Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-20
TAXING THE FEfL.

TAKING THE YELL.
An Interesting Ceremony at st. Joseph's
Academy-Seventeen Young Ladies Ad-
United to the Community of the sisters of
st. Joseph.
An interesting ceremony took place at
s o'clock yesterday morning in the beauti-
full chapel of st. Joseph's Academy, soven-
teen young ladies being admitted into the
community of the Sisters of st. Joseph. Of
the seventeen, ten received the habit-the
first step in the life of the religious, and
the remaining seven made their religious
profession by taking the three solemn
VOWS of poverty, chastity and obedience.
The chapel was filed with the friends and
relatives of the young ladies. The cere-
mony began by the celebration of mass,
Bishop Grace officiating, with Fathers Ra-
voux. Stanley, Danehy, and Nealis of st.
Paul, McGolrick of Minneapolis, Riordan
of Lake City, and Murray of Kalamazoo
assisting in the sanctuary. After the last
gospel the officiating prelate addressed a
few impressive words to the postulants re-
minding them of the importance of the
steps they were about to take. The seven
young ladies who were to make profess
sion then advanced to the sanctuary, knelt,
and each in clear voice distinctly audible
in every part of the chapel repeated the
words of the solemn VOWS by which they
bound themselves to a life of poverty,
chastity and obedience. The ten postu-
lants had meanwhile retired from the
chapel to remove the rich dresses and
jewels which they had WORD during the
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the humber dress of the sisters. AS the
newly professed nuns departed from the
sanctuary the postulants wearing the re-
ligious habit again entered the chapel, and
kneeling before the bishop renounced
the world and its pomps and voluntarily
entered upon their novitiate in the COM
munity. The solemn ceremony closed
with the singing of the TeDeum.
The names of the ladies and sisters re-
ceiving the habits and VOWS are as fol-
lows:
LADIES RECEIVING THE HABIT.
Miss Mary Mulvehill, in religion Sister
Mary Lucy.
Miss Elise German, in religion Sister
Mary Constantine.
Miss Rosa White, in religion Sister Mary
Alice.
Miss Maggie Endres, in religion Sister
Mary Bridget.
Miss Elizabeth McGolrick, in religion
Sister Mary Bridget.
Miss Eliza Barden, in religion Sister
Frances Glare.
Miss Ellen McGolrick, in religion Sister
Elizabeth.
Miss Eliza Endres, in religion Sister
Mary Matilda.
Miss Anastasia Dooley, in religion Sister
Mary Angelica.
Miss Mary Alice Elliott, in religion Sis
ter Mary Letitia.
SISTERS WHO MADE THEIR VOW.
Sister Mary Stanislaus.
Sister Mary Martha.
Sister Frances Joseph.
Sister Mary Elizabeth.
Sister Mary Abrosia.
Sister Gonzaga Aloysia.
Sister Mary Eugenia.
Uniting With the Chamber of. Commerce.
After the conclusion of the regular bust
ness of the board of trade the president
announced that the question of changing
the constitution of the board so as to ex-
tend the privilege of membership to per-
sons outside of Ramsey county, was before
the body for its consideration. AS there
was not a majority of all the members
present, on motion committee of five
was appointed to whom the whole matter
of membership was referred, viz: w. II.
Hubbard, G. McIlrath, F. R. Sterrett, ]. H.
Schurmeier and J. W. Jaeger.
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Mr.. McIlrath, from the committee ap-
pointed to confer with the chamber of
commerce in reference to jointly erecting
building for the accommodation
of both bodies, reported that the committee
had meeting at which the matter was
fully discussed and decided to be practical
BILE; that the committee from the board of
trade informed the committee of the
chamber that if the board of trade united
with them it would want to be half owners
Of the building, and not tenants. Mr..
McIlrath also stated that the chamber of
commerce has appointed new committee
and requests that similar committee be
appointed by the board to meet them yes
terday afternoon at o'clock. G. Nell
rath, W. Hubbard and L. R. --Ster-
rett were appointed to meet the
chamber of commerce committee
The following was unanimously adopted:
Resol0ed, That it Is the opinion of this
board that the time has come when means
should be devised for the erection of snit-
able building for the accommodation of
the growing trade of our city; that we are
in favor of uniting with the chamber of
commerce, and Jointly erecting such a
building, and the committee of three ap-
pointed by the board is hereby instructed
to ascertain if feasible plan can be devils
ed and report the same to the board at its
next meeting.
Charged With Indecent Conduct.
At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon the mu-
nicipal court called the case of George
Warwick, charged with insulting children.