The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-02-10
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Church of st. Michael, Loretto, Pa,
spent the early part of the week in
St. Paul as the guest of the Most Rev
erend Archbishop.
Church of st. Mary: The Right Rever-
end Bishop MacSherry of South Africa
will preach at all the Masses next Sun
day in the Church of st. Mary, Ninth
and Locust, St. Paul, of which the Rev.
James C. Byrne is pastor. Bishop
MacSherry will describe the condition
of the Church in his African diocese
and appeal to the generosity OF the
parishioners for support to enable him
to promote it's welfare in the Vicariate
of Cape Colony over which he presides.
Church of st. Mark: The young ladies
of ST. Marks parish will give card
party at Masonic Hall, Iglehart and
Holly avenues, on Wednesday evening,
February IA.
Death Of Mrs. Colbert: Mrs. Mary Col
bert, formerly Of Assumption, Mimi,
died at her residence in st. Paul, on
February 2, in the seventy-ninth year
of her age. She was the mother of the
Rev. William Colbert, formerly of the
Diocese of st. Paul, now pastor of the
Cathedral of ST. Patrick, Lead, s. D.
The funeral services were held at the
Church of the Assumption, Assump-
ton, Mimi, last Monday
Twin City Lyceum Bureau: The Twin
City Lyceum Bureau, organized last
year by Mrs. katherine Bayer Hensler,
a member of the Guild of Catholic
Women of St. Paul, has opened offices
in the Grand Opera House Building
Several new departments have been
placed in charge of competent profess
SIGNALS. It is the aim of the Bureau
to give public productions of stand
ard light operas and dramas by mem
bers of the organization. The Bureau
relieves the entertainment committees
of the different clubs and fraternal
societies from great amount of
responsibility by supplying enter
tainers who have demonstrated their
talent and providing a program in
which every member is selected
because Of his fitness to take part.
Watkins: At the recent basket social
and entertainment held in the village
hall, the sum of one hundred and six
teen dollars was realized for the bene-
fit of the new Church of st. Anthony
which is contemplated by the pastor,
Rev Anthony Vilman.
The Sisters of the parochial school
are training the children for musical
entertainment and sale which will
take place before Lent, the proceeds
20 be devoted to the new Church.
NorthfieId: The Rev. c. Normoyle,
assistant pastor of the Church of st.
Dominic, has been appointed proba-
ton officer by the Judge of the Pro-
bate Court, as mark of appreciation
for his interest in the welfare of the
Young men.
New Uim: The Rev A. Dick, chap
fain of st. Alexanders Hospital, will
soon leave for his old home in New
Riegel, Ohio, where he will have
spiritual charge of a convent. Six
years ago he came to New Ulm from
Pulaski, Ind, succeeding Rev. F. K
Schalk ais chaplain of the hospital. His
successor is the Rev. Adolph Schott
Of Chicago, who is expected to arrive
in New Ulm in the course of few
weeks.
The library committees of the Young
Ladies' Sodality of the Church of the
Holy Trinity, gave card party re
Gently in the school hall which netted
twenty-five dollars for the library
fund. After the prizes were awarded
luncheon was served.
st. Agatha's Conservatory: Mrs
Anna Grof-Bryant, who held exam
nations in the Vocal Department al
St. Agatha's Conservatory last week
returned to Chicago on Sunday night
Mrs. Bryant is director of the Croft
Bryant Institute of Chicago, where she
has an enviable reputation as q
teacher She has made special study
of the voice and is woman of culture
and knowledge, who advances only
those ideas which she has proved te
be sound. Mrs. Bryant expressed her
self as delighted with the method in
use at st. Agatha's and gave some
very fiattering criticisms of the worf
being done in the vocal department
The studios also, merited word Of
praise. The conservatory being, she
said, the best equipped of any she hat
ever seen.
De La Sale Institute: The Secon(
Quarterly Examination of the De Ii
Sale Institute, Minneapolis, was com
pleted on the S0th day of January, ant
the reading of the records was held OF
the I'd of February. Evidence of hare
study was given by the high mark!