Evening star

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we here highly resolve that these dead

shall not have died in vain.’

Tiie speaker paid tribute to tiie

celebration of the sesquieentennial

of the signing of the Declaration of

independence at the Eucharistic Con

cress.

Archbishop Officiates.

Tiie mass was celebrated by Arch

bishop Michael .1. Gurley of Haiti

more. The officers of tiie mass were

deacon of tiie mass, ltev. Janies J

O’Connor; subdeaeon. Rev. Francis X.

Cavanagh: master of ceremonies. Rev.

John K Cartwright and Rev. Francis

J. Hurney.

The mass was preceded by a color

ful procession of tiie church digni

taries tiie celebrants, the choir and

altar hoys in their lull robes and vest

ments from the rectory into the

church.

Proceeding from the rectory, the

procession passed through a guard of

honor composed of tiie uniformed

cadet corps of St John's College. The

cadets stood at salute until the proces

sion passtsi into the crowded church,

which was decorated with the national

emblems and Slugs of the various na

tions composing the Pan-American

Union.

Throughout tiie entire mass tiie

sanctuary choir, the mixed choir and

a Stringed orchestra played the .spe

cially arranged music. The impres

sive military tinge which always de

notes the Pan-American mass was

which lines *he aisles during tiie mass,

came to sa*,\te as the bugle rang out

within the church at the elevation of

the host.

Among tiie many notables who at

tended the services were the Ambas

sador of Peru and Mine. Velarde, the

Ambassador of Brazil and Mine, do

Amaral, tiie Ambassador of Chile, the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1926). Washington, D.C., 1926-11-25. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1926-11-25/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1926-11-25.