The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-10-04
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Church of ST. Cecilia: The Most
Reverend Archbishop will off1ciate at
the dedication of the Church of st.
Cecilia, corner of Bayless and Crom-
well Avenues, st. Paul, Sunday, Octo-
Der u. Following the dedication
services there will be Solemn High
Mass at which the Most Reverend
Archbishop will preach. The new
church occupies one of the finest sites
in ST. Anthony Park. 1t is situated
on an elevated piece of ground two
blocks from the interurban street car
line The building is 108 feet long
and A feet wide. 1t will afford am
pie accommodation for the growing
parish for several years to come. Rev
erend M. /. J. Griffin is acting pastor.
Church of ST. Vincent: Right Rev.
erend Bishop Lawler will administer
Confirmation at the Church of st. Vim
cent, st. Paul, Sunday afternoon, Octo-
Der s. He will preach the sermon at
the late Mass.
Church Of st. Agnes: A play in the
German language will be given in St.
Agnes school hall, Sunday evening,
October 5, under the auspices of St.
Agnes Court of the Catholic Order
of Foresters. There will be other
musical and literary numbers and the
Foresters will make a formal presenta-
ton to the parish of the clock which
was recently placed in the tower OF
the church.
Guild of Catholic Women: The ex-
ecutive board of the Guild of Catholic
Women, St. Paul, will meet in the
committee room of the Wilder Build
ing, Saturday morning, October 4, at
ten o'clock. The Guild will hold it's
first general meeting, which is Presl-
dents Day, on Monday afternoon, Octo-
Der 6, at half past two o'clock. There
will be a reception in honor of Right
Reverend Bishop LAWYER
A. O. "A. Lecture: Division Number
4 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians,
St. Paul, held a meeting in Hibernian
halls ON Monday of last week. An
address was given on present condi-
tions in Ireland by attorney John P.
Kyle, who has recently returned from
his native land after visit of several
months National president, James j.
Regain, and Daniel w. Lawler also adj
dressed the meeting.
Hibernian Social: Under the aus
pices of Division Number 9 of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians of St
Paul and Division Number 2 of the
Ladies Auxiliary, card social was
given in Hibernian Halls, Friday even
ing, September &c.
Church of st. Anthony: The mem
bers of the parish of st. Anthony OF
Padua, Minneapolis, will begin pub
licly to perform the exercises of the
Jubilee, on Sunday, October 5. During
the week following special opportuni
ties for the reception of the sacra
ments will be provided by the priests
p of the parish.
numbers are attending the various
classes conducted by the Minneapolis
League of Catholic Women, at the
Cafeteria, 720 Marquette avenue. The
course for the semester was opened
on Monday of last week and in.
cludes classes in Bible study, ex-
preston, china painting, French
cooking, dressmaking, plain sewing
and millinery. A class in English
literature is now being organized and
other classes will be added to the
course as soon as a sufficient number
register for a particular line of study
Arrangements are being completed for
a course of evening lectures by noted
speakers of the Twin Cities. The fol-
lowing instructors have charge of the
regular classes: French, Madame Di
der; expression, Miss Maud Moore
domestic art, Miss Williams; china
painting, Mrs. Mary D. Cameron; mil
linery, Mrs. Catharine Wyman.
In addition to the regular classes
scheduled, the League of Catholic
Women maintains free kindergarten
at 625 Main street northeast. The
work of the kindergarten is in charge
of Miss Margaret Alexander with five
assistants. There are about fifty chill
dren already enrolled in the kinder
garten.
The cafeteria is increasing it's pat
ronage rapidly, about 800 young
women being daily served there now
Entertainment for Pro-CathedraI:
musical and literary entertainment
was given in the auditorium annex
Minneapolis, Thursday evening, Octo
Der 2, for the benefit of the Pro-Cathe
dral of the Immaculate Conception
The arrangements were in charge Of
the ladies of the North Division Of
the parish and the hall was crowded
with an enthusiastic audience.
C. O. r. Entertainment: The lunch