The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-09

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Briody. John d. Roach, Patrick J. Mn
osue. John q. Mccormick, Michael ].
Duny, John J. McCabe, Thomas ].
Heafy. William r. Hayes, Thomas J.
keenan,, John ]. Lennon, John f. Kela-
man, Patrick N. Breslin, Henry O'Car-
roll, Joseph c. Campbell, James L. Cros-
py, Michael J. Henry. George T. Donlin.
Joseph +. F1annelly, James B. Curry,
Francis p. Moore, James r. HAYWOOD,
Joseph II. Mcmahon, Denis #. Coyle. Jo-
seph Z. Dworzak, Bartholomew r. Gal
nsan, vincent Arcese, David A. Murray,
DANIEL j. Curley, James N. Awkward.
stanislaus Nowak. Thomas r. Halpin,
FRANCIS Z. Lavelie, Joseph p. Donahue,
John j. Harrington, Thomas p. Phelan,
EDWARD f. Leonard. Francis ]. Prunty,
James Z. O'Brien. Joseph p Bergan,
James +. Mcnamara, Charts J.. Parks,
1onn j. Hickey. Thomas b. Kelly. Ter
ence H. Gilmartin. James A. Brady, Jo-
seph @. Cushman, Joseph A. Foley.
Masters of Ceremonies.
Then came the masters OF ceremonies.
the Very Rev. Mgr. John J. Dunn, the
rev. william B. Martin, Rev Joseph z.
Dineen, Rev. Bernard +. McQuade, Rev.
FRANCIS c. Campbell, Rev Henry r.
Hammer. Rev. Martin ]. Drury, Rev.
Hamilton r. Shea, Rev. Stephen J.
Donahue and the Rev. Eugene A. Gala
han.
when the archbishops, the bishops,
ne monsignori and priests had passed
INTO view came his excellency Archbish-
op bonsano, with the Rev. Arthur j.
Kenny preceding him as cross bearer
Attending Archbishop Bonzano also
were: Acolytes. the Revs William Nc
cam and Cornelius v. Hayes; crozier,
Rev. John w. Curran mitre, Rev. WILL
nam A. Fogarty mitre, Rev. Eugene
Macdonald; book. Rev. Carlton j.
Burns; gremiale, Rev. James A. Byrne :;
candle, Rev. George w. Foley assistant
priest Rt. Rev. Mgr. Joseph F.. Mooney,
| w. g. deacons Of honor, Rt. Rev. Mgr
John Edwards, Rt. Rev. Mgr. Michael
J. Lavelle: deacon Of mass, Rev. william
Livingston and sub-deacon Of mass,
Rev. Edwin NJ. Slnnott.
The Archbishop Appears.
Finally amid the hurrah and flag wav-
ing and the music of the military band
came the modest young Archbishop of
New York. the Most Rev. Patrick ].
Hayes. Attending him were the follow
| ing clergymen: Cross bearer, the Rev.
Malick j. Fitzpatrick acolytes the
Revs. Robert +. Keegan and Edward C.
Milan; crozier, the Rev. Richard G.
cushion; mitre. the Rev. William +.
| Meehan; mitre. the Rev. John z. Wick
ham: book, the Rev. James F. Malloy !;
| gremiale, the Rev. Patrick ]. Lennon !;
candle, the Rev. James j. Brown: no.
tarius, the Very Rev. Gherardo Fer
rante, deacons of honor to his Grace
the Most Rev. Archbishop. the Right
Rev. James II. Mclean. p. r. the Right
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| tary vicars-general accompanying his
| Grace the Most Rev. Archbishop, the
Right Rev. George ]. Waring, U. s. A.,
V. G.: the Very Rev. William M Foley.
V. G.; the Very Rev. Leslie ]. Kava-
nagh, V. G.. the Very Rev. Joseph NJ
| Gleason. V. c.: private chaplains, the
Rev. Cornelius F. Crowley, the Rev.
Joseph F. Smith.
Laymen in the Procession.
Also there were noted laymen in the
procession. the Papal chamberlains ac-
companying Archbishop Bonzano being
Thomas Hughes Kelly and Gerald NJ.
| Borden. The knights of st. Gregory,
who also walked just behind the Apos-
tolic Delegate, were Eugene A. Philbin,
Dr. Francis ]. Quinlan. Henry Heide.
Morgan ]. O'Brien. Adrian Iselin Jr.. W.
| Bourke Cochran, Victor ]. Bowling and
Myles Tierney.
| The Knights of st. Gregory who
walked with Archbishop Hayes were DR..
Thomas f. McParlan, John @. Agar,
| James Butler Bernard F. Coleman, John
F. O'Rourke. DR.. Edward L. Keyes and
Michael ]. Mulqueen.
Cheers for Father Duffy.
| Although the procession was primarily,
! OF course, purely religious, there were
| so many United States Army and Navy
chaplains and priests and officers wear
ing the uniforms Of France and Bel
| gium in line that the procession could
not help but take on a military char
acter. Cheers exploded as the Rev.
| Father Francis p. Duffy OF the old
| 'Stxty-ninth'' came into view. Then
| there was the first chaplain OF America
to be decorated after we went into the
war. the Rev. Father ]. B. de Wales of
Fall River, Mass. who went abroad
early in 1917 as a knights of Columbus
chaplain and perforce became a mem
| Der Of the Legion and the wearer of the
Croix De Guerre.
| There was Canon Benjamin Caban-
mel, chaplain Of the Blue Devils Father
d'Arrere and Father Berry, French chap
| lains also, who wore many wound stripes
and decorations Walking with these
were 22S American Catholic army chap
lains who had come from far corners of
the country to assist at the ceremonies
| that marked the installation in high Of
| fice of the head OF the army and navy
chaplains of the country during the war
The comforting of the pallium was a
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