The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-05-31

Ium0S. among tue 1OSC Interesting
of the group was Miss Victoria Henry
in Syrian style, who is an elder sister
of one of the little tots attending the
League Kindergarten on the East
Side.
On Friday evening the expression
class, conducted by Miss Maude
Moore, under the auspices of the
League, gave an entertainment in st.
Joseph's Hall, Fifth street North. The
large audience was enthusiastic in its
applause. Reverend T. E. Cullen's
address gave much encouragement to
the members of the League.
On Saturday, May "a, the sewing
classes conducted at 625 Main street
Northeast, closed with party from
two to four O'Clock. About one hun
dred children were present and after
an informal program rendered by the
pupils, the Rev. James Gaughan, pas
tor of ST. Stephens Church, addressed
the children.
Visitation Convent: Distribution of
honors at the Visitation Convent, St.
Paul, will take place on Tuesday af-
ternoon, June 8, beginning at two
o'clock. Four young ladies will re-
ceive diplomas and three medals given
by the alumnae will be awarded. This
occasion will mark the fortieth annual
commencement of the institution.
Church of the Holy Rosary: Right
Reverend Bishop Lawler will admin
lister Confirmation in the Church of
the Holy Rosary, Minneapolis, on Sun
day afternoon, June 1, at three o'clock.
st. Margaret's Academy: The re-
cital given Thursday afternoon, May
20, in st. Margaret's Academy, Min
neapolis, was enjoyed by large num-
Der of friends.
University c thoIic Association:
Two hundred members of the State
University Catholic Association held
a picnic at Como Park, ST. Paul, last
Sunday afternoon. After the boat rid
ing and the games, supper was served
at six o'clock and a song-fest followed.
Seton Guild: A musical under the
auspices of the Seton Guild of Mime
apolis will be given in the Ladies
Ordinary of the West Hotel, Monday
evening, June 2, at a quarter past
eight o'clock The Choral Club of the
! Guild, under the direction of Miss
Florence Curran, will present the
operetta, Garden of Flowers" and
a number of readings and solos will
add to the attractiveness of the pro-
gram. The tickets for the event can
be secured at the Guild rooms, 206
Fourth street.
The Mccullough summer home at
Lake Minnetonka has been secured by
the Guild and will be opened for
guests during June, July and August.
The cottage is situated on the west
arm of the lake, midway between
Spring Park and Mound.
NicolIet: The work of completing
the erection of st. Paul's Church is
| WOl1 ways c6Au IlC WILL
be ready for occupancy early in July
The structure is of brick.
Red Wing: The choir of St. Jos
eph's church, Red Wing, entertained
the boys of the state training school
two weeks ago. The program con
sisted of a number of sacred and 9th
er songs and the officers of the school
as we'll as the boys attended the mus
ical program which was followed by q
social reception of the choir
LitchfieId: Under the auspices OF
st. Mary's church an entertainment
was given in the opera house on Wed
nesday evening, May %. Reverend P
J. Boland delivered his lecture on the
Panama Canal, where the government
now has 10000 men at work. Father
Boland described the progress of the
work and by means of a chart showed
how the ships passing through the
canal will be elevated to height OF
eighty-f1ve feet above sea level. The
lecturer also dealt with the vegetable
and animal life of the Canal Zone, the
elimination of disease and the mode
of life in this tropical region. In addi
ton to the lecture a varied program
of vocal and instrumental music was
provided.
Belle PLANE: Benjamin Neubeiser
the fourteen year old son of Joseph
Neubeiser, is the champion speller oil
Scott county He won first place in
the county spelling contest held in
Shakopee two weeks ago, to determine
the two representatives that should
be sent by the county to participate
in the state contest at the State Fair
Sept 5. Benjamin is a pupil of the
SIS. Peter and PauPs parochial school
: Hastings: A large class of candi
dates were initiated into the knights
of Columbus on Sunday, May 25
Many knights from the Twin Cities
and neighboring towns assisted
Judge H. H. Gillen grand knight
of Saltwater Council, conferred the
: second degree, and the third degree
was exemplified by the ST. Paul team
under the direction of M. ]. Ryan, dis
trict deputy. Candidates and knight:
attended High Mass in the Church O
st. Boniface. During the day the in
itiation ceremonies took place in the