The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
PRIMATE KEPT BUSY
Cardinal LOgue, of Ireland,
Sees and Likes Capital.
GUEST OF HONOR AT LUNCHEON
Accompanied by Archbishop Farley,
Rev. Father Russell, and other
Catholic Preiates, His Eminenee
Visits Apostolic MisSiOn-WeIcOmed
at Luncheon by Cardinal Gibbons.

Cardinal Logue, primate of ireland, who
arrived in Washington on Monday after
noon, retired TO his apartments at St.
Patriok's rectory at an early hour last
night, after day of much activity.
He was the guest of honor at a lunch
con given by Cardinal Gibbons at the
Catholic University at noon. when there
was a more distinguished assemblage Of
Catholic churchmen present than at any
time in Washington for many years.
After leaving the Catholic University.
the cardinal visited the Apostolic Mission
and Trinity College. He was accompanied
By Archbishop Farley. OF New York;
Rev. Dr. John Melody, of the Catholic
University; Bishop Browne, and Rev
Father Thomas E. McGuigan, Of ST. Pat
rick's Church. Archbishop Farley and
DR.. Melody left the party at the college.
Cardinal Logue, Bishop Browne, and
Father McGuigan made a sightseeing trip
through Washington. They were driven
through to the Soldiers Home grounds,
down Sixteenth street to the White
House, and thence to st. Pauick's rec
tory.
Pleased with Capital.
It was during the ride that the primate
expressed himself as delighted with
Washington. which he described as being
probably the most beautiful capital city
in the world He asked why it was nee
essary 10 make a trip TO the country
when it IS possible TO take country
walk through the parks Of the city. His
remark was greeted by laughter from his
companions, who were delighted with the
primate's original views of the National
Capital
Cardinal Logue said he had never be-
fore seen such a large number of negroes
as in Washington, He was surprised 10
find them well dressed and we'll man
nered. The public buildings were pro-
nounced the finest of their kind in the
world. Credit was due the government
for the wide, clean streets and the many
acres of well-kept parks.
Arriving at o'clock at the rectory.
where he is being entertained by Father
McGuigan, in the absence Of the pastor,
Rev. DR.. William T. Russell. who is in
Philadelphia on a lecturing tour. Cardinal
Logue dined and retired 10 his room
Among the visitors who called to see
Cardinal Logue were Prof. Patrick J.
Lennox, Of the Catholic University Of
America aid wife, who have been in
America since November The question
Of the reform bill for university education
IN Ireland was discussed. Cardinal
LogUe expressed himself as being in favor
Of the bill. He said he hoped it would
pass the houses Of Parliament without
delay
VIII Visit PapaI Delegate.
After breakfast this morning the cardi-
nal viii visit the papal delegate. He will
be accompanied by a party composed Of
Bishop Browne and his nephew. Rev.
Father Browne; Rev Father Quinn and
Rev. Father McGuigan. The party will
probably go to the Capitol, where they
viii look Ia for a few minutes at the law
makers in the Senate and House. From
The legislative building, Cardinal Logue
viii proceed 10 tie White House, where
he viii take luncheon with the President
al o'clock No plans have been made
for his entertainment during the remain
ing part of the afternoon.
Representative Bourke Cochran, Of New
York, VIII entertain the famous church
plans for the entertainment of the pci-
mate have not been completed.
Cardinal LOgue is in Washington on a
sightseeing trip. He has said there was
sufficient demonstration in New York to
satisfy him as 10 the cordlality of his
welcome in America
At the luncheon given in his honor yes
terday the speech OF welcome 20 Cardinal
Logue was delivered by Cardinal Gibbons
He said that though the show and glory
shown the primate I'm New York sur
passed that bestowed upon him by the
Catholics of Washington, the welcome
was equally warm here. In his reply to
the speech Of Cardinal Gibbons. the guest
of honor said he was surprised and
pleased with the existing cordial rela-
tions between the government and the
church in the United States He said
that though he had expected to witness
great things in this country. the last few
weeks had been a revelation 10 him as
10 the activity and all-around good-feI-
lowship Of the American people. Bishop
Browne spoke of the happy relationship
between the church and the schools in the
United States. He was followed by Arch
bishop Ireland. who made a brief address
The luncheon was served IN the large
6inirg-room on the second floor Of the
university building. At / o'clock more
than a hundred diners took their places
among them archbishops, bishops the
monsignori, priests, and laymen. It was
remarked that seldom is such a large
number Of distinguished Catholics assem-
bled. It is of rare occurrence that two
cardinals have been seated at the same
table in America.
Present at the Luncheon
Among those present were:
Cardinal Gibbons. Cardinal Logle. Mgr Falconio
Archbishops RYAN, of Philadelphia; O'Connell Of
Boston: Ireland Of St Paul. Keane Of f,uhDs7,s
Glennon. Of ST. Louis Blenk. Of New Orleans and
AYeTsa Of Cuba Bishops Browne. of CLONE: Hen
drick, Of Cebu. Foley, Of Detroit: Horstmann Of
Cleveland. and Bishop OConner. rector Of the uni
Fersity; M0nsignors LaFellc and Hayes. Of New
York; Rev. Father Quinn, secretary 10 Bishop
Browne, q Cloyne; Rev Father Rawlnson secre-
tary 90 Bishop Hendrick II Cebu. Rev Dr. d. h
Buel president Il Georgetown University; Rev ~
S. Caughey. Rev. J. F. Mackin. Rev Thomas S.
Lee. Rev. Dr. William 7. Russell. Rev Thomas E
McGuigan 2. J. Hatgan, national editor OF the
Ancient Order Il Hbernans Dean Wallburg Of
Cincinnati; Rev. Father Maher, Il Akron. Ohio.
Rev Father Driscoll, II Albany, " Y Rev Dr.
Lucas. IF Scranton, Pa; Rev. Dr. Duffy. Of st
Josephs Seminary. DunWoodie Ohio Rev Father
lsvis, secretary 10 Archbishop FARLEY; Rev. Dr.
Wall Of New York; Rev. John Z. Burke Of New
York, head of the bureau of negro missions; Rev.
J. T. O'Connell, Of Toledo Ohio; Rev DR.. Murphy
Cf Cleveland. Ohio: Rev DR.. Henry HvverDat
Very Rev. Charles P. Grannsn, Rev Drs Thomas
J. Shanan, Ed a. Pace. John Joseph Griffin d.
". Shea, Edmund T. Shanshan William j. Kerhy.
George Melville Boiling. J. T. Creagh, J. D. Ma
CIife Charles Francs Aiken Henry An5revy Poelz
4. E. Shields. Drs William C. Robinson, 2, J.
Lennox, Joseph Dunn, Judge William H. De Laey,
Very Rev. F. L. Dumont president Of Caldwell
College; Very Rev. Dr.. Albert Spensley. president
Of Albert Han College; Very Rev. DR. ellis presi-
rrr 1e NrfffF 4fHffa H.
James Burns president Of Holy Cross College; Rev.
Dr. George Seller, president of the Marist Col
lege; Rev. DR.. Fenelon, president Of St. Austin's
College VeTy Rev. Bede 0deveeriug head Of the
Franciscan Monastery Very Rev A p Doyle rec
tor o. the Apostolic Mission House; Very Rev
D. J. Kennedy. Q. p. prior 70 the College q the