The Washington times., 1914-01-11
GREETED
BY PROMINENT MEN
Dignitaries of City and Nation
Join PariShionerS at Recep-
ton at Carroll Hall.
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sanctuary choir: Introit. figured music,
sanctuary choir: Byrie and Gloria,
Haydn i6. mixed choir; Graduate and
Alleluia, ''Falsi Bordone," sanctuary
choir: '.Ad Regem Pastore," Gounod
mixed choir: "Veni Creator" Wiegand,
sanctuary choir; Credo, Haydn 16. mixed
choir: Offertory, '.Falsi Bordone," sanct-
uary choir; offertory motet, 20 Mira
NoX," mixed choir; Sanctus, Haydn Is,
mixed choir: Benedictus, Haydn 16,
mixed choir: ~Agnus Del. Haydn 1G,
mixed choir; communion, figured music,
sanctuary choir.
Carols: Shepherds Shake Off" sanct-
uary choir: "Adeste Fidelilis.'' sanctuary
choir: 90 Holy Night" Adams. mixed
mixed choir: GLORY TO God" Bielman,
mixed choir
Rev. S. W. Fay, Of the Catholic
University, was the ceIebrant of the
mass with Rev. James A. r. Smith as
deacon, and Rev. John A. Mcnamara
as sub-deacon. The sermon was de-
hvered by Rev. Edward A. Pace, also
Of the Catholic University.
At the conclusion of the mass -Cardi-
nal Gibbons was escorted to the as
semhly hall of Carroll Hall, adjoining
the church, by the members of the So
cIety OF st. Vincent de. Paul, and the
League of the Good Shepherd, who act
ed as a guard of honor. Here a recep-
ton was held, Mgr. William T. Russell.
rector of st. Pafrick's Church, being
assisted by a corps of its officers in
presenting the visitors TO the cardinal.
Dr.. Russell Is Host.
Following this ceremony a number of
guests were entertained at luncheon
by Mgr. Russell. when they were again
g cCted by the cardinal Throughout
the church service it required the pres
once of twenty-five policemen, under
command OF Lieutenant Harrison. Of
the First precinct, to keep back the
cro1ds who were unable to obtain ad-
mission to the church.
Among those who greeted the cardi-
nal were: The Postmaster. General and
Mrs Burleson, Judge and Mrs. Knapp.
Hon. John Burke and MIS-. Burke.
General and Mrs. Wynne, the Secretary
of Labor, the Secretary Of the In
terror, the Chief Justice and Mrs.
White, NJ. Jusserand and Nine. Jusser-
and, Mrs. DR.. Abbott, DIR and Mime.
Dumba. Senor Riano and Sonora Riano,
Mr.. Havenith and Mrs. Haverith, Mr..
Bryn and Nine. Bryn, Mr.. Ekengren
and Nine. Ekengren- Speaker Clark.
Justice Mckenna and MTS. McKenna.
MIS-. <AlleS, MISS BraWneT, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. G. Butler. Justice and Mrs.
Van Devanter. Justice and Mrs. Hughes,
Judge De Lacey. General Wood and
General Mcintyre. General Stokes.
General and Mrs. O'ConueIl. Congress-
men Underwood. Mann. Ben johnson,
Walsh, Reilly. GOulden, Murray, ana
Heating: Senators POindexter, Lee.
Ransdell. Ashurst, Chamber ain. and
McCJmber, Major and MS No Cathran.
Ira +. Bennctt. DR.. Dudley Morgan, E
]. Chamberlain, Ur. H3uniS Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark. DR.. John
J. Darby, GerOme Desio. Miss Maria
Draine, DR.. Warwick Evans. Mrs. Mel
lie F'ealey. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Z. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. John =. Flynn, Miss NJ.
i. Fogg, W. GWynne Gardiner. Mr..
and Mrs. S. \. Gaskins, Mr.. Golibart.
Frank Hail, Mrs. Danier Mannan, Mrs.
:. s. Hoover. \. {. Joy, Michael Lyons,
Michael Gatti, Comma nder Maxwell
Mime. Mendez. Nine. Y&Iaga, Admiral
and Mrs. Rand, John BaSsett Moore,
Colonel HbTts, Congressman Cary,
Kinkead. AnsOerTy, rowner, Goldfogle,
and Henry: Major sylvester, Mrs. Car
ter, Mrs. S. z. Eliins, Miss BOardman.
Commissioners SiddOns and Newman,
Mgr. Shanhan. rector OF the Catholic
University: Very Rev. George Dough
er1y, vice rector OF the university
Verv Rev DR.. Pace. Rev. DR.. kerby,
Rev. DR.. Burns, superior q Holy Cross
College.