Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16
.,,,nressiye and Solemn Services
occasion for Huge I! Roman
Catholic Gathering.
no. ROBBED CAR DlN N THERE | L
y, nosing Array OF Arcllbisilops and
c,,nrch Dignitarles Special Musical
rcn,urcs Morning and Evening.

III ,.a,l5 is SO rich and abofAt tie. Iiiers
l.. tholic churches dedicated some
,shers in this country every DAY; but II
# Z rare that the prlmate Of the Amer
@ ,an church, the only cardinal in the
@ rn,ted states, straces a dedication by
@ H. &presence. SO salt Lake has been
.recially honored in being Il shining ex-
n canton to the rulS BY having J nies
~ rardinal Gibbons Of fillmore present
M i Yesterdays dedication Of the crown
M mr work Of Bishop seaman.
ia The most important phase Of the
5 lsdicaton service was performed be-
s2 IN, i he doors Of the great edifice wel,,
onaned to the public. Inv the carrying
o,t 81 the elaborate and important rit-
u s,al performed in the formal dedication,
II n fully described in Saturdays
n news. 1t includes the blessing and
H sprinkling in detail Of the various parts
# the house, the habilitatton of the
o,tars etc. TO this part Of the service
the public was not admitted, the visit
4 ing and local clergy performing the
ceremony by themselves
\ I'm the meantime the procession of $50
children had marched from the old
I church on Second East street. under
4 ths chaperonage OF Misses Genevive
brooks Idargery Mulvey. Mildred C,ld 4
dy and Kathleen Graves, UP to South
/ Tap,pae street, and thence to the ca Z
thedral, led by Held's band.
THOSE IN TITE PRO- E,ssIoN.
| The little narchers included so or
( phanage children with 200 girls from
. the cathedral parish, all singing
Hadyn's TIE Diurn, beginning Holy G cd,
we prais Thy name" The girls We're
dressed in white with white wreaths
and wells, making a very pretty ight.
They remained on the SPACIOUS stair
case approach to the cathedral en-
4 trance until the doors We're opened,
waiting IN the vestibuie to lead the proc
cessional. There We're 70 in the choir
as follows; i5 Il.
ysopran Mrs. P.$ 4. Hannifan, Mrs.
yCorinne Hammer, Mrs. j. Hal Moore,
Mrs. Fl. s. Owen Mrs. ]. II r johnson
Mrs Margaret Vote, Mrs, j. Runel,5
Mrs. WIG. Tapsfeld. Mrs. G. c. Slade,s
Misses Lottie Owen, Lille Whelan. Mae
ONeill, FLORENCE &O'Neill. Edna Hamp-
ton Louise Hagmar,, NIignon Denial
ter, Margaret Harley, Florence Locke.
Irene Delaney, Stella Islaub, aGwendo-a
6 IN sWlllldiIls, ullIt Afe1IlNllS, AllislSu
Cuddy, Elizabeth Groo, Mazda Hegney,
Cara Fafek, fErl11a Stewart; Rosanna
Reed, Myrtle Weber, Grace Sullivan.
Altos-Nfrs. Halle Foster Sutherland.
Mrs. Florence Mcdonald Snyder, Mrs.
De Groot, Mrs. Minnie Cos Kingdom.
Mrs. Thomas Wise, Mrs. Leon e.
Smith, Misses Gertrude Kuntz, Flor
ence Mccarthy, Eneas Cuddy, Alice
Webly. Mary Jenkinson i
Yra,x, = ~. ?
Oswald Veltz. Clement Girard, Eugene.
Holiday. "a w. Mcpherson, g. a. Locke,
r. T, Chase, Edmund Erdnall, John
Pfster, Thomas Ashworth.
Bassos-F u. Smith, Thomas Wise
IA H. Peabody, John Wise, Norman
Vote, George Soffe. Otto Niederweiser,
Nicholas Schulter, John Schulter, "a. j. i,
Bruneau, T. G. Crawford, Thomas Ley
q land, ]. II. Francis, Charles Driscoll,
Harold Holman, Claude Tavey, L. g.
Smith, A, Nildenberge.
There We're Is instrumental performs
ers. including Mrs. McGurrin as harpist,
and Claude Nettleton. as concert rneis-
8 ter Prof. Mcclellan was the organ
LIST, and Miss Gleason choir master.
The public was admitted after the choir
and musicians had entered. admission
being by numbered ticket. There was
a large crowd in waiting; and though
there was a rush, there was no crush
as the people filed in to secure their
( seats. Ga
II MORNING SERVICE.
- At11 O'clock the organ and orchestra
began the service with Handers
Largo as the professional of nearly
200 persons formed at the episcopal resi-
deEce, entered. IT was composed of
the cross bearer. altar boys and girls,
the inferior clergy. bishops in order OF
seniority. the archbishops, Cardinal
Gibbons with four boys In red silk and
white lace carrying his train, followed
bS Bishop Seaman, who offlciated at
the pontifical high mass. All of the
2 clergy We're attired in full robes Of Of
flce. the cardinal clad In red silk robes
and cap. so that the sight was a. most
Impressive one, Tho cardinal occu-
pied the throne, supported on either
side by Monsignor Hartnett and Rev.
Joseph Barron Of Los Angeles, While
me clergy ranged themselves around
me walls OF the sanctuary on both sides
OF the great, marble altar, brilliant With
numerous candles and candelabra.
Blshop Seaman was assisted by Very
Kew. Dean Harris, arch priest: Vicar
General Kelly as deacon. President
Guinan as subdeacon, all clad with
costly stoles and garments Indicative
- tiielr 5FttIlk.t5s Inc regular pOntlIlcals
nigh mass was then observed. includ-
ing Latin prayers. chants and responses.
me swinging of censers, the sounding OF
me chime of gongbells, and the beau
tlful music, the close attention of the
great audience that completely filled
me audltorium-allft tending to make the
scene one of deep inpressiveness never
TO be forgotten.
MUSICAL PROGRAM
The following musical program was
successfully. brilliantly carried out:
kyrle ......... .5.......... Gounod
Gloria. Twelfth Mass Mozart
Nenl3 Creator ..s.i.s..,..... Giorza
F. Z. Smith.
offertory, AVE Maria ria I, Z. 800. Klein
Mrs. P. L. Hannifan, Miss Flor
f ence Mccarthy. J. j. Burke and
choir.
Sanctus', !. . iounod
J. J. Burke, sooist.
Renediction'' Gounod
:. ]. J. Burke, sololst.
"Agnus Def, 4. Gounod
Mrs. p. 4. Hannifan. Miss Lottie
Owen, Mrs HALLE Foster Suth-
erland. Mrs. C. G.. Snyder, j J. J..
Burke, e. H. Heisler, F. e.
Smith. Norman Vote.
TIE Deunl' ........ Gregorian chant
..Alleluia', (. !. .... Beethoven
Vespers and benediction at 80 in the
evening, The program was as follows:
iI}txit ssS2 DOrninll s. ..Confitabor,"Bs