New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28
CHILDREN IN PARADES
ATTEND SOLEMN MASS.
Young Catholics Take Part IN Cen
tenary Celebration

Cardinal Gibbons MonsiEnor FaIconio. the Apos-
toc Delegate. and the prelates and clergy who viii
participate in the solemn ceremonies at ST Pat
rick's Cathedral to-day arrived here yesterday ana
in turn. visited Cardinal Logue at Archbishop
Farley's house. In Madison avenue. The American
Cardinal reached the city before noon. and was
driven ar once to the Archbishops house. where ne
greeted his colleague. the Irish Cardinal lac
meeting between the two princes OF the Catholic
Church anectonate. They embraced each
other, saying. Pax tecum'-''Peace be with you
Later in the day Cardinal Logue received Arch
bishop Qulgley OF Chicago; Archbishop Moeler. Of
CINCINNATI Archbishop ireland. OF St Paul: Arch
bishop Ryan. OF Philadelphia; Archbishop Blenk OF
New Orleans. and the several bishops OF the prov
ince Of New York
Cardinal Gibbons will be the guest OF Herbert D
Robbins, Of No 1884 Fifth avenue. during his stay
here. Monsignor Falconio will be housed at St
Agnes's rectory archbishop Quigley at the cathe-
dral rectory, and the other prelates at the homes
Of well known Catholics hotels where accom-
modations had been provided for them.
The Countess Annie Leary entertained Cardinal
LOgue at dinner last night az her city home. No.
10S2 Fifth avenue. and Herbert Robbins gave din
ner at the same time for the American Cardinal
Among the guests at the Countess Leary's dinner
were Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Carnegie Mrs Charles
Mury Mr.. and Mrs. Kernochan. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles BurreI. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly, John
Jacob Astor. Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ Oelrichs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Phipps, DR.. and Mrs J. Dun
Emmett Mr. and Mrs c. F. Bristed, BisnOp
Browne. OF Cloyne; the Rev. William O'Brien Par
dow. Archbishop Farley. Monsignor Lavelle, Mr.
and Mrs Burton Harrison, Frank Leslie Baker
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting. Mr.. and Mrs
Dana Pierson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Russell Solely Mrs
Frederick Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs Stuyvesant
Fish Mrs. Shpley Jones. Mrs. Hugo Frttsch. Mrs
James Townsend, Miss Henry Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Borden Hartman, General Benjamin F. Tracy
Miss Remsen and Mrs Richard A. Dana
Mr.. Robbins had his guests to meet Cardinal
Gibbons Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph H Choate. Mr.. and Mrs. ". Bayard cut
ting Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mayor Mcclellan
Mr.. and Mrs Goodyear Livingston. Miss Iselin. MI
and Mrs. Edmund I. BayIies, Nj and Mrs Nicho-
las Murray Butler and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert ROD
bins After the dinner Cardinal Gibbons and some
Of the guests the reception at the Countess
Learys home
There were services for the children yesterday IN
all the parish churches of the archdiocese and in
the larger parishes the children, wearing centen-
NAL badges marched through the streets near the
churches At the cathedral d solemn mass was
sung by MonsignOr Hayes the chancellor, and
Monsignor LavelIe preached There were three
thousand children present. Monsgnor Lavelle
took for his text. Remember the early days, and
keep the early years in mind
He pictured his young auditors the struggles
prfvations of the Catholics in this country and
reminded them that their ancestors in the faith
had been subjected to all sorts of prejudices The
truth had prevailed. he said, and the Church was
now reapng the harvest.
AT one time he added. lit was common IN this
city 10 advertisements for help with the line
No Irish need apply What was really meant
was that no Catholics need apply
The public services Of Thanksgiving will begin
promptly at Il o'clock this morning in St Patrick
Cathedral There will be a procession Of the clergy
and all the preates from the college in Madison
avenue 10 the Cathedral Cardinal Logue Will oe
the ceIebrant OF the mass. and his American col
Mill arH 1T7zf
part the papaI benediCton.
Archbishop Farley has received letters Of con
graduation from Pope Plus and President Roose-
Welt that will made public. AT the close Of the
services the Cathedral the clergy Of the diocese
will entertain the visiting prelates-
There viii be a reception on Wednesday night at
the Catholic Club and Thursday evening mass
meeting will be held in Carnegie Music Hall