Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-16
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND DELIVERS FINE
-, TRIBUTE TO BISMARCK and NOR. OAK.
o1HER SPEECHES BURKE, WILLIAMS, ELLSWORTH
4 AND cARmoDY-IRELAND SAYS MINNESOTA AND NORTH 0A-
ko7A HAVE MANY POINTS coMMoN-RsMARcK DUE TO
= BECOME GREAT CITY NEA r FUTURE.

In his speech, ringing. with the Ter
N yor of patriotism, sparkling WIN WI.
" ren1ete with anecdote drawn IRON
the experience of long life, and elo
nuent with the feeling OF a man o.
$nrofound and high convictions, tne
Most Rev, John Ireland, archblshol
nf ST Paul. felicitated the Right Rev
Vincent Wehrle on his appointment to
SBfhe bishopric of Bismarck; the people
FFssnf Bismarck because they lived IN
See CITY. and the American people
s5shecause they lived in the finest coun'
iaastry in the world, at the banquet gwen
3in honor of the newly appointed DISH
sS}}nnp sS}}np at the Northwest hotel last even
sS$l6 The address of the archbishop came
as the conclusion of a, series OF ao'
i dresses made by laymeh and clerlcs,
4 and addressed to the same object.
u Churchmen of dignified place join
\ ed with laymen of notable em1nence
in conveying to the distinguished guest
h the fluctuations due him on his ele-
. walton to the bishopric and the event
was memorable for inspired eloquence
prompted by an occasion unique I'D
the annals of western North Dakota.
There have been other events in the
social life of Bismarck graced by the
Dresence of men of distinction in the
state and nation, but none IN Whlcn
church and state was so amply and
eminently represented. An arcn-
bishop, the governor of the state,
members of the supreme court, ONO
ials of rhe commonwealth. city anu
county. and laymen of high standing
made up the assemblage, and the
BANQUET was followed by flow OF elo-
ouence which stirred most profound
lv the good abbot of ST. Marys, just
entering on his episcopal honors.
The banquet was preceded by an
informal reception in the parlors OF
the Northwest Bishop Vincent meet
ing his fellow citizens, and snarlns
the honors with the archbishop. VINO
chatted with old friends and made
new ones with the felicity OF manner
that has made him famous. 1t was
$50 before the guests assembled 1or
the event, Behind the speakers
table a large American flag was drap.
ed as a pack ground for the armorlal
hearings of the new bishop, the arms
of the house of Wehrle imposed upon
the panel arms, with the motto, In
d,,rmur Arma Lucis," II Put On Arms
for the Faith" The tables were ar
ranged in three rows, extending from
the sneakers table, where were seat
ed the guests of honor and the toas''
master. the Hon. John Carmody. on
tho right of Governor Burke were
Archbishop Ireland, Bishop Wehrle'
Cen. r. A. Williams, Father Clemens
and the Hon. C. J. Fisk. 10 tne
governors left were the Hon. 5: y.
Ellsworth and the toastmaster. Ihe
tables we're decorated with carnations
ssnd the menu was served with much
good taste and the personal d1rec
eood taste under the personal direc-
Non of Landloard E. G.. Patterson
The menu, which follows, put tne
guests in the best of humor 1or the
feast of reason, which 1ollo"eo'
rs MENU.
Cavier Canape !
p.a;sbos Olives !
Bouilon. Whipped Cream, Croutens |
4 New Potatoes IN Cream
T. Peas in Cases ;
.nnmato and Cucumber Salad, Mayor
M aise Dressing
MCOttage Cheese Balls
Sailed Waters
H Strawberry Shortcake, Whipped
# Cream
reapolitan Ice Cream, Assorted Cake
Roquefort Cheese
IRE Toasted eBnts Water Crackers
salted Almonds After Dinner Mints
.T Cafe Noir
#@The lighting of cigars was the sig
nal for Judge Carmody to call the
cath ering to order in a brief speech,
IA which he paid a high tribute to
Bishop vVehrle, congratulat1ng the
people of Bismarck upon his appoint
nent to the bishopric, and lntroduc.
ing Gen. E. A. Williams -as the first
speaker of the evening. i
In a brief but happily expressed
sneech. Gen. Williams welcomed the
bishop and referred to the marvellous
development of this city which he sa"
irst thirty-nine years ago when 1t
cave little promise of being the scene
of such a gathering as was before
him, In burst of eloQuence he point
ed to the fact that the Missouri is
,mfehitier than the Tiber, and that its
hills were more IeTIlle lAdu IuoSe W
oil which the Eternal City was built
He augered from the appointment OF
Bishop Wehrle and his we'll known
activity, that here there nigh arise
another Eternal City.
Isoyernor Burke was introduced to
Welcome the bishop on behalf of the
stlte.
The governor was in excellent voice