The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-15
PRINCE OF ROME
GREETS CHILDREN
Pretty Incident Precedes Satolli s
Minneapolis Visit - Lunches
at Harriet.

Cardinal Satolli was entertained at
a luncheon at Lake Harriet at noon
today, tables being laid on the east
portico of the pavilion cafe, directly
facing the open lake.
The cardinal spent the early part Of
this morning quietly at the st. Paul
residence of Archbishop Ireland.
About 1890 the cardinal and party
walked over to the Selby avenue car
line, where they were to be met by
the private car Of Thomas Lowry.
The car was nearly a half hour late.
In the meantime, an unusual scene
was enacted. The presence of the
cardinal and his clerical escort wait
ing on the corner attracted scores Of
ST. Anthony Hill children. The cor
ner was unprotected from the sun,
and the cardinal seated on chair,
provided by a thoughtful woman from
a neighboring grocery, was soon hold
ing an informal reception for the chill
dren. He is very fond Of children,
andethe little ones were soon persuad-
ed to come up. Tis smiling face, and
kindly words, helped to overcome
the hands of some, and placing his
hands upon the heads Of others, be-
slowing his blessing upon them. It
was a apretty and unusual scene.
The Minneapolis Visit.
The party proceeded directly thru
the twin cities to Lake Harriet, not
hotel because Of the lateness Of the
| hour.
It was considerably after noon when
| the party arrived at Lake Harriet.
All at once proceeded to the pavilion
portico, where luncheon was served at
a long line of tables, extending the
full length of the porch. The cardi-
hn ia
ing the lake. Much of the converse
ton was carried on in Italian, Arch
bishop Ireland of st. Paul, who sat
nearly opposite the cardinal, leading
in the discussion. The day was IDEAL
and the waters of the lake were
ablaZe with sunshine.
This is beautiful" remarked the
cardinal, as he looked out upon the
brilliant scene, the bright glare from
the water being occasionally broken
by a. gliding, White-winged sailbOat
During the luncheon, the regular
cafe adjoining the portico was shut
off from public service, so that the
cardinal and the accompanying clergy
might not be annoyed.
Following the luncheon Rev. Father
j. O'Reilly in a brief address, spoke
, Of the pleasure which it gave not onl.
. those present to have the cadnial here
, but to all citizens of Minneapolis, st
! Paul and the northwest. Cardlna
Satolli responded in a few brief word
E of appreciation.
A short time was spent in inspect
: ing the beauties of the lake and park
! after which the chartered car wa
again taken for a thru trip to Arch
t bishop Ireland's residence. This eve
ming Cardinal Satoli will leave TO
3 Sault Ste. Marie, whence he will g
D | to Buffalo by boat.
Guests at the Luncheon.
!. Those lunching with the cardina
r today were: Archbishop Ireland Q
. St. Paul, Archbishop Redwood of Ne1
Zealand, Bishops Cotter, McGolricl
e O'Gorman and Bishop-elect Lenihan
i Rev. Fathers P. K. Heffron, ]. Clan
g toni, J. J. Lawler, j. M. Cleary, T
:, Lee, P. O'Conner, A. Andre, G.. An
Dire, H. Prendergast, j. G. Byrne, T
J. WILDER, M. Griffin, P. Lee, P. SUI
Ivan, T. J. Gibbons, S. Odone, T
Richard, J. Gardiner, F. McDermot
j. .Harrigan, J. O'Reilly, F. Hrachos
), ky, G. McDevitt, F. O'Brien, D.. Jones
S. Broockbank, J. Moran, F. Dugal
. T. E. Cullen, F. Hovorka, F. Jage