The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-12-01

! advisers and before the consistory mass
which was held in his private chapel at
o'clock. he was visited by DR. Petacci
his principal physician. who was in at
tendance on the Holy Father throughout
the ceremony ready o administer cordial
hut the Pope was determined TO carry out
the programme.
DR.. Petacci inspected the emergency
stations where nursing nuns were attend
ing cases Of faintncss caused by the close
ness Of the crowded hall Many Amcri-
cans wisely brought with them chocolates
and smelling salts
DIR Petacc insisted upon administering
a cordial to the Pope in the interval
between the oath and the consistory
Owing to the Pope's emotion the cere-
monies were fastened The consistory
did not last for an hour and u half. but
ended at 1890. when the Pope left the
hall.
The mpressiveness uf the ceremony
was not lost. however The Pope read
the Latin formula for the imposition of
the red hats in loud voice when the
first three Cardinals appeared before
him. but his words became slower and
his voice broken when Cardinal Farley
knelt before him. But by an effort Of
will power the Pope overCame his emotion
and needed no assistance while imposing
the red hat
The outstanding feature of the oc-
Cason to the spectator was the gorgeous
color contrast Of flaming robes and brill
liant uniforms and the costumes of the
black attired crowd while the Pope. the
central figure. clad in white. was in
tenselv human and paternsl. compelling
sympathy.
DINNER TO CARDINAL FARLEY
The deputation accompanying Cardinal
Farley gave "A congratulatory dinner to
Bristol this evening Among the prelates
seated At the guests table were Mgr.
Denis O'Connell. the auxiliary Bishop Of
San Francisco; Bishop Kennedy rector
of the American College in Rome, Mgr.
Thomas j. Shahan, rector Of the Cath
olic University at Washington; Thomas
Hughes Kelly of New York. private Papal
Chamberlain; Prior Fitzgerald and Father
MacNicholls Of the Dominicans. Father
Dolan rector Of St Svlvesters Church
here Father Maxey Jesuit, and Prof.
Scallan.
The grand dining room was decorated
with the American and Papal flags and
the menus bore the coats OF arms Of
Plus y and Cardinal Farley
The Rev Or Richard L. Burtsell acted
as toastmaster The first toast. 10 the
health OF the Pope, was proposed by Car
dinal Farley Thcn Dr. Daniel Burke
replied to the toast The United States +"
He was followed by Mgr Wall. who an
swercd the toast 20 tho diocese of Ne W
York. Mr. Kelly spoke for the laity and
Mgr Shahan responded to toast 10
the Catholic University at Washington.
Cardinal Farley cabled his blessings 10
many churches and institutions in New
York The first message he sent was ad-
dressed TO his first church. St Peters. at
New Brighton. staten Island. where he
was curate more than forty years ago.
He also sent many private messages.
The cablegram sent by Cardinal Farley
TO ST Peters a. New Brighton, Staten
Island was received yesterday. The
Rev. Charles A Cassidy. pastor of the
church. is in Rome. but the cablegram
will he read from the pulpit on Sunday
by the Rev Joseph A Farrell, assistant
pastor The message reads
Greetings and blessings to ST Peter s
people New Brighton
Cardinal JoHN VI FARLEY