The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
CHILDREN AT The CATHEDRAL
THEIRS THE FIRST HISS ~
THE CONSECR lTED EDIFICE.
Cardinal NsnRuteIu the Celrbrani Near
y A.OoO Hos and t3lTlS Present
Visit To the aAFmell'e PrtorN
Mas for the Religious To-day.

draI Nearly .OJu Of them attended the
yon'ihoii high mass az which Cardinal
Nannut.ll was tho cnlsbrant and az which
Cardinal Gibbons was present. and Rddod
thrlr voices 90 the choir In the GTsgorilR
chants
The mass for the children was h. frs,
mass held M the Cathedral since its con
soCratIon since the mass celebrated On
"Wednesday was part 90 the oonsecrlt ion
rite. Il was Archbishop FariSy's desire
'ktt IA" children have thbs unI-'ni part
M The celebration.
Long before ~ 30 the hour set for the
mas the children began 20 arrive. march
ng hy schools through the police lines To
tax" their places IA the church. Most of
them reached the neighborhood 81 the
Cathedral by elevated tram or street cars.
but ;ha boys from Sc Charles drove up
IN three large yellow wagons. Each boy
waved flag 81 the white and yellow papa
oolors
The youngsters we're we'll drilled and
marched To their places under the direo-
ton ~ their leaders without confusion.
When all were in their places and before
the procession ~ prela'e- entered Mgr.
John J. Kean. who with Mgr John H.
Young. vns % lead the children VA the
chants. told than that Archbishop Farley
had particularly desired that the children
should have the opportunity Co Join
hearts and voices IN praise to Almighty
God in commemoration Of 'he consecra-
ton Of our ca'hedral' Thea Mgr. kean
said
Rome itself will celebrate the mass We
want you all to be very attentive and TO
watch myself and the other priests 80 that
you may know when 70 raise your voices.
Then as the Cardinals entered With
Arc k.Nk NasaFa ALA h. 80 ~
priests the great organ began the pro-
o@ssional. Blessed Is the Faith and tho
children : voices took up the hymn, grow
ing IN volume as they forgot their awe a.
tine magniiicencs % the ceremony.
While they sang Cardinal NannutellI
towering Above the attendant PRIEST
tooN his place on the Archbishop's throne.
The Cardinal was accompanied by Car |
dinal Gibbons. Archbishop Farley. he
Rav. Charles X Goriey. assistant priest; !
the Very Rev. Dean Albert As Iings and |
the Rev lsidors Meister. deacons Of honor; |
the Rev. Matthew 4. Taylor. delcon 81
the mass and the Rev. John D. Burke |
slbdelc1n - the mass
Mgr keHn incumbent Of the Holy Name |
Church. led the children in singing the |
mass. The music was
Proacr q the mas. Gregori.n |
Oriiaarv 1t th- MAS CregorIan
Orertory. lesu Duicis NeuorlA' CHORAL /
Recessunai Holy Got choral I
Postludc. I'm sonata. op rs Rhetuberesr
Before the sermon. which was preached |
10y Mgr. James n Mclean Of 81 Peters I
IN Barclay street Archbishop Farley !
told the children how he had planned /
for them 70 have a large part IN the ser
vices 81 th. Caehedral conservation He
added that Cardinal Nlnnutsli had com
missiOned him 10 -Iv that be had been
delighted with their chanting % the Gre
goriau music
Mgr. Mctican. after explaining to the
children the solemn significance 81 the
ocHslon, recalled the fact that just loo
years ago Cardinal McCloskey whose
name j. - closely associated with the
CErhedral nd the centenary 81 whose |
birth IL beng celebrated in connection |
with the consecrs'Ion. was hsptized az
-. Peter =. then. he Said, the only Catholic
church ia the city.
After the mass Cardinal VannutalIi
and Cardinal Gihbon~, accompanied by
Archbishop Farley and many OF the Mon
siRnori drove to the Carmelits DrinrV
az 33S Fast Twentv-uinth street. where.
they were greeted by nearly l 900 chit
dren. most ~ them belonging To- the
priorv school. The street was hung ia the
para co!Dr- and American flags IN honor
q The visit. and a. the two Cardinals
drove gp 10 The prIury the children
InSSsAd m the street. sang Holy God We
Praise Thy Name Tn. boys and girls
wore roS"tteS formed ~ the papal and ,
American cpl0rs and most Of the girls
wore white and yellow hair ribbons
After singing ~" children marched
fI'p The priOrv school. whore GardiaDll
N7nnI'slh blessed them. = luncheon At :
~ prInr" followed tins ceremony Among !
trp~e prn-nnt besides the two Cardinals '
md -" NTchhishpp were Non.izuor :
Murphy EdWsrcs Mooney laveilo :
dcNilH'r ard LEWIS
Cardinal LpgIe did not attend the ce--
s'uInIe>, p-InR, 10 was said rather IA
ngu-f after taking part IN the "onsecra-
ZION -erv1ces on Wednesday He 70
rnain~t most NJ the day ~ the Holy Cross
WGfaff a Kn -. Il
ACt ready. but IA the afternoon vI.tts.t
the Convent ~ the Sacred Heart and de
hvered brief address 20 the pupils
On Monday might CARDINAL Logue vii
b" nsid there i,orf Mayor DovIe OF JII-
hn has promised 10 10 present also n his III
engagements permit
To-day tn" members Of the various
religious orders Of the archdiocese II
march to the cathedral. where a pontif'raI Il
mas for The orders will be celebrated bv
Cardinal logie. In the procession -,.I
ne orders NJ nuns seldom seen among
'hem nuns who observe the perpetual
alteration There will be monks 81 tho
Franciscan, Dominican BenedictIne, Car
melt'e and Passiouist orders Christian II
Brothers and Presentation Nuns. Nuns
Of the Good shepherd Sisters 81 Mercy
and hari'y and nuns ~ ~ Joseph and
the Urrulines
Cardinal Togie will be- assisted AZ tho
mass by h" Rev Michael = Phe!an as
. "
and tho Rev John McQuirk deacons Of
honor. the Rev Edwin VI Sweeny, deacon
OF the maSs. and the Rev Lake j Evers
subdeacon 81 the mass The Rev Thomas
Camph~ll. { J will preach the sermon
In the evening the Catholic Club will
hold reception for the visiting prelates
Miss Annie Leary. Countess Of the
Papal Court. gave n dinner last night
at her residence. 1922 Fifth avenue to
Cardinals YannWelli and LogIe. Cardinal
Gibbons wa also invited hut he left
town yesterday evening. There were
atty two fher guests present
Cardinals Nannmell and Iokue both
spoke. a. did ATchhishops Farley and
Ryan. BouTks Cochran was there with
ais wife and he had few words TO say.
Other. present were Mgr Michael J
Lavelle. Mgr John Edwards Mgr. r. j.
Hayes. Mgr. James V. Lewis Mgr Joseph
= Mooney. Bishop O'Connell, Fathers q.
MsehAn. Matthew Taylor, Terenoe on
martin, David Hearn and McCloskey.
Among the lay guests were Mr. and Mrs
Penheld, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hugh
Kelly. MT. and Nrs. Charles NJ Oelriclls,
John Jacob Astor. Mrs. Henry Oelrichs,
Nrs. ElnEidge Gerry, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Rinherf'ird. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Phippa,
and Presidsnt Haruson's daughter, Nr..