The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-01-18


Number SO, Catholic Order of Forest
ers, were installed at their regular
meeting Thursday, January 9, at their
hall, rs West Seventh Street The
new officers are: Chief ranger, j.
W. Mulrannon; vice chief ranger, r.
A. Dudley; past chief ranger, Martin j.
Ryan; financial secretary, D. B.
Hickey; treasurer, F, ]. He'll; record
ing secretary, c. 7. Kelley. After the
installation ceremonies addresses
were made by the new officers. Songs
and music were rendered by the
Misses Tipping and Mr.. Peterson. At
the next regular meeting, Thursday,
January %, Number 80 will entertain
all the courts of the city.
Abraham Lincoln Court, c. o. F.:
The officers of the present year of
Court Abraham Lincoln Number $50,
Catholic Order of Foresters, were in
stalled by A. Jacobs, of All Hallows'
Court, at their regular meeting in
ST. MichaePs School Hall, Wednes-
day evening, January 9Th. The follow
ing officers were installed: Chief
ranger, Thomas Dogherty; vice chief
ranger, T. F. Waters; past chief
ranger, F. A. Jenne; recording secre-
tary, T. F. Norton; financial secre-
tary, w. F. Dunston; treasurer, R. E.
Knox After the installation of Off
GERS Chas. ]. P. Young, of st. Paul
Court No. 80, addressed the members
of the court on the main principle of
the order, namely, Christian Charity
Mr.. Young is vice president of the
Particular Council of the St. Vincent
de Paul Society and spoke of the ex,
tensive and varied kinds of work
being done by Father Donahue and
the Guild of Catholic Women in con-
nection with that society. The mem
bers of the Court, in response to Mr..
Youngs appeal, voted to donate the
sum of ten dollars to the Particular
Council of ST. Vincent de Paul to be
used by Father Donahue. Mr.. T. J.
Norton spoke on the Good of the
Order. A buffet luncheon was served
before the Court adjourned.
| De La Sale Alumni: James F.
Cogwin was elected president of the
Alumni Association of the De La
Sale Institute, Minneapolis, at the an
nual meeting of the organization l..
]. Hentchell was elected vice presi-
dent, John Kane, secretary, and Syl-
vester Cunningham, treasurer. The
executive committee was elected as
follows: w. D. Doyle, John A. Seidel,
Jr., Peter Cummings, Fred Hadley and
James Flaherty.
New UIm: Sister M. Cassiana died
early this month at the age of
one hundred years, eighty of which
was spent in the Gruenewald Convent
of Perpetual Alteration at Cassella,
Ohio. This was the substance of a
message sent last week to Reverend
Adolph Schott, G. PIP. S., who was
well acquainted with Sister Cassiana.
The Gruenewald Convent is conducted
by the Sisters of the Precious Blood
and is near the provincial house of
the Fathers of the Precious Blood,
Carthegena, Ohio, of which order
Father Schott is member. The ven
cradle Nun celebrated the centenary
OF her birth about six weeks ago.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Cath
olic Church Extension Society gave a
card party at the parochial school
house Tuesday, January IA. The
great attraction of the evening was
the giving away of the autographed
Extension quilt, which has been in
preparation by the ladies for several
weeks.
The installation of the newly cleo
ted officers of st. Anne Court,
Women's Catholic Order of Foresters,
OF this city, took place Thursday aft
ernoon, January g. Miss Ida Ochs,
who had been elected to the office of
corresponding secretary, resigned,
owing to the fact that she expects to
leave shortly on an extended trip,
and Mrs. Louis A. Schilling was cleo
ted to succeed her.
The st. Elizabeth Society of the
Holy Trinity Church, at it's regular
monthly meeting, Monday afternoon,
elected Mrs. VIM Lieb as treasurer,
to succeed Miss Marie T. Steffel, who
was married on Tuesday. Miss Stef-
fel was presented with suitable we'd
ding gift by the society
Shakopee: The Gipsey Picnic"
recently presented by the young ladies
of the st. Rose Sodality, netted $40
for the funds of the society. On We'd
nesday evening, January s, supper
was given for those who had assisted
in the entertainment.
Fairfax: The social given in the
basement of ST. Andrews Church on
Tuesday evening netted the sum of
$50 for the church fund. The Ladies'
Aid Society had charge of it.
Faribault: The Knights of Column
bus of Faribault Council -SS9 gave a
social entertainment on Tuesday even
ing, January IA, in their hall. The
musical program was in charge of
the Fleckenstein-Steppan Orchestra.
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