The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
Cardinal SatOlli to Be the Guest
of Honor in Cere-
monies.
WATER FESTIVAL A FEATURE.
French Commissioner Gives Din
ner for His Eminence-ThrOngs
Attend POntifcal High Mass
in the Morning.

Elaborate preparations have been made
for the celebration to-day of Catholic Day
at the Worlds Fair, which it is thought
will bring thousands of members of that
church to the Exposition grounds.
The guest of honor. Cardinal Satoli,
will spend the morning visiting various
points of interest under escort of a com
mittee composed of William H. Lee, Doc
tor Lewald, Jules Bouefve and Theophle
Papin. The formal ceremonies will begin
at O'Clock this evening at Festival Hall
to which admittance will be had by card
only. President d. R. Francis will preside
over the ceremonies, which will include
addresses by Archbishop Glennon, Judge
ONellI Ryan, f. w. Lehman and the
Cardinal From 4:3O o'clock until the be-
ginning of the ceremonies the Philippine
Constabulary Band will give a special con-
cert, which will be followed by an organ
recital on the grand organ by Professor
Charles r. Galloway.
VENETIAN WATER FESTIVAL.
The festival will begin about Q o'clock
tto-nlsht, the parade starting from the
ldnuihS on the Grand Basin adjoining the
SSTSuIneast corner of Electricity Palace
t"enty-elght gCndolas and launches will
ing order: -0'''
swan boat, containing mandolin orches-
ira; private launch of President Francis
containing his Eminence Cardinal Sa-
ION, Archbishop Gtennon and President
rrahcls; Eondo!a containing members of
i,l SdtIihal ail Satollis party; gondola contain
ing Mayor Wells, Governor Dockery and
party, and the remaining gondoias and
ldunches containing members of foreign
commissions and committees. All the yes
Se-s Will be artistically decorated win
hags and japanese lanterns. The narada
VIII pass through the lagoons around the
65IeGtrlclty Palace, and re-enter the Grand
Basin from the northwest corner After
a series OF maneuvers in the Grand Pas
the parade will then proceed through the
Iagoons surrounding the Education Palace
east cascade liz
At the close of the maneuvers in the
III ti ana BASIN the parade will continue
N osropugh tpg tne remaining lagoons. AT each
VIII be burned as the vessels pass.
On account of the Water Festival. the
director OF Works has ordered that the
of the Exposition palaces
continue until II p. m. and that the cas-
cades be in full operation from 7:30 to iO:3
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GUEST OF FRENCH COMMISSIONERS.
At 5 o'clock last night the Cardinal was
uiheG clit at the residence of the French Com
mission by NJ. Jules Bouefve. Covers were
laiu Tor tWenty-four guests, to each of
whom was presented a beautifully en-
grSved menu as souvenir of the occasion.
were; Archbishop Glennon, Mgr. Waite,
J: L: Lee. Mrs. Tracy, Miss Tracy
Dennis oConnelI. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mr.. and Mrs. Hirschberg, Miss Postle-
Mrs. Thomas McKittrick, Jules Bouefye. |
Doctor Lewald, Miss Lionberger, Miss
SaI,t mSaIgaret Leg. Mr.. and Mrs: John d. |
laws Mrs. Cushman. Felix Lamy, Mar
Gel Estieu and NJ Santos-Dumont
"A lawn party was given in honor of the |
y larolhaI aiIShi at the residence of Francis |
L all
o'clock yesterday afternoon. to which 250 |
guests were invited.
Ihe garden was beautifully decorated |
with potted plants, the American flag. |
worlds Fair and papal banners Ices and
were served
Among the guests were Cardinal Satoli. |
and Cunningham, the Reverend Fathers |
Ercolle Satolf, Guiseppi Marrucchi, Roc- |
ars, Talon, Tobyn, Brennan and Sullivan.
ernor and Mrs. Odell of New York Mr.
and Mrs. Norman E. Mack of New York
Mrs Mrs Ward OF New York, Messrs. and
Knapp. ]. D. Davis, Daniel c. Nueent
John Schroers, Mauran, Albertini. RoIla
wells; Festus ]. Wade, Richard c. Ker-
Mrs. Daniel Manning, Sigror Cagisti i'iTrrls Dnc,
tor Lewald, Colonel and Mrs Parker
Chaplain Granville, Major and Mrs. Jobn,
ston; General Bates and Colonel and Mrs.
McClernand.
CROWDS ATTEND SERVICES
Fully 1000 people tried to crowd into
SIS. Peter and PauPs Church yesterday
to obtain a glimpse of his Emil
nence. Francis Cardinal Satolli. while he
was pontificating at a solemn high mass
IN N. honor eft Of the chuTehs patronaI feast
accommodated while the remainder |
olockaded sidewalk and street
The services at which the Cardina'
,fficiated began promptly at O'clock and
besides his Eminence the prominent prel-
ties present were his Grace, the Most
Seyerend John ]. Glennon, NJ. Dennis
O'Connell, Bishop Hennessy of Wichita
&as., Bishop Cunningham of Concordia,
Aas.. and Bishop Jansen of Belleville. Ill
tlfty priests of st. Louis also were pres
mt and filled various offices during the
'ervice. The sermon was preached by
he Reverend Father Collier After mass
ne dignitaries and priests were guests at
,hurch at the parsonage.