Evening star., 1909-02-19
TELLS OF PROGRESS
Rev. T. E. McGuigan Pays
Tribute to Carroll Institute.
GIVES ANNUAL BANQUET
Growth and Influence of Catholicism
the Keynote.
MUSIC A PLEASING DIVERSION
President James F. Shea Serves as
Observation-Disclosures of Com
mittee Members and Guests.
MUSIC A PLEASING DIVERSION

The growth and influence of Catholicism
in the United States was the keynote Of
the thirty-sixth annual banquet of Car
roll Institute last evening, in the main
hall of the institute building, 10th street
near New York avenue.
| About 125 members and friends of the
l institute were seated at the tables The
banquet hall was attractively decorated
with streamers in the colors of the insti-
tute, gold and white, set off at Intervals
with huge American flags. At the south
end of the hall was the speakers and
| guests table, while the members sat at
a number Of small tables about the ROOM
| After the dinner responses to toasts
were in order. James F. Shea. president
of the institute, presiding as toastmaster.
Several musical numbers proved a pleas
ing diversion. The Elks' Quartet. COM
posed of Messrs. Charles E. Myers. Edgar
r. 8. Embrey, Roland Rodrick and Dana
Holland. sang Several selections. one pe-
ing in costume. George OConnor sang
and was repeatedly encored. duet was
given by Mr. Rodrick and solos by Mr..
Myers and Mr.. Holland. Music was also
furnished by the institute orchestra
Progress Of the Institute.
Rev. Thomas E. McGuigan was intro
duced as the first speaker. He reviewed
the progress of the institute during the
last thirty-six years. The institute, he
said, had done a great work in the train
ing of young men for good citizenship.
In honor of the approaching birthday
anniversary of George Washington. Rep
resentative Timothy T. Ansberry or ONO
responded to a toast to Washlngtons
everlasting memory and fame. Cathoil-
cism and it's development throughout
the western part of the country was the
subject of an address by Representative
James W. Murphy of Wisconsin In con-
clusion he paid high tribute TO Inomas
Carroll, a signer Of the Constitution, and
! the man for whom the institute was
| named.
| Representative Thomas Gale Of Alaska
told of the wonderful north country. Its
| Truth and Duty." the motto of the
institute was the final toast, and was re-
sponded to by Judge William H. DeLacy
Of the Juvenile Court.
Committee Members and Guests.
The committee in charge of the BAN
| quet was as follows:
| p. J. Brennan, chairman; William H.
Lepley, secretary: James ]. Collins, treas
| urer; Mathew Brady, Samuel ]. Brink
lev, James D. Donnelly Thomas ]. Dono-
van James N. Fitzpatrick, jr.: Patrick ].
| HaltiRan. Edward ]. Hannah. Lawrence
Manean, Robert L. Montague. ]. NJ. Nc
Kee. F. d. McAuliffe, William P. Nor
| movie. NJ A. Purcell, James F. Smith.
| James Richardson.
| The list of members and guests present
L follows:
]: James F. Shea, Edward ]. Hannah.
| William l.. Soleau. j. T. Crowley D. J.
Dunigan. John c. Merk1ing. James -.
Donnelly. James F. Smith, r. l.. Mon
tague. P. J. Brennan, James Richardson,
James ]. Collins. Mathew Brady. ]: NJ
Mckee, w. c. Sullivan, William P: Nor
moyle James A. Cahll, Thomas H: Cal
| Ian. NJ. j. Colbert, James l. Weller. James
| A. Toomey. B: F. Saul, Thomas
J. Donovan, A. F. Marsh EnSd r.; I'D D.
s; o'Brien, c. A Shea. George
| Mausler. NJ G. Mccormick. Thomas F.
Finnin. Frank P. May, n. II. Shea. Will
liam P. COrcoran. j. Leo kolb 0. H. p.
Johnson. F.. A Johnson. Leon E. DesseZ.
Mccarthy, L. P. Shoemaker. Charles J.
Brown, P. A. Drury. E. N. Bowman. J. S.
Giusta, George f. Sullivan, William IL.
Dennis. John D. Coughlin. Joseph
T.. Ferry. L: Mansan, NJ; A. Pur-
thur Small, W. 8. Richardson. Adam A.
Weschler. j. A. Whitfield J. n. Fitz-
patrick, jr; William II. DeLacy. +. n.
Gallagher H. ". Sohon. William A. john
sen, r: II. Johnson, Harry r. Carroll
l.. Heiskel, w. D. Nolan. Julius Wenig,
p. J. Drury. John ]. Drury. P. c. J.
Treanor NJ. A. Keane, NJ. |. Weller, Leo
P Harlow. John Quinn. Joseph A. Ber-
Moran, L. J. Kearney. A. l.. Donohoe,
John H. Rupert. NJ. T. Brien, J. A.
Keliher NJ. ]. Falvey, II. A. Marsden. S
j. Brinkley. J. J. O'Donnell. William II
Lepley. NJ. A. Joyce John j. Walsh, F.
]. Bresnahan, Martin Lynch and Dennis