Evening star., 1933-10-25
N0TAbLES ATTEND
+. BISHOP Ceremony
Conservation of Father Ryan
at National Shrine Brings
1000 Together.
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lOullOCl Vi t1lc fAlIlCl lCdll IllCl al lCAy. dIlS
first Bishop and Archbishop of Balti
the magnificent marble altar used BY
the consecrattng prelates beside which
1t had been Set up. Bishop Ryan i
the first rector of Catholic Universit!
to be raised to the episcopal dignity ir
the Shrine of the Immaculate Concep
ton. His predecessor, Bishop Shahan
founded the shrine and Is buried IL
one of its chapels.
Following the conservation ceremonies
Bishop Ryan gave a luncheon to hi!
guests IN the main dining hall of the
university. Archbishop Curley wa!
toastmaster and introduced the Apos.
tolic Delegate, Justice Pierce Butler o1
the Supreme Court and trustee Of
the university: Very Rev. DR.. William
j. Kerby, professor Of sociology al
Catholic University. and Mr. Martin
former Bar Association president, who
also is a trustee of the university. Dur
ing the luncheon Bishop Ryan, who
responded to the toasts and concluded
the speaking, sat beneath shield bear
ing his coat of arms, which students
in the School of Architecture had pre-
pared. The members of the hierarchy
were seated on a raised dias on both
sides of the speakers table. with the
monsignori and other guests, totaline
400, directly in front.
Cabinet Members Attend.
Members of the cabinet and promi-
nent representatives of the diplomatic
corps here attended the ceremonies
Secretary Of Commerce Roper and
Secretary of Labor Perkins were the
cabinet officers, while the diplomatic
delegation included the Japanese Am
bassador and Nine. Debuchi and theil
daughter, Miss Taxa Debuchi; Hikozo
Tanaka. attache of the Japanese en-
bassy. and Nine Tanaka; Viscomte de
Lantsheere. charge d'affaires of Bel
gium; Wladyslaw Sokolowski counse-
lor of the Polish embassy. and Nine
Sokolowski; Edward Weintal, attache
Polish embassy; Marquis Pasquale
Diana, counselor; Bartolomeo Migone
first secrtary; Giuseppe Tommasi
secretary, and Andrea Ferrero, secre-
tary, all of the Italian embassy; Am
bassador Andre de Laboulaye and
Nine de Laboulaye Of France; Capt
Camille Husson. naval attache Of the
French embassy; Ambassador Hans
Luther of Germany: Nicholas de Vegh
charge d'affaires of Hungary; Char.
Nicholas G. Lely first secretary OF
Greece Faik Konitza, minister of Al
bania: Dr. Don Adrian Recinos. Min
Bronius Kasimir Balutis. Minister OF
Lithuania, DR.. Joseph Nemecek
charge d'affaires of Czechoslovakia
Michael MacWhite. Minister of the
Irish Free State, and Mrs. MacWhite
DR.. Leonide Pitamic. Minister of Yugo-
s!avia: B. p Stoianovitch. first secre-
tary. and DR.. Ivan FRANCES, secretary
of the Yugoslavian legation: George
BoneSco, financial counselor, Rumanian
legation; Dr. Andre Popovici, secretary
of the Rumanian legation. and Mrs
Popovici: Eugene K Scallan, secretary OF
the legation Of South Africa: Dr. Don
Pedro Manuel Arcaya, Minister OF
Venezuela. and Sonora de Arcaya and
Miss de Arcaya: Don Luis Churion
counselor, and Don Pedro Rivero. secre-
tary. Venezuelan legation, Dantes Bel
Fabio Lozano. Minister of Colombia
Merchant Mahoney, first secretary OF
the Canadian legation. and Mrs. Ma
honey: DR.. Ricardo Alfaro, Minister OF
Panama, and Sonora Alfara: Hussein
Chawky, attache of the royal Egyptian
legation. and DR.. Don Henri de Bayle
charge d'affaires of Nicaragua, and
Sonora de Bayle.
Clergymen Attending.
Among the distinguished clergymen
who attended the conservation were
Most Rev. Amloto Giovanni Cicog-
mani, apostolic delegate to the United
States; Most Rev. M. j. O'Brien. D. D..
Coadjutor Archbishop of Kingston
Ontario. Canada; Most Rev. Michael j
Curley. D. D., Archbishop of Baltimore
Most Rev. John T. McNicholas, o. P
D. D. Archbishop of Cincinnati; Most
Rev. Edward Mooney, D. D.. Arch
bishop-Bishop of Rochester; Most Rev
Alessandorf, D. D., Archbishop-elect
Franciscan Friars of the Atonement
Graymoor, N. Y; Most Rev. John j
Milan. D. D.. Bishop of Hartford: Most
Rev. Joseph Chartrand, D. D., Bishor
of Indianapolis; Most Rev. Michael ]
Gallagher, D. D., Bishop of Detroit
Most Rev. Philip R. McDevitt. D. D..
Bishop of Harrisburg; Most Rev. John
Mark Cannon, D. D., Bishop of Erie
Most Rev. Edmund F. Gibbons, D. D..
Bishop of Albany; Most Rev. Thomas
E. Molloy. D. D.. Bishop Of Brooklyn
Most Rev. Hugh c. Boyle. D: D, Bishop
of Pittsburgh: Most Rev. Edmund F
Hoban, D D., Bishop Of Rockford
Most Rev. John J. Swint, D. D., Bishor
of Wheeling; Most Rev. Michael j
Keyes. d. D.. Bishop of Savannah
Most Rev. A. j. Brennan, D. D., Bishop
of Richmond Most Rev, Francis w
Howard. D. D., Bishop of Covington
of Natchez Most Rev. William j. Hafey
D. D., Bishop of Raleigh; Most Rev. E
J Fltzmaurice D. D., Bishop OF Will
D. D.. Bishop of Manchester; Most Rev
Thomas c. O'Reilly, D. D., Bishop Ol
Scranton; Most Rev. James E. Cassidy
D. D., apostolic administrator of Fal
River: Most Rev. Karl j. Alter. D. D.
Bishop of Toledo; Most Rev. James E
Kearney, D. D., Bishop of Salt Lake
Most Rev. John A. Duffy, D. D., Bishop
of Syracuse: Most Rev. Joseph c
Plagens, D. D., Auxiliary Bishop Of
Detroit; Most. Rev. Maurice F. Nc
Auliffe, D. D., Auxiliary Bishop of Hart.
ford; Most Rev. John Mcnamara, D. D.
Auxiliary Bishop of Baltimore; Mos
Rev. Joseph H. Albers, D. D., Auxiliary
Bishop of Cincinnati; Most Rev. F.
Spellman, D D., Auxiliary Bishop o1
Boston; Most Rev. Joseph e. Ritter
D. D., Auxiliary Bishop of Indianapolis
Most Rev. James A. Walsh, D. D., Aux
ilitarp Bishop of Titular Bishop of Siene
and Right Rev. Vincent Taylor, o. S. B.
Abbot Ordinary of Belmont Abbey.
Others in Attendance.
Others in attendance were Rev. @. F
Beckley of Princeton University; Brother
D Edwards, president of ST. Thomas
College. Scranton, Pa; Rev. jaime!
Francis, father general, Franciscan
Friars of the Atonement, Garrison
N. Y; Rev. Joseph Grady, president, thu
Aquinas Institute. Rochester. N. Y.
Rev. Aloysius ]. Hogan, president, Ford
ham University: Rev. James B. Reilly
national secretary, Catholic Near Relic.
Association, New York, Rev. L. B. Pas.
torelli. S. S. j., superior, St. JOSEPH
Society, Baltimore; Very Rev. Brother
Paul, superior general, Xaverian Broth.
ers, Baltimore: Rev. James A. Wallace
president, Seton Hill College, Greens
burg, Pa; Rev. John P. Treacy. director
the Society for the Propagation of tht
Faith. Cincinnati; Rev. Edward J
Walsh. vice president, st. Johns College