The Detroit times., 1910-05-06
PRELATE . GREETED
BY GREAT CRUSH
Hundreds Unable To Gain Admission
az Mgr. Falconio's Receptlon-Bish'
Oh Williams IN Receiving Line.


| Denommational lines were oblitor
ated IN the reception held IN ih'
Hotel Cadillac "Wednesday evening
! III honor of Archbishop Falconio. th'
papal delegate TO the United states
and citizens or every faith were pres
ent Long before the hour set, the
corridors OF the hotel and the street
outside were packed with people The
reception was held in the Turkish
room. which was attractively decurat.
ed With the panal colors OF sold and
white and American hags. with palms
ard bloSsoming plants. go give touch
of the sprinGtime season.
The archbishop stood IN 'front.'
OF the fireplace In the Turkish room,
hUsc bank of green hidins the fire
place. above which was "a large shield
bearing the FalCunio arms Beside
The distinguished prelate stood Mon
seigneur Nackin OF Washington and
W Rev Charles ID Williams, bishop
OF the Episcopal diocese of Detroit.
Others Ina the receiving group were
Mayor Breitmeyer. jeremiah Dwyer,
George + Monaghan Judge Alfred
Murphy. The Rev FIR Citing. OF De
trOit College. the Rev FIR. Ternes
William y Noack and John r Rus
sci As the guests fled past they We're
presented 20 the archbishop 10y George
r. Monaghan over 500 persons
wtre greeted by the papal delegate
The reception lasting until 10 o'clock
ana then over 900 had to turn away
disappointed
When the archbishop and his party
first arrived in the hotel the crowd
Was SO great that n drill corps OF the
knights OF ST John had 10 force a
.passageway for the party 10 reach the
Turkish room There the archbishop
Was welcomed by George r Mon
Afghan, who spoke a few brief words
expressive of the honor and pleasure
Detroit citizens felt I'm entertaining
so distinguished parsonage In re
plying the archbishop gracefully re
ferred 10 The presence beside him OF
Bishop Williams and commented up
Oh the spirit of religious unity that
seemed 10 exist i'm Detroit He
thanked the Knights Of Columbus who
had planned the reception and ban
quet. and also the citizens at large
for the extreme cordiality and cour
tesv that had been shown him in his
visit 10 this city.
At the banquet - covers were laid
and owing 10 the fatiguins day the
papal delegate had gone through. a
formal toast list was omitted TIL,
dining room was beautifully decorated
in white and gold he tables shaded
in gold satin candle shades. and vel
low jonquls and tulips forming the
ioral decorations boutOnuiere OF
a white carnation tied with bit OF
gold ribbon. was given each guest and
the menu cards were in white and
gold with picture OF Archbishop
Falconio surrounded by his own crest
and the insignia OF the knights OF Coz
umbus
With Mr. Monaghan acting as toast
master a very informal list OF speeches
were made. not exceeding five mn
utes for each speaker. Archbishop
FaIConio was the first 10 speak and he
took occasion 20 compliment ;ht
knights of Columbus for the spleud!t
work they have done and are doing
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