The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-06-28
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

the eleven o'clock Mass, Sunday, June
20, and will administer the Sacrament
of Confirmation at three o'clock in
the afternoon.
Guild of Catholic Women: The ex-
cursion given by the Guild on the
steamer Purchase and barge, Thurs
day, June 10, was enjoyed by a large
number, despite the unfavorable
weather. On both the afternoon and
evening trips the music, luncheon and
CONNECTIONS were literally patronized.
The proceeds of the excursion will
be added to the relief fund of the
Guild.
A. o. II. Field Day: Sunday, August
18th, is the day selected by the An
,cient Order of Hibernians of Ramsey
county for their field day. The
committee expect to meet in the very
near future to perfect all arrange
ments. Each division has been re-
.quested to appoint committee of ten
to assist.
Church of the Sacred Heart: The
annual entertainment and closing ex-
ercises of the Sacred Heart School,
st. Paul, took place Monday evening,
June %, in the school hall. The pas
tor, Reverend P. Valerius Nelles, 0.
F. NJ, presented diplomas to the
twelve graduates. A number OF mu-
steal selections, declarations and dia-
logues were given by the pupils in
addition to the operetta, "The Old
Singing Woman
Picnic Dishes: The committee on
dishes for the Good Shepherd picnic
at the College of st. Thomas, July
4. has secured a sufficient supply of
all necessary dishes and utensils ex-
cept knives, forks, and spoons. These
are to be furnished by the various par
ishes of the city, each parish furnish
ing it's own.
A. o. n. Excursions: Division num-
Der four, Ancient Order of Hibernians
of Ramsey county, will hold it's annual
picnic on Sunday, June 29th, at Muel-
Iers Grove. The trip down the river
will be made on the steamboat, Red
Wing and barge, Mae which is spe-
cially designed for excursions of this
kind. A band of sixteen pieces will
furnish music during the entire after
noon and evening Arrangements have
been made for a fine program of ath-
letic sports and pastimes, and prizes
are offered the winner of each event.
The two baseball teams of the Junior
Hibernians will play for the champion
ship of the Division. A feature of the
occasion will be an Irish jig and reel
dancing contest which will take place
on the picnic grounds Immediately
upon the close of the athletic program
and the music of the Irish bagpipes
will be heard probably for the first
time at Mueller's Grove. The boat
will leave the foot of Jackson street
and will return at ten o'clock in the
evening.
Church of ST. Patrick: The Young
Ladies' Sodality of st. Patrick's par
ish of st. Paul, gave a lawn social
Wednesday evening, June 25. Botf
the amusements and the refreshments
were enjoyed by large number and
neat sum was realized for the funds
of the parish.
Juvenile l.. A. to A. o. H.: Or
Thursday of last week Division No.
of the Juvenile Ladies' Auxiliary tt
the Ancient Order of Hibernians held
their annual picnic at Como Park
During the afternoon there were {
number of races, and lunch was en-
joyed before their return at si1
o'clock
Church of st. EIizabeth: The Ora
matte Club of the Church of ST. Eliza
beth, Minneapolis, is preparing to give
it's final play of the season, Mistaken
Identity" Sunday and Monday even
ings, June 29 and 80, in st. Elizabeth
auditorium, Eighth Street anC
Fifteenth Avenue S. Lee Neuendorf
who has been with the club since il
was organized, is directing the re
hearsals Special scenery for the play
: is being built and painted by Albert
Hipp. The play will be given on the
occasion of the clubs first anniver
sary and it will be the sixth within
the year. The proceeds of the per
Torrance will be applied for the ben
eft of the church.
School CIosings: Many of the pare
chial schools and academies Of Mime
apolis closed last week. On Friday
June 81, a class of twenty graduate
from ST. Anthony of Padua's school
Holy Angels Academy also closed OF
Friday with the graduation OF THU
teen. The Polish school of the Hol
Cross in Northeast Minneapolis gradu
ated fifteen pupils. Other parochia
schools of Minneapolis which close
last week are: st. Elizabeth's, Hol
Rosary, Notre Dame de Lourdes, s.
Boniface's, st. Dominicks, st. Joseph
and Sacred Heart.
Shakopee: The Christian Mothers
Society of st. Marks parish gave
lawn festival on the church ground
last Tuesday evening beginning a
half past six. A substantial suppe