Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-08
|cARDINAl .LOGUE DEPARTS
IRISH PRIVATE CONCLUDES
VISIT IN WASHINGTON.
Pleased With His Reception in "City
Magnifcent"-Social Functions
in His Honor.

|c.rd,n.l Joene the primate of all Ire
land denarted for New York this morn
| Ing He was accompanied by Archolshop
Farley of New York and several other
Catholic prelates.
Cardinal IOgue and cardinal GIBBONS
| snent the night at St. Patricks rectory,
and this morning said mass at the church.
At an early hour today the two were
driven to the White House. thence to the
Congressional Library. Cardinal Logue
| stated that the library building was one
of the handsomest ana most ar'is'ie
| structures he was ever IN.
| At the rectory this morning Cardinal
| Logue received visit from several pref
ates. Including Archbishop Ireland. Arch
| bishop Glennon of ST. Louis. Archbishop
John ]. Kahn of Dubuque. Iowa; Bishop
| O'Connell of the Catholic University. and
| Bishop Farley.
10 O'Clock. and Cardinal Logue and party
| left at II O'Clock for New York: The lat
ter was accompanied to the train by Rev
| W.T.. Russell and Rev Ihomas Z. NC
I, Gtiigan of ST. Patrick'S Church.
| Just before his departure Cardinal
Logue took occasion to praise Washing
ton as "a city magnificent, and referred
pleasantly to the hospitality or us peo-
| ple. He said his stay here had been most
! agreeable and will live in his memory al
| ways. .-,.
The cardinal was a guest of honor last
| evening at dinner party given by Rep
at /, his residence, Among the noted
guests were Cardinal Gibbons of Balt-
more Monsignor, Falconio, the apostolic
delegate in Washington: Archbishops
RYAN of Philadelphia, Farley of New
York and Glennon of st. Louis: Bishop
Brown Of Cloyne. Ireland: Bishop OCon-
nell. rector of the Catholic University;
Monsignor Lavelle of New York. Rt.
Russell. rector of St. Patrick's Catholic
Church, and Speaker Cannon, Justices
White and Mckenna of the Supreme
Court of the United States. Attorney Cen
eral Bonaparte, Senator Foraker. Sena-
tor Aldrich and Richard Harding Davis
Delivers Brief Address.
Following the dinner a reception was
held in the drawing rooms of MIR. Cock
rams residence. A number of the mem
bers of the House of Representatives
were present, among them William >.
Cary of Wisconsin. Arsene P. Pujo of
Louisiana, James A. Hamil of New Jer-
sey, Joseph A. Goulden of New YORK
Charles V. Fornes of New York and
Michael E. Driscoll of New York.
In brief address Cardinal Logue said
his reception in this country had far sur
| passed his expectations. Representative
| Cochran told the primate how legislation
| was facilitated in the House of Repre-
| sentatives. and also explained the poIit-
| ical situation in this country TO-DAY: Inc
|
Ireland's affairs some. day conducted
| along the same lines.
| Cardinal Logue yesterday forenoon at
tended an entertainment by the schooi
| children of St. Patricks Academy. he
| spoke to the children concerning the
| schools of Ireland. and paid high COM
pliment to the paroShial schools in the
United States. The feature OF the car
| dinals address which was especially
pleasing to the children was his request
| that they be given vacation OF two days.
which was granted, niue n; to the delight
of the little-ones - .,~@s1s -
Visits Holy Cross Academy.
Accompanied by the Bishop of Cloyne
and Fathers Russell. Brown and Quinn
the cardinal was driven to the Holy Cross
Academy, in Massachusetts avenue, where
he was again entertained by school chill
| dren.
Bishop Brown of Cloyne, who modest
| ly admits he travels in the cardinals
| shadow, received his snare of the hon
the Armagh Cathedral: Rev. DR.: Brown:
nephew and secretary to the bishop, and
DIR. Russell of st. Patricks.
| The distinguished; company. was met in
the entrance hall and parlors by the Sis
tiers of Holy Cross and their chaplain.
Very Rev. DR.. Shahan, and then proceed
ed to the large study hall, which was
decorated with tall palms and flags. The
| ouitcu % VI ASi'i aiO.'S S'oo ~ S'oS WIN
| Old Glory. a,
| " aitz. from Faust''' Geunod. vocal
class: harp solo. Irish melodies, Suzanne
| VERIFY; violin solo, ''O'Carolan's Farewell
| to Music, Imogene Harms; address to
| his emnence. Agnes Hamilton; Inflamma-
tus from .'Stabat Mater" Rossini. solo,
Agnes Downey, chorus, vocal class. Rhap
| sodie No. 10. List. Marguerite Curtis;
harp solo. "Legende, label Marguerite
| O'Tool; Ave Maria" Owen: solo, Eve
| lyn Pomae," private vocal class.
| A visit was paid by the cardinal and
| several other prelates to Mount Vernon,
| where his eminence placed wreath on
| the tomb of Gen. Washington. The cardi-
nal paid high compliment to the men,
| DRY of Gen. Washington. saying that he
4 admired the simplicity Of the man who re-
| tired to such beautiful country place,
| where he lived without ostentation.
Cardinal Logues visit to Washington
| was made additionally pleasant by his
| meeting with his cousin. Mrs. HI. A. Nc
| Pike of 80 LIST street. Mrs. McPike call
| and at his request paid him two visits
| and occasions mutually dear to both.
Mrs. McPike, asa child, remembered
| the cardinals mother. who was an ever
| welcome guest at her home in Donegal
county Ireland and the cardinal had
| good tidings from Mrs. Pixies three
| cousins who are priests in the old coun-
try.
In parting Cardinal Lague gave his
relative a special blessing for herself
| and those dear to her and silver medal
as remembrance of himself.