The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-11-08


Minneapolis League of Catholic
Women: Reverend John A. Ryan, of
st. Paul Seminary, gave the third lee
ture of the series he is delivering at
720 Marquette Avenue, under the aus
pieces of the League, Thursday even
ing, November 6. His theme was the
Reform of Land System. The follow
ing are the subjects and dates of the
remainder of the course: The Share
of the Business Manor Profit, No
vember 10; the Share of the Capitalist
or Interest, November 20; Abuses of
the Capitalist System, December 4;
Reforms of the Capitalist System, De
cember IL; The Share of the Laborer
or Wages, December 10; Reforms
of the Wage System, January s; Sum-
mary and Conclusion, January Is.
The Bible class under the direction
of the Rev. C. F. Cremin has resumed
study and will meet every Wednes-
day evening at st. Marys Hall, 1874
First Avenue South, during the fall
and winter.
Catholic Order of Foresters: On
Wednesday evening, October 10Th,
the National and State Officers
of the Catholic Order of Foresters
met with ST. Mary's Court at Rich
mond Halls in Minneapolis. There
were present besides the national and
state officers, delegates from all sub
ordinate courts in Minneapolis and St.
Paul. The principal speaker of the
evening was High Chief Ranger
Thomas H. Cannon of Chicago. He
traced the growth of the Order since
its beginning some thirty-five years
ago and praised the members in Min
nesota for the great interest they are
taking in building up the numerous
Courts in the state. He commended
Minneapolis for their great work in
behalf of the Order and spoke of the
generous donation of the Foresters
to the College of St. Thomas as a
splendid indication of vigorous spirit.
He complimented the Catholics of the
Twin Cities and the state on the mag
nificent Cathedrals now approaching
completion. Other speakers of the
evening were Reverend James M.
Cleary of Minneapolis, State Chief
Ranger Martin of Duluth, and Mr..
Flynn of st. Mary's Court.
A. o. H. Entertainment: The various
divisions of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians of Hennepin County will
entertain the members of Ramsey
County at Hibernian Halls, st. Paul,
Saturday evening, November s. This
is the entertainment agreed upon
| early in the year, to the members of
the winning county in the contest for
membership last spring.
White Bear Lake: A Iridium of
devotions for the gaining of the Ju-
bilee indulgence was held in the
Church of st. Mary of the Lake on
Friday and Saturday of last week,
| closing with the late Mass on Sun
day. The pastor, Reverend Patrick
J. Hart, was assisted in conducting
the exercises by Reverend James
Reardon.
Saltwater: The officers of the local
council of the Knights of Columbus
for the coming year are: Grand
knight, H. H. Gillen; chancellor, James
W. Foley; warden, D. F. Doyle; advo-
cate. John, Rowland; treasurer, Au-
gust Krenz; financial secretary, w. J.
Madden; recording secretary, S. P.
Cover; trustee, Roy Curley; inside
guard, Leonard Nolan; outside guard,
Paul Utecht.
Belle PLANE: The annual fall fair
of the Church of SIS. Peter and Paul
Thursday November II, II and Is, in
Weibeler's hall The committees have
the preparatory work nearly COM
pleted.
New UIm: Peter w. Collins will
give a lecture in the auditorium, Fri
day evening, November IA, under the
auspices of the Knights of Columbus.
The subject of the lecture is: Why
Socialism is Opposed to the Labor
Movement.
ST. Peter: A harvest festival was
given by the women of the church of
st. Peter in Association hall, Friday
and Saturday, October 81 and Novem-
Der 1. 1t was opened with a Hal
lowe'en supper Friday afternoon at
five o'clock.
Shakopee: On Wednesday, Novem-
Der II, sale and supper will be
given by the Young Ladies' Society
of st. Mary's Church.
Pennington: Reverend J. M. Eek
ert, o. P, of Holy Rosary convent,
Minneapolis, has been conducting a
mission in the Church of st. Michael
during the week
Morgan: The children of the school
of st. Michael gave an entertainment
Wednesday evening, October 20.
Those taking part were trained by
the School Sisters of ST. Francis, who
have charge of st. Michael's school.
DIOCESE. OF CROOKSTON.