. The dignitaries will take places
in the sanctuary, and the cardinal will oc-
cupy the throne, which will be ornamented
with scarlet drapery. The chair Of the
archbishop Of Cincinnati, as next in rank.
will be opposite that of the cardinal. The
chair of Bishop Chatard will be in front of
the altar.
The doors of ST. Johns Church will not
be open until o'clock on Tuesday morn
ing. Besides the space reserved for the
clergy and fifty places fer specially in
vited guests, the seats will be open, but no
one will be allowed to stand in the aisles.
The members of the various sisterhoods
will enter the church before the services by
the Chesapeake-street door. This door will
also be the entrance for the holders Of
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