The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-19
cardinal GIBBONS
COMING NEXT WEEK
Three New MOnsignori and a Fur
ther List Soon to Be An
nOuncPd.
HOUSE NEWLY TAPESTRlED
In the Cardinals COlOrs s-No Throne
Installed Gold Chair for
the Pope.

Next Thursday. the day of the high
ecclesiastical festival at ST. Patrick =
Cathedral in honor Of the elevation OF
! Cardinal Farley to the company OF the
Princes of the Church, Cardinal Gibbons
, of Baltimore will he in the chancel to
participate in the services. Word to this
effect was received yesterday hy Cardinal
Farley and Mgr I.avele. the rector of
the cathedral. and the plans for
the festival services will hr arranged ac-
| curdingly.
Until the jubila,ion service Cardinal
Farley will not participate in any public
function To his household he expressed
yesterday hi. desire for a complete rest
and seclusion for the next few DAYS. He
said that he rad found the last month a
trihe wearing and needed To he quiet
One item Of interest to all the clergy
and laiiy Of the diocese Of New York will
he announced from the residence of the
Cardinal in the near future. That Will be
the lis, of priests appointed To the rank
Of inonsignor from among the clergy
under the supervision Of the Archbishop.
II became known Yesterday that the Rev.
Gherardo Ferran,i. for twenty one years
Archbishop. the Rev. Charles A. Cassidy
Of St Peters. Staten Island. and the
Rev. John J. Damn of the Society for
the Propagation Of the Faith. had already
received the title After consultation
with Cardinal Farley last night Mgr
! I.a,elle said that the Cardinal did not
care to announce at present the names
OF others % his clergy who will be s!mi-
| larry honored.
The Cardinal kept to his residence be
| hind the Cathedral all day Yesterday eS-
! cept for u brief visit he paid TO the family
OF tugpne Kelly who died YESTERDAY
morning. As the oldest of the papal
Snights OF ST Gregory in Amer lea and
, one Of tn. donators of the Lady Chapel
| Of the Cathedral MIR Kelly had been one
4 OF thH most prominent lavmen OF the do
CeS- and was greatly respected hy the
Cardinal Many vea"s ago when the pres
! ent Cardinal was Father Farley. secre-
tary TO Cardinal designate Mctloskev.
and was accompanying him Ia Rome to
! attend him upon his invesiIture, Mr..
! Kelly then student IN the Jesuit College
~ Stonyhursi, England. joined the party
and went to Rom. with Tia. CARDINAL
! designate and his secretary
tn. house behind the Cathedral in which
! Cardinal Farley lived ~ Archbishop and
| which now be- could call the Cardinal :
! paac. il he cared To do so. Wa completely
transformed a. to is inter ior furnishings
| in the Cardinals absence 10y a committee
! of the dioccs". worhlnG with u large fund
| subscribed bv cOm!ninlCailt~ at ST. Pat
| ricE's All of tn. wall paper has been r.-
placed hv water"d s!lh of TN" Cardinal :
| coiors. the walnut turnilur.. designed in
! the rich Gothic stvie. has AL been reIIp-
! holst.yed IN silk and tapestry of the same
coIors Carpets and rugs throughout
/ ha"" neen made to conform with the same
scheme.
II j. one OF the pre"ogatives Of 9 Cardina
to have thr"n" i'll throne room Of his
palace and IN Europe Tins Cilsf ON j. vary
! Eensr2ily followed No throne has been
ins, alled in Cardinal Earlev house
however: those who refurnish"G - pre-
ferrsd I" wait until tN"y could learn his
wishes in this respect But one large
room ON the ground floor OF flftjeth
street has been furnished IN cardinal
and gold rs IA state reception hall
| Against one wall = hfp-i2e oil portrait
of Pope Plus \. has been hung and hefor..
! u stands chair. feeling the portrait
! The chair is in gold and white the Colors
Of tha Pope II will always he thel.
facing the portrait and no one will eyer
sit in il unless a Pope comes To New York
| ms Ia in accordance with tho custom
among the Cardinals. VINO G,wavs have
in readiness papal chair against the
possibility of Il visi; from tho PortiF
| The crowds which assembled on Fifth
avenue last night to view the splsndor
OF the lighted Cathedral were hardly less
| ~ number than those of the njcht before
| The doors of the Cathedral were omen
and throngs siftod in and ont Tho
| lights Went on 81 n3o O'Clock III. ci.c-
tricians Introduced q variation in the
scheme of illumination Ivy switching out
all of IA" 10000 CLOWN bulbs ~ five
minutes before each hour and then aft al
five minutes of blackne,s turning on the
| illuminating power again promptly at
the first stroke Of the hour A. II O clock
the lights were sxtinsuished finally