Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-24
Views Of Other Speakers.

The senator discussed the existence OF
broad and tolerant religious spirit
among peoples. When the historians OF
the future. he said. taking note of this
momentous readjustment. shall through
critical analysis seek the adequate cause
praise will be given the book written by
Cardinal Gibbons entitled THE Faith OF
Our Fathers" Senator Carter closed by
suggesting a standing toast to the cardi-
nal.
Judge Maurice d. OConnell, solicitor Of
the Treasury Department. spoke for the
congregation. He said the parishioners
were ready to receive Father Russell witt
open arms and assured him that he
would find no factions. no discords, nc
disSensionS.
Representative w. Bourke Cochran was
the last speaker.
There were some features OF these
ceremonies mentioned by the two pre-
vious speakers concerning which the non
Catholics present might like some ex'
was welcomed with enthusiasm. yet not
a single parishioner had been consulted
in his selection.
ITO non-Catholics this might seem ex
traordinary: to Catholics 1t was entirel!
natural. The cardinal archbishop Of the
diocese had. indeed, named him. but we
Catholics believe that in performing thl:
function he was not obeying persona
inclination, but dischargtng a high obi.
CATION. He was not filling an office OF
human institution. but filling mission
of divine institution"
Names Of the Guests.
Those present at the luncheon were Sen
ator Thomas H. Carter Of Montana. Sena-
tor Henry E. Burnham of New Hamp-
shire, Representative ". Bourke Cochran
of New York. Judge William H. DeLacy
Of the Juvenile Court, Representative
Charles v. Fornes of New York. Repre-
sentative Joseph E. Ransdell Of Louisiana.
Representative William ]. Cary Of Wis
consin. Commissioner of Labor Charles P.
Nell, Solicitor of the Treasury Maurice D.
O'Connell, Surgeon General Robert M
O'Reilly of the army, Rev. David Hill
house Buel, president of Georgetown Uni
versity; Mgr. Dennis J. O'Connell, rector
rof the Catholic University Of America;
Rev. James S. Burns. president of Holy
Cross College. Brookland; DR.. Charles w.
ton University; Hannis Taylor, Rev: Cor
nelius ]. Dacey. pastor of st. Elizabeth S
Church, Baltimore; Rev. Paul Griffith.
pastor of St. Augustine's Church: Rev.
James O'Connor of the Catholic Universe
ty of America, Rev. Albert Smith. Rev.
George Savage, Rev. Eugene Hannah,
Rev. George Dougherty. secretary to Mgr.
O'Connell. Catholic University; Rev. Will
liam T. Russell. pastor of St. Patrick
Church; Revs. William ]. Carroll James
A. Smyth and Thomas Z. McGuigan, as
sistants at st. Patrick's Church: Senior
Don Anibal Cruz DiaZ. Messrs. John Joy
Edson Scott c. Bone. Thomas J. Sullivan.
Cuno H. Rudolph. ~Richard v. Oulahan,
Paul E. johnson. Edgar D. Shaw. Charles
J. Columbus. John p. Miller. Armand
Gumprecht, Edward J. Hannah. John s.
Larcombe. Matthew +. Rudy, James F.
Shea, P c. ]. Treanor. Henry w. Sohon.
j. D. Mankin, Upton II. Ridenour, p. ].
Haltigan, Nicholas II. Shea. William
Schwing Michael /. Weller John r. Gallo
way. w. Gwynn Gardiner. John Clipper.
George w. Harvey. J. Fendall Cain. John
II. Magruder B. F. Saul. Michael G. NC
Cormick. William r. Downey. Francis P.
Sheehy, Alfred c. Wilton. E. H. Neu-
meyer John ]. Noonan, John NJ. McGill.
Edward Mitchell. Byron s. Adams. George
E. Hamilton, E. E. Fisher. James r.
Wheeler Daniel Sullivan, William Kraem-
err, Michael NJ. Doyle. Albert Ridgway,
Judge Heuisler of the Juvenile Court,
Baltimore; DR.. J. Lawn Thompson. DR..
O'Donovan and DR.. Charles Grindell of
Baltimore. DR.. Sinclair Bowen. DR.. Will
son p Malone. DR.. j. H. Benson. James
T. Russell William P. Ryan, Harry Colds
borough, J. Thomas Lyons, Harry Ben
Finger Walter Boggs. Thomas j. Foley,
BENJAMIN Jenkins. Alfred Toomey. George
Blake, Mark o. Shriver. John W. Russell.
Marion " Russell. Thomas Russell. Will
liam r. Smyth of Baltimore. l.. A. Nc
Guigan Of Pittsburg. Patrick Laughlin and
Joseph Mansfield Of WesternpOrt, Md.