Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-13
THRONC At RECEPTION
GREETS THE CARDINAL
More Than Three Thousand
Persons Assembled in
Carroll Hall.

Following high mass at st. Patrlck's
Church yesterday morning. more than
5000 persons greeted Cardinal Gibbons
at a reception held in Carroll Hall
upon the occasion of his annual New
Year visit" to Washington The older
members of st. Patricks congregation
with the assistant priests present, in
PRODUCED the callers to the cardinal
and he had an opportunity thus to
meet personally again many of those
to whom he has preached at various
times during the year.
Following the reception, Cardinal
Gibbons was the guest of honor in the
rectory at luncheon. The cardinal,
who arrived from Baltimore early yes
terday morning. returned to his home
in the evening. after driving about the
city in the afternoon.
At the mass the sermon was preached
by Rev. William Martin of ST. Patrick S
Cathedral. New York. The mass was
celebrated by Rev. DR.. George
Daugherty, treasurer OF the Catholic
University, assisted by Rev. DR.. George
Salvage. as deacon, and Rev. DR..
Eugene Burke of Holy Cross College,
as subdeacon. Cardinal Gibbons was
retti of the papal delegation and Very
Rev. E. A. Pace of the Catholic Uni
versity The church was beautifully
decorated with the colors Of the
cardinal, who occupied crimson-col-
OF ed throne within the chancel. The
altar was banked with cut flowers and
palms
At the Luncheon.
Mgr. Russell acted as POSTMASTER al
the luncheon, at which addresses were
made by Speaker Clark, Senator Bacon
former Speaker Cannon and Distric,
Commissioner Cuno H. Rudolph. These
at the luncheon were the minister of the
and Labor. Chief Justice White. Mr.. JUS
tice McKenna, Mr.. Justice Lurton, Chief
Justice Clabaugh, District Supreme Court
Judge Martin A. Knapp, Judge Anderson
Judge Gould, the Speaker of the House
Senators A. o. Bacon. Charles Curtis
Claude Swanson, Miles Poindexter, w. s
Jones, T. II. Paynter Henry F. Ash
urst and s3lee Pomerene, Representatives
Joseph G. Cannon, Joseph A. GOulden
Charles Y. Fornes. John J. Fitzgerald
William J. Cary, Ben Johnson, Albert
Goldfogle, George +. Shaunessy, William
f. Murray, Robert h. Broussard Henry
George, jr., Albert Estopinal, a. z. Puj,
and y. f. Kendall; Gen. Torney. Gen
J. J OConnell Col. Spencer Cosby. Ad
mral Potts. John Barrett. Cuno II. Ru
dolph. James J.. Davenport. Charles =
Neill. Robert Wynne, John Hays Ham
mond, John Joy Edison, Samuel Blythe
Maj. Wallach a. McCathran, Alfred c
Whitton w. Gwynn Gardiner. D. j. Cal
lahan, Fred \. Walker. f. j. Hannah
]. D. Mankin, William Schwing, ]. Fen
dali Cain. ]. T. Callahan. Judge Thomas
II. Callan. Judge William III. De Lacy, E
7. Chamberlain. \. ]. Clarke. Charlie:
Clarke f. O. Forney, ]. H. Gait, J. r
Galloway, A. G.. Joy, DR.. Charles OCon
nor Thomas Stephens, Joseph u. Sulli
van, +. II. Jones, r. f.. Fisher. +. +
Harrington and John McGill. Among TIN
clergy present were his eminencc thu
cardinal. Mgr. b. Cerretti: the Very Rev
George Daushcrty, u. D.: the Very Rev
T. A. Pace, the Rev. William J. Kcrby
ID. D.: the Rev. William Turner. ID. d.
the Rev. William Martin of St Patrick
Cathedral. New York city: the Rev. Pau
Griffith the Rev. George Savage. D. D..
the Rev. Father Burke. Mgr. Russell, tn,
Rev Thomas Z. Michigan, the Rev
William ]. Carroll. the Rev. James A
Smyth and the Rev. j. \. Mcnamara.