The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-11-15
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

CuduSS anu CSudE SIISGJS1 81. L duA,
Sunday afternoon, November 16, at
three o'clock. The chaplain of the
deaf, Reverend James Donahoe, will
have charge of the services. He will
give an instruction in the sign Ian
guage, and Benediction in the con-
servatory chapel will close the serv-
ices.
Church of ST. Mary: The Young
Mems Club of ST. Mary's Parish was
organized Sunday evening, November
g. at the parish residence. The pastor,
Reverend James G. Byrne, with D. B.
Hickey and F. He'll, assisted the
young men in the organization. The
following officers we're elected: Presi-
dent, John Fahey; secretary, Joe He
bl; treasurer, William Chrysler. The
board of directors consists of four
members. The meetings will be held
in the young mems hall.
The annual bazaar will be held this
year in st. Mary's hall, corner Ninth
and Locust streets, on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, November II, Is
and 10.
Church of ST. Ambrose: The pas
tor, Reverend Albert A. Comparini,
with the parishioners are making prep
arations for the second annual bazaar.
1t will begin Monday, November "a, in
st. Mary's hall, corner of Ninth and
Locust streets, and will close Wednes-
dow ovoDino November &c
ST. Paul Tabernacle Society: The
society will have a memorial Mass
said for the late John F. Kelly at the
Church of St. Luke Tuesday morning,
November 10, at a quarter past eight
o'clock.
Church of ST. Mark: A silver tea
was given Tuesday afternoon, Novem-
Der IL, at the home of Mrs. M. Guilt
gan, 2069 Iglehart avenue, for the
benefit of the church funds. Mrs.
Culligan was assisted in receiving the
guests by Mrs T. F. Connolly. The
musical program, consisting of vocal
and instrumental numbers, was under
the direction of Professor Clay E. Par
do of ST. Thomas College.
Arrangements have been completed
for a card social to be given on the
afternoon and evening of Tuesday, No
vember 10, by the women of the Altar
and Rosary Society and the Young
Ladies' Sodality.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
Juvenile Court committee of the st.
Paul Guild of Catholic Women visited
the House of the Good Shepherd on
Thursday afternoon, November IL, at
two o'clock After spending some
time there the committee proceeded
to visit the new rescue home of the
Salvation Army.
Preparations are being made for a
cafeteria supper to be given in the
Royal Arcanum hall of the Lowry
building, Saturday evening, Novem,
Der 20, beginning at half past five
o'clock.
The relief department of the Guild
has responded to the appeal for cloth
ing for the inmates of the city and
county sanitorium at Bass Lake. A
there last Saturday. The matron of
the sanitorium, Mrs. Margaret Han
son, reports that there is still con-
siderable need especially of footwear.
Donations can be sent to the sana-
forum, to the office of the City and
County Board of Control in the base
ment of the City Hail. or to the home
oF
avenue, who is chairman of the relief
department of the Guild.
Very Reverend H. Moynihan, presi-
dent of st. Thomas college, will de-
liver a lecture before the department
of Arts and Letters in the Wilder
Charity assembly hall, Tuesday even
ing, November 10, at eight o'clock.
His subject, "St. Jerome and the Vul-
gate" is in line with the lectures,
Origin of the Gospels" and The
Bible as Literature" delivered in
former years before the Institute and
the Thursday Club All members of
the Guild are invited and each is privi-
legged to bring a guest to the lecture.
A. o. n. Entertainments: The Hen
nepin county members of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians entertained their
brothers of Ramsey county in Hiber-
MAN Halls, st. Paul, Saturday evening,
November 8. The auditorium was
comfortably filed with the members of
both counties. The program consisted
of musical numbers, several addresses
and a smoker. The national presi-
dent, James ]. Regan; national treas
urer, Thomas F. Maloney and D. w.
Lawler were among the speakers. The
Hennepin county members who lost
in the contest for membership last
spring issued challenge to their
guests for a similar contest for 1914.
The Ramsey county divisions will
celebrate at Hibernian Halls, the an
niversary of the execution OF the
three patriots, Allen, Larkin and
81 O'Brien, at Manchester, Eng, Nov. %,
1857. AS Nov. % this year occurs on
Sunday the celebration will be held
the following evening. Hon. D. w.
Lawler is expected to deliver the
principal address.
K. Of C.. Glee Club: The first ap-
pearance of the glee club of the st.
Paul Council of the Knights of Column
ouonin0 Nh