The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-05-10
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Paul, by Right Reverend Bishop Law
Ter. There will be about two hundred
children and thirty-f1ve adults in the
class.
x. Of C. State Councils: On Tuesday,
May 13, the Minnesota State Council
of the Knights of Columbus will meet
in the new home of the st. Paul Coun-
ell, on Smith avenue. Delegates from
forty-fohr councils of the state will
attend. Besides these, the state Of
ficers will be present, making in all
about hundred representatives of the
order.
Communion Sunday for Knights:
Pentecost Sunday, May II, is the an
nual Communion Sunday for the
Knights of Columbus throughout the
state The members of the st. Paul
Council will assemble at the Cathedral
where they will receive Holy Com
munion at the eight o'clock mass.
Right Reverend Bishop Lawler will
preach the sermon.
st. Agatha's Conservatory: Mr..
Heinrich Hoevel, of Minneapolis, SUI
pervisor of the Violin Department,
held examinations at the Conservatory
on Wednesday of last week.
Visitors from New Zealand: Very
Reverend J. McKenna of Masterton,
Dnunr0n6
Kenna, his brother, of Pahiatua, New
Zealand, passed through st. Paul this
week on their way to Ireland, where
they will visit their mother after TWEEN
ty-five years of missionary labor in
the Archdiocese of Wellington. Dur
ing their stay in the city they were
the. guests of Right Reverend Bishop
Lawler.
Junior A. o. H. Social: The Junior
Division of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians, st. Paul, gave card social
Thursday evening, May 8, at H1ber-
MAN Hall, the proceeds Of which Will
be used to purchase uniforms for the
members of the baseball team. The
boys will play the st. Marie team
at Como Park, Sunday afternoon, al
half past two o'clock.
Clerical Total Abstinence Society:
The regular annual meeting of the
Students Clerical Total Abstinence
Society of ST. Paul Seminary was held
last Tuesday evening. The officers fol
next year were elected and the com
mittee on finance and literature re
ported that the Most Reverend Arch
bishop had presented the society with
a check for 500 to be devoted to the
purchase of temperance literature
The membership of the society is now
well over one hundred students. Much
enthusiasm was reused by the an
nouncement that for the first time ii
the history of the seminary, every
also a member of this society. The
officers for next year are as follows
President, Francis Byrnes; vice-presi
dent, Harrington; recording secre
tary, James Horsburg; corresponding
secretary, Michael ]. Leonard; treas
urer, Joseph Shuttle; sergeant-at-arms
William Blackburn.
ParochiaI School Games: The frs
baseball games played Tuesday after
noon by the teams of the ST. Pau
Parochial School League resulted a!
follows:
Division number one: st. Bernard 8
49, ST. Michaers, 5; st. Mary's, 16
St Johns, Is; St. Mathews, Z, Sacred
Heart, 6.
Division number two: St. Luke's
Id, ST. Joseph's, II; st. Francis, IL
st. Vincent, 2; st. Adalbert's ant
Cathedral, no game.
Church of the Ascension: Righ
Reverend Bishop Lawler administered
the sacrament of Confirmation in the
Church of the Ascension, Minneapolis
on Sunday, May 4. There were three
hundred and fifty in the class, anG
their offering was check for $500 fol
the Pro-Cathedral Of the Immaculate
Conception.
League of Catholic Women: Or
Tuesday, May 20, the tea garden al
the Women's Industrial Exposition in
the National Grand Armory, Mime
apolis, will be in charge of the Mime
apolis League of Catholic Women
Each day of the week one of the
women's organizations of the city viii
have the garden and will be given the
proceeds of the day. The League hopes
to add a neat sum to their charitable
funds on Tuesday, May 20.
Polish Celebration: The Polish PEG
pie of Minneapolis observed "Consti
tuition Day. Sunday, May 4, in thu
Holy Cross auditorium, corner o
Fourth Street and Seventeenth Ave
nue. Northeast. Reverend Henry ia
jeski, pastor of Holy Cross Church
presided at the meeting on Sunda!
afternoon. Several patriotic addresses
were delivered and the choir of Hol!
Cross Church sang Polish and Ameri
can airs. An orchestra added to the
attractiveness of the program. Tht
Polish constitution was adopted OF
May 8, 1871, by the Polish Parliament
at Warsaw. On May Is, 1892, Russian
troops invaded Poland, and partition
followed, but the memory of constitu
tiOn dav has a1wavS romainod Sfrons