Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-05
Visits Catholic University Of Amer
lea for Luncheon.
RECEPTION AT WHITE HOUSE
Names of Members Of the Party.
Program for Remainder of
Stay Here.

Cardinal LOgue, the successor of st.
Patrick, as the primate of Ireland. ar
rived in this city late yesterday afternoon
and today is busy complying with a pro-
gram which was arranged for him. The
principal activities of the prelate's day
included attendance at mass at S:15
o'clock. q trip around the city later in
the morning. luncheon at the Catholic
University of America by the chan
celIor and rector, Cardinal Gibbons
ana Bishop O'Connell. respectively, and
. reception of the visiting hierarchy OF
the Catholic Church. who are here for
the Catholic University meetings tomor-
row and Thursday, at st. Patrick's rec
tory this evening.
Cardinal Logue. who is a guest at st.
Patrick's rectory rose early this
morning and attended the celebration
Of the regular parish mass in St. Patrick's
Church at S:l5, sitting on the throne at
the lett OF the altar. Later he retired to
his rooms and chatted with Father Rus
About 10 o'clock Representative Bourke
Cochran called at the rectory and was
shown to the cardinals rooms. The car
dinal denied himself to newspaper men,
During the trip around the city the car
dinal called at the British embassy and at
the papal legation to pay his respects to
Ambassador Bryce and to the apostolic
delegate. Mgr. Falconio. The latter and
Mgr. Cheretti of the papal legation called
at st. Patrick's rectory during the morn
Ing to see the visitor.
Arrival Late Yesterday.
Cardinal Logue came from New York
yesterday. accompanied by Lord Bishop
Browne of Cloyne, Archbishop Farley of
New York. Mgr. Hayes, chancellor of the
New York diocese, and Canon Michael
Quinn, rector of the cathedral at Ar
magh Ireland. At Baltimore the party
was Joined by Father RUSSELL pastor of
st. Patrick's Church here. and Bishop
O'Connell. rector of the Catholic Univer-
slty. The party was met at the Union
station by Mgr. Mooney. Father Mayer
and Rev. George Dougherty, and went at
once to st. Patrick's rectory.
In passing through the new Union sta
ton Cardinal Logue stopped to admire the
edifce and to comment on it's size and
beauty. Later he paid visit to st. Jo-
sephs Orphan Asylum and attended bene-
diction In st. Patrick's Church.
Luncheon at Catholic University.
Cardinal Logue was accorded his first
formal entertainment during his visit to
Washington this afternoon at the Catholic
University of America, when Cardinal
Gibbons, the chancellor. was host at a.
luncheon Of more than one hundred COW
ers. Present to greet the visitor were
archbishops. bishops. the monsignori
priests and few laymen.
The diners were seated promptly at 1
o'clock. Cardinal Logue arrived at the
university early. however, and was shown
about the university buildings and
grounds.
Arriving at the main entrance OF Cald-
well Hall, Cardinal Logue was greeted
by a large body of clergy and students.
After exchanging a few amenities in the
ing room on the second floor, where the
luncheon was served. Among those pres
emit were Cardinal Gibbons, Cardinal
Logue, Mgr. Falconio, Archbishops Ryan
Of Philadelphia, O'Connell of Boston, Ire
land Of st. Paul. Keane of Dubuque,
Glennon of st. Louis. Blenk of New Or
leans. Aversa of Cuba, Bishops Brown of
Cloyne. Hendrick Of Cebu, Foley of De-
troit. Horstmann Of Cleveland and Bishop
OConnell, rector Of the university: Mon
signors Lavelle and Hayes of New York.
Rev. Father Quinn. secretary to Bishop
Brown OF Cloyne: Rev. Father Rawlin-
son. secretary to Bishop Hendrick Of &c.
Georg etown University: Rev w s.
Caughey. Rev. j. r. Mackin, Rev. Thomas
9. Lee. Rev. DR.. William T. Russell, Rev.
Thomas e: McGuigan. p. J. Haltigan.
nationai editor Of the Ancient Order of
rector Of the Ancient Order of Hibernians;
Dean wallburg of Cincinnati, Rev. Father
Maher of Akron. Ohio; Rev. Father Dris-
coll of Albany, N. Y: Rev. DIR. Lucas of
Scranton. Pa: Rev. DR.. Duffy. ST Jo-
seph's Seminary. Dunwoodie. Ohio: Rev.
Father Lewis. secretary to Archbishop
Rev. John E. Burke. N. Y, head Of the
O'Connell of Toledo. Ohio; Rev. DR.. Muir
ply of Cleveland, Ohio: Rev. Dr. Henry
Hyvernat. Very Rev. Charles P. Gran
nan, Rev. Drs. Thomas j. Shahan, Ed A.
Pace. John Joseph Griffin, D. w. Shea,
Edmund T: Shanahan. William ]. Kerby,
D. Mcguire. Charles Francis Aiken, Henry
Andrew Poels. T. E. Shields. Drs. VIII
liam c. Robinson. p. ]. Lennox, Joseph
Dunn. Judge William H. DeLacey Very
Rev. F. L. Dumont, president of Caldwell
College; Very Rev. DR.. Albert Spensley.
president of Albert Hall College: Very
Rev. DR.. ellis, president st. Thomas
Aquinas College: Rev. DIR. James Burns.
president of Holy Cross College: Rev
rist College: Rev. DR.. Fenelon, president
Of st Austin's College; Very Rev Bede
Oldeveering. head OF the Franciscan mon,
aStery: Very Rev. A. P. Doyle, rector OF
the Apostolic Mission House: Very Rev.
D. j. Kennedy. o. p, prior of the College
Of the Immaculate Conception, and about
twenty other priests, students of the uni
versity
Will Visit White House.
Other than visit to the President at
the White House tomorrow, where Cardi-
nal Logue and his companions will be en-
tertained at luncheon. no set plans have
been made. There is a rumor current that