The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-10-14
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

athletic field will take place on Friday
afternoon, October 20, at three o'clock.
The program will consist of a regi-
mental parade and military evolutions
under the command of Lieutenant
Beck, Commandant of Cadets, followed
by number of addresses by promi-
nent speakers and a football game
between the college team and that Of
Manchester. No admission fee will be
charged and an invitation is extended
to the friends of the college to attend
the opening exercises. The new field
has been constructed at cost of 1000
and is the largest athletic field in the
Northwest. The grandstand accom-
modates more than two thousand and
affords splendid view of the entire
field.
Catholic University Association:
The Catholic Association of the Uni
versity of Minnesota held its annual
reception for the freshmen students
in Shevlin Hall last week. About one
hundred students attended and were
presented to President Vincent and
Regent Nelson who were special
guests of the Association. A program
of musical and instrumental selections
was rendered after which refresh
ments were served to the guests.
The Rev. E. J. Wilbee, who sue
ceeded Father Byrne as pastor of the
Church of St. Lawrence, has entered
upon his duties as Spiritual Director
of the Association. His predecessor,
Father Byrne, delivered a lecture be-
fore the Association on the first Sun
day of October taking for his subject
Thoughts of a Catholic Anatomist"
by the late DR.. Dwight of Harvard
University. Father Byrne recon-
mended this work to the members of
the Association and presented the
organization with a copy. Last Sun
day afternoon the Very Reverend DR..
Moynihan of the College of st. Thomas
delivered an address before the asso-
citation on the subject of Free Will"
Death of Sister Leonora: On Sun
day evening, October 8, Sister NJ. Leo
nora, a teacher in the parochial school
of St. Anthony parish. died at st.
Mary's Hospital, Minneapolis. For
some months she had been ailing, but
did not relinquish her school duties
until the last week of September. In
the hope of obtaining relief an. opera
ito I was resorted to but the patient
die not rally. The funeral service took
Volo hn nf INIT
of Padua, Northeast Minneapolis, last
Tuesday morning The Solemn Mass
of Requiem was celebrated by the Rev.
Patrick Kenny, pastor of the parish
assisted by the Rev. T. e. Cullen, pas
tor of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, as deacon, and Rev. J.
Donahoe, City Missionary of st. Paul,
as subdeacon. The sermon was
preached by Rev. J. M. Reardo1 Of
ST. Paul. The Rev. J. P. Foley of the
College of St. Thomas and the Rev.
J. Kral, assistant pastor of the parish
of st. Anthony, we're present during
the service. The remains were in
tered in st. Mary's cemetery.
Sister Leonora McCarvell was a ma
where she was born thirty years
ago. Her widowed mother still resides
on the old homestead. In November,
1899, she came to st. Paul accompanied
by number of other young women
and entered the novitiate of the Sis
tiers of st. Joseph at st. Joseph's
Academy. She received the habit of
the Sisterhood on March 10 of the fol-
lowing year. After completing her
novitiate she was sent to st. Agatha
Conservatory of Music and Art, and
for nine years taught in Cretin High
School She was then transferred to
st. Anthony's Convent in Minneapolis,
where she resided until the time of
her death.
Booklet by DR.. Ryan: The central
bureau of the Central-Verein of St
Louis, Mo-, has just issued a booklet
entitled, "a Minimum Wage by Legis-
lation" by the Rev. John A. Ryan, D.
D., of the ST. Paul Seminary, who is
we'll known in sociological circles for
his work on "A Living Wage The
recent brochure appeals to all
students of social problems and con
tains valuable information for those
who are interested in this subject II
can be obtained from the Central
Verein at the nominal rate of five
cents a copy.
Henderson: The bazaar recently
held for the benefit of the Church Of
st. Joseph of which Rev. A. Van der
Heuvel is pastor, netted the sum o.
about $1,000. The women's contes
for china dinner set of one hundred
pieces was won by Mrs. Martin Min
bach; the young ladies' contest for {
set of furs was won by Miss Nellie
Moriarity; and Miss Angelic Miller
won the prize in the doll contest.
ST. o:eOn October 8, the parish
0f ST Leo of which Rev A. KOtOuC i!