The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-05-24
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.


at 2:3O p. M, at the Emporium tea
rooms. Miss Anna Kelly will preside
as toastmistress. There will be a
program of music and toasts. The
guests of honor will include the Right
Reverend Bishop Lawler, the faculty
of the Cathedral School, and the
graduating class of 1913. The Alum
nae will give their annual social Satur-
day evening, May "a, at Junior
Pioneer Hall.
Church Of the Assumption: A mis-
sion will open in the Church of the
Assumption Sunday morning, May %,
at the High Mass, which begins at
eleven o'clock. The exercises will be
conducted by the Redemptorist Fa-
theirs and will continue for two weeks.
The first week will be for the women
and the second week for the men.
ST. Agatha's Conservatory: One of
the prettiest recitals of the term at
st. Agatha's Conservatory was the
song recital given by Miss Nellie
Whitweu on Saturday afternoon. The
stage was specially decorated with
palms and roses. All of Miss Whit
wells songs were warmly applauded,
but the group of old songs with which
she closed her program, reused un-
usual enthusiasm. Fred Becker and
a string quartette assisted.
ST. Paul Seminary: The written
examinations for the closing of the
school year began on Friday, May %,
and the erals will begin next Wednes-
day, continuing until June 3. The re-
treat in preparation for ordination
will open Thursday, June 5, and the
ordinations will take place on Tues
day, June 10.
College of ST. Thomas: The mill
tary inspection of the College by Cap
tain w. H. Raymond of the General
Staff began last Tuesday. The quar-
tiers, uniforms and arms were inspect
ed but on account of the rain the
military parade and field drilling were
postponed until Wednesday morning.
H. W. Parker, cashier of the Mer-
chants National Bank, st. Paul, ad-
dressed the students of the CONNER
cial department on Thursday after
noon of last week. His address was
an interesting and instructive talk on
Banking.
Church of st. Luke: Right Rever-
oDd Will od or To0-
firmation in the church of ST. Luke,
ST. Paul, Sunday afternoon, May 25,
at three o'clock. There are two hun
dred children in the class and besides
these about twenty-five adults will be
confirmed. The solemnity of Corpus
Christi will be observed by process
sion after the High Mass at which the
sermon will be preached by Bishop
Lawler.
Priest Acting italian Consul: Rev
erend Ramualdo Balducci OF st. Paul
has been appointed to act as Italian
consul in Minnesota in the absence
of Doctor Giallorepi, the consul, who
has obtained leave of absence for
several months to look after bust
ness interests in Canada. The Italian
ambassador at Washington, Marquis
Confalonieri, who made the appoint
ment, has asked Father Balducci if he
will accept the position permanently
in case Doctor Giallorepi should not
return. The authority of the consul
in st. Paul extends to all of the state
of Minnesota except the Duluth dis
trict
cretin Alumni: The executive and
entertainment committees of the Gre
tin High School Alumni Association
met at the school, Saturday evening
May II, and made their final reports
on the annual banquet of the Associa
ton, which was a success not only
socially, but financially. Arrange
ments we're also made for smoker
to be held, probably at the Ryan Hotel
on Tuesday, May q.
Forest Lake: Reverend ]. R. Fan
nan, o. p, of Holy Rosary Convent
Minneapolis, has been conducting q
mission in the Church of st. Peter
during Ll0 week. Inc SASICASSS NC
gan Sunday, May 1S, and ended Fri
day evening.
VermilIion: Excavation for the
new Church of st. John has begun
and the work will be fastened so as
to be ready for the laying of the
cornerstone in about six weeks. Rev
erend Anthony Kaesen is pastor Of
the parish.
New Ulm: The new Loretto Hos
pital will be dedicated Sunday, June
Is. The Most Reverend Archbishop
Ireland will officiate. The new oper
ating room in the hospital has beer
supplied with it's full equipment ant
was used for the first time Wednes
day, May IA.
The dramatic and musical enter
tainment given by the Young Ladies
Sodality in the auditorium of Holy
Trinity School was well patronized
The net receipts amounted to $170.
The Sewing Circle of st. Anne
Court, Women's Catholic Order o.
Foresters, was entertained at Holy
Trinity school house, Thursday, MAY
Is, by several women of the parish