Evening star., 1914-11-26

Ind. who preached the sermon. had ex-
pressed the hope that here in this new
world, aloof from inherited animostties
and ancient grudges, there may arise
a new civilization. whose watchword
shall be brotherhood, whose ideal shall
be service and whose dream shall be
the reign of peace and universal good
will"
He said. Our gratitude is enlarged
and quickened by the sorrows and mis-
fortunes Of our brethren In other
lands"
Cloaking with strict silence the tur-
motl in Mexico, the preacher expressed
the conviction that the tyranny OF
monopoly, the marauding of legallzed
bandits and the brutality of unrestrain
ed capitalism might vanish and the VI
sion Of peace be confirmed reality
among all the nations of America.
Tribute to the President.
He paid tribute to the President. ex-
pressing the gratitude of all Amer
leans to the first citizen Of the republic
Tor. the lofty policy, the enlightened ac-
ton, the heroic courage. the sublime
patience that have held this nation free
from the allurements of covetousness
ana the embodiment of war Secre-
tary Bryan also was accorded praise for
his. attitude, standing forth "as one of
the persuader of nations. who has
bound the world henceforward to strive
for international arbitration
Procession OF the clergy started from
the rectory at 10 o'clock.
When the cardinal and his attendants
had been seated on their thrones in the
sanctuary. the solemn high mass was
sung by Rev. NJ. ]. Riordan. pastor OF
the lmma culate Conception Church. as
sisted by Rev. Charles NJ. Bart, pastor
of st. Teresa's, Anacostia, as deacon
and Rev. ]. NJ. Mcnamara of ST. Pat
rick's. as subdeacon. Very Rev. Z. r.
Dyer. president OF st. Mary's Seminary.
Baltimore, was assistant priest to the
cardinal. The deacons of honor to the
cardinal were Very Rev. George Dough-
erty, vice rector OF the Catholic Uni
versity, and Very Rev. James A. Burns,
c. S. c. The chaplain to Bishop Dona :
the Catholic University and the chap
lain to Bishop Shahan. Very Rev. Ed
ward A. Pace. also of the Catholic Uni
versity: The masters Of ceremonies
James A. Smyth, Martin P. Egan and
James Fegan.
Music Rendered.
AS the procession of the clergy was
leaving the sanctuary the "Pan-Ameri-
can March, which was especially COM
posed for the occasion by direction of
Mgr. Russell, was played by an Or
chestra of twenty pieces. This orches-
ira also assisted during the musical
service of the mass. Two choirs sang
the sanctuary choir. under the direction
of r. Mills Silsby, and the mixed choir
under the direction of Miss Jennie
Glennan.
Guests at Service and Luncheon.
The guests both at the church serv-
ice and the luncheon included:
The Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Bryan, the Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. Redf1eld. the Secretary of Labor
and Mrs. Wilson, the Secretary of Agri-
culture and Mrs. Houston. the Secre-
tary of the Interior and Mrs. Lane,
the Postmaster General and Mrs.
Burleson, the Attorney General and
Mrs. Gregory and Joseph 2. Tumulty.
secretary to the President, and Mrs.
Tumulty. .....-
The minister of the Dominican Repub-
lie, the minister of Venezuela. the min
lister of Uruguay and Nine. de Pena, the
minister of Bolivia and Nine. Calderon,
the Minister of Costa Rica, the minister
of Peru and Nine. de Pezet, the minis
ter of Colombia and Sonora Dona Aura
Maria de Betantourt, the minister of
Nicaragua and Sonora Dona Lastena de
Chammoro, the minister of Guatemala
and Sonora Dona Luz Mendez, the min