Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-12
MANYPAY RESPECTS
TO CARDINAL GIBBONS
Annual Reception Follows High
Mass at st. Patrick's
Church.
Prelate Assists in Service, Is Guest
at Luncheon and Pays Tribute to
American People.

Following high mass at St Patrick's
Catholic Church yesterday morning. If
teen hundred friends of Cardinal Gibbons
gathered in Carroll Hall at the annual
cardinals reception to pay their respects
to the distinguished churchman. The
church was deliberately decorated and
brilliantly lighted for the occasion. The
cardinal himself assisted in the service.
the celebrant Of the mass being Rev. s.
W. Fay OF the Catholic University. Rev.
Edward A. Pace. also OF the Catholic
University. delivered the sermon, with
the subject obedience to Legal Author
ity as Vested in the State and Church"
Father Fay was assisted by Rev. James
A. Smyth Of St Patrick's Church, dea-
con. and Rev. John NJ Mcnamara Of the
same church. subdeacon. Special music
was feature Of the occasion.
Cardinal Gibbons was escorted to Car
roll Hall at the conclusion Of the services
by guard of honor composed Of mem
bers OF the st. Vincent de Paul Society
and the League Of the Good Shepherd.
There the general reception was held.
attended by persons in every walk and
circumstance Of life. Following the pub
lie reception about fifty men enjoyed a
luncheon in the cardinals honor, at which
Mgr. Russell was host and POSTMASTER.
Addresses at Luncheon.
Responding to the toast In his honor,
Cardinal Gibbons paid high tribute to
the American people for admirable mod
| Grafton in meeting social enjoyment.
Ambassador Jusserand paid the cardinal
a high tribute when called upon, and
Senator Ransdell of Louisiana. Chief JUS
| tice White Of the Supreme Court OF the
United States and Speaker Clark all re-
| sponded appropriately when called on for
remarks
Among the luncheon guests were Post
master General Burleson, Judge Knapp,
John Burke, Secretary Lane of the In
terror Department, Chief Justice White.
Senior Riano, Spanish minister: Justice
Van Devanter, Justice Hughes. Mai Gen.
Walsh, Reilly. Goulden. Murray and
Heating and Senators Poindexter, Lee,
Ashurst and Chamberlain.
Among Those Greeting Cardinal.
Among those greeting Cardinal Gibbons
at the reception. were the following: The
Postmaster General and Mrs. Burleson.
Judge and Mrs. Knapp, United Stat.
Treasurer and Mrs. John Burke, Mr.. and
| Mrs. r. ]. Wynne, the Secretary of
Labor, the Secretary of the Interior the
| Chief Justice and Mrs. White. NJ. Jusse-
| rand and Nine. Jusserand, Mrs. Abbot,
Ambassador and Mime. Dumba. Ambassa-
dor Riano and Sonora Riano, NJ mister
Havenith and Mrs. Havenith. Minister
Bryn and Mime. Bryn, Minister Elen-
| gren and Nine. Ekengren, Speaker Clark.
Justice and Mrs. McKenna, Mrs. Allies,
| Miss Brawner. Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. But
Ter. Justice and Mrs. Van Devanter. JUS
tice and Mrs. Hughes. Judge De Lacy.
Gen. Leonard Wood, Gen. Mcintyre, Gen.
sentatives Underwood, Mann. Ben John
son, Walsh. Reilly. Goulden. Murray and
Heating. Senators Poindexter. Lee. Rams
dell, Ashurst, Chamberlain and McCum-
Der, Maj. and Mrs. McCathran. Ira E.
Bennett. DR.. Dudley Morgan. e. T.
Chamberlain. DR.. Hannis Taylor. MI.