The Washington herald., 1912-05-04
CARROLL STATUE
TO BE UNVEILED
At GEORGETOWN
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zens they may, when occasion offers, dis
pei the ignorance and refute the errors
with which our modern civilization Is
heset-
$50 it is that Georgetown, through the
wisdom OF that great body OF teachers
10 whom its destinies have been so
safely conflded. las ever cherished the
teaching OF eloquence: has ever fostered
and encouraged the art OF speaking"
The following members Of the Glee and
Banjo Club rendered musical and vocal
selections: Messrs. Smith, Brosseau, Nc
Namara, Rodriguez, Carroll, Schwinn,
Burke, McCann. .McGrath. Burns. Lee
dom, Devlin, DAILY. Philips, and Lavalle.
A smoker was given in the refectory
following the programme in CASTOR Hall,
and with the stein and cigars the fow
Of soul began. The familiar college song
and yells were given. and the old grads
were young with the young again. Among
those present were Chief Justice White,
Of the United States Supreme Court
Chief Justice Clabaugh, of the District
Supreme Court: Judge De Lacy, Judge
De Courcey. of the Supreme Court Of
Massachusetts,; Judge James Lacy, for
merly OF the Philippines Judge Tracy, OF
Albany; Bishop O'Conneu OF Richmond;
Father Whitney. and Father Daugherty,
former rectors Of Georgetown. and num-
erous other distinguished priests laymen,
and alumni.
Ceremonies at II O'Clock.
The unveiling ceremonies Of the Car
roll statue will take place this morning
at II o'clock. President Taft. Cardinal
Gibbons. Baron Hengelmuller, the Aus
trian Ambassador; Chief Justice White
of the United States Supreme Court.
Rev. A. J. Donlon. S. J., president OF the
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will be the principal speakers on the oc-
casion.
Chief Justice white will present the
statue on behalf OF the alumni, and Rev.
Father Donlon will make the acceptance.
President Taft will pay the country's
tribute to John Carroll as a Revolu-
tionary patriot and leader who stood
high in the counsels Of the colonists.
Cardinal Gibbons will follow the Pres
ident and will review the great work of
John Carroll as a priest and patriot.
Preceding the address of Baron Hengel-
muller. the Marine Band, under dlrec-
ton Of Lieut.. William H. Santelmann.
will render the Austrian national an
them. "Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser"
Speaker Clark will be the last speaker
on the programme. The monument will
be unveiled while the band plays Mary
land, My Maryland" The first number
march. Sons Of Georgetown" and the
concluding number The Stars and
Stripes Forever"
Statue Put in Place.
The statue. which Is by Jerome Con-
nor, the sculptor, is the gift OF the alum
nj. made as the result of a response by
Rev. John S. Conway. S. J.. professor
OF ethics in the school OF arts of natural
law TO the toast. Our Founder" at an
alumni banquet three years ago.
In an impassioned address Father Con-
way aroused such enthusiasm that his
proposal of a memorial to Bishop Car
roll met with spontaneous approval The
statue arrived late yesterday evening
and was Immediately placed in position
by the sculptor and his assistants. The
statue is OF heroic size and presents the
first Catholic Bishop of Baltimore Sit
ting in an armchair under which are
piled many books.
This afternoon there will be a reunion
Of all the classes Of Georgetown at the
university. and tonight the annual ban
quet will take place at the New VIII
lard.
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock SOL
emn pOntifical mass will be celebrated
in Dahlgren Chapel, with Bishop North
rop. OF Charleston, S. C. singing mass
Rev. Father Shealy, s. J.. OF New York,
will preach the sermon. St. AIoysius
chancel choir. under the direction OF
Glenn W. Ashley. will sing.
A reception TO the alumni and friends
Of Georgetown University will be given
by Father DOnlon tomorrow afternoon.
Preparations for the dinner to be given
in honor of Rev. John d. Whitney, S. j.,
former president OF the university, to-
morrow have been completed. The
Georgetown Alumni Association OF New
York. which will be represented by
twenty-five members at the unwilling
ceremonies to-day. will attend the ban
quet in a body. william Michael Byrne,
former United States attorney for Della
ware, will head the delegation.
New England Alumni.
James H. Higgins. former Governor Of
Rhode Island. will head a New England
branch Of the alumni which will attend
the dinner. Michael F. Costello. Attor-
ney General Of Rhode Island, also will
be present.
The reception committee at the unveiI-
ing ceremonies consists of:
ChRirman-J. Ross Peny.
Vice chAIrmen-Hsnry A. Walters. Dr. ]. Dudley
Morgan. Anthony A. Hirst. Dr.. s. S. Adams John
c. Agar DR.. Bailey Ashford, Judge Thomas A.
Bsdeau. D. W. Baker. DR.. Frank Baker. Rev.
James Becker. s. j.; Francis x. Boden. EuEsne
d. r Brady, George NJ. Brady, Hon Coles Blease,
Robert F. Broussard. Adds B. Browne William N.
Byrne, Judge r. II. Canslier. Chief Justice Ga
baugh. Judge c. Needham Collier, Robert J. Col-
feI, James V. Coleman. George B. CoTtelyou. Rev.
". r. c. CoEardin, s. J.: Rev. J. B. CTeeden,
s. J.: Judge c. A. De COurcey, Matthew DenTva,
Rev. T. l. Dewitt, S. J.: Daniel ". O'Donoghue.
Judge George Douworth, James Il. Doolsy, Thomas
A. Driscol, James T. B, Duffy, James Z. Duross,
Rev. Marcus Dyer. Clarence Z Fitzpatrick, DR..
John Foote Daniel Geary, Justice A. N. GOulo.
Asa GrAcie. James A. Gray, John J. Hamilton.
Morris W. Head, Hon. James Higgins. Charles c.
Homer. Eugene Ives, Dr.. J. Taber johnson, o. r.
H. johnson. J. Percy Reating, Edward s. Key.
Edward Kidvell, Or. George N. Rober, Judge
Thomas b. Lantry, DR.. Ernest La P1ace, Judge
Henry ]. LatshAw, George s. Legare. Asbury N.
Lever. Rev. z. Mcdonnell g. J.: William " Nc
Grath. DR.. G. Lloyd Magruder. Albert W. MAdigan.
John Madig1n John o'D. MAngan. Clement Manly, |
F. p. Martin, jr Manly ?. p Martin. IT., Walter
). Martin, Lawrence o. Murray, C. p. Neil. Erwin |
Plein Nemmers Judge Frank Norcoss. Patrick H. |
ODounel Dr. Charles 0DcnoThn, James +. |
LouEhlin. Charles L. Palms, Conde B. PLllen. John
Carroll Payne J. Lynch Pepdernst. J. Neal Power,
william r ouichall. Rev. Patrick Quill. s. J.;
Rev. ]. Prendergast. S. J.; Conrad Reid. Charles |
:. Roach, William T. Sands, Chief Justice Shsp- |
Ird. Andrew J. Shipman, DR.. John shttery. ]. s |
-Ashy-Smith Maurice c. Spratt gudge James p. |
rrAcey Charles Harper Walsh. Julius s. walsh. |
Toseph z Washington. william Hezry White, |
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