Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-18

appointment He urged apOr the
church th- necessity OF building a fne
Catholic school In Webster and said 70
see II completed III the near future
would be Que of his greatest hopes, He
then presented Ri Rev. Mon-ignor
Mrusing with purple mantiIIetta and
the willie rochetta.
ri. Rev. Monsiguore Menslug was
nearly overcome with the great praise
that his bishop had given him and II
was some minutes before ne coul
recover himself 70 express his thanks.
After the first few remarks he soon
passed 10 his usual calmness and IN a
very neat address expressed his heart
felt thanks 70 the holy father, the pope
at Rome, 10 the bishop for having been
instrumental in procuring this great
honor for him.
The ceremonies of invssture being
over the services OF solemn high mass
commenced with RI Rev Bishop
.O'Gorman sitting on the throne assisted
by Rev. Fathers Hepperle, of Big Stone
City, and Stecher, of Howard, as dea-
cons of honor The celebrant of the
mass was the newly invested Rt. Rev.
Monsignore H Mensing, of Webster,
assisted by Rev Fathers Woitowlcz, of
Grenvllle, as deacon, Lauer, of Alex
andria, as sub deacon, Hulmbrecht, Of
Frank, as master of ceremonies, and
Kettler, of Sisseton. as thurifer
Besides these there were III the sanctu-
sry the Ri. Rev. Monsgnores Flynn, of
Madison, and Sheehan, OF Elkton, and
the Rev. Fathers Desmond, of Huron,
aud Dahlmanns, of Aberdeen. Outside
Of the sanctuary were Rev. Fathers
O'Flaherty, of Kimball, Wulf, of Mil
hank, Sass Of Bristol, Guenard, of Tur-
ton, Dermody, of Aberdeen, Nolan, of
Sioux Falls, Hoffman, of Erery, Rel.
land, OF Parkston, Duren, of Ipswich,
Bonnererre, of Clark, Haupt, of Coils,
Mimi, aud Hass, of Glencoe, Mimi.
The mass was very impressive and very
beautiful. Too mach cannot be said of
the music which was furnished by the
church choir under the direction of
Frank Mohs II was almost perfect III
its rendition
There were two sermons appropriate
fa q aa Inc ,gI I'M
German by Rev. Father Dahlmanns, of
Aberdeen, and the other III English by
Rev. Father Desmond, of Huron
At the close of the mass aud services
the bishop, monsiguores and the priests
were conducted 10 the parsonage by the
same cortege which had preceded them
TO the church aud then all disbanded
The ladies of the Altar society of st
Otto's church had prepared dinner for
the clergy in honor of the installation
of Ri. Rev. Monsignore II. Mensing as
Domestic'prelate, at the Commercial
hotel and these happy gentlemen soon
adjourned to that place for refreshments
where the following menu was served
MENU.
Stuffed Queen Olives.
Stick Celery Dressed Lettuce
Young Onions.
Consomme a Ia Royal.
WALL EYED PIKE.
Leg of Lamb. Prime Ribs of Beef.
Southern Styie)
Fricassee of Spring Chicken.
Picked OK Tongue.
Fresh Sliced Tomatoes.
Salad of Cucumbers.
RHINE WINE PUNCH.
Vegetables.
New Potatoes in Cream
Mashed Potatoes.
New Beans. Earlv June Peas
Pastry.
Meringue Lemon Pie
Green Apnle Pie.
American Cheese on Stick.
New York Ice Cream
Angel Food. Nut Cake
Tea. Coffee. Ice Tea. Chocolate.
After the dinner was served and the
gentlem had had q little time to smoke
a reception was held in the opera house
commencing about $3.50 o'clock.
Rt Raw Monsiouore Flvun nf Madi