The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-01-18
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.


aminations which began on Thurs
day, will be continued during the
early part of next week.
The celebration of st. Paul's feast
day will be held on Thursday, January
%. The feast itself occurs next Satur-
day, but in order that the clergy may
attend the celebration without inter
ference with their parochial duties
and also that the seminarians may
conveniently reach their home par
ishes before Sunday the feast will be
anticipated on Thursday. Solemn
Pontifical Mass will be celebrated at
ten o'clock by the Right Reverend
Vincent Wehrle, o. S, B., Bishop OF
Bismarck. The sermon will be
preached by Reverend Charles McGin-
Miss, Phi. D., of st. Thomas College.
Dinner will be served at twelve o'clock
and the students will leave for their
mid-year vacation in the afternoon.
The second semester will begin on
Tuesday, February 10.
ST. Mary's Parish: A card social
will be given by the Ladies' Aid So
ciety in st. Mary's Church hall, corner
Ninth and Locust Streets, on Wednes-
day evening, January %.
A. o. Il. and Ladies' Auxiliary: A
Joint installation of division officers
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
and the Ladies' Auxiliary of Ramsey
County will take place Tuesday even
ing, January 81, in Hibernian Halls,
st. Paul. This is the first occasion of
the kind in the city. The officers of
eleven divisions of Hibernians and OF
ten divisions of the Auxiliary, making
one hundred and siXty-eight officers in
ALL will be given charge of their new
duties by the installation. The county
presidents of the two organizations,
Alfred Mcdonald and Mrs. G. J. Con-
roy, will conduct the ceremonies.
National President James J. Regan
will be present, as also the state Off
GERS from Minneapolis, Duluth. Winona
and Rochester. A program of music
and speaking has been arranged.
Ramsey County A. o. H.: The
County Board of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians at it's last meeting voted
$50 to aid Reverend James Donahoe in
his work with the ST. Vincent de Paul
Society. The division presidents in
the majority of cases reported prog
ress in the collection Of the fund for
the College of St. Thomas with the
prospect of having the fund completed
by April Committees were appointed
to arrange for the celebration of Rob-
ert Emmet's day, March 4, with in
structions to procure prominent speak
ers and suitable music for the occa-
sion.
Junior A. o. n. and Auxiliary:
''Was Napoleon a Greater General
Than Washington" This question
will be debated by the Junior Hibern-
ians at their meeting in Hibernian
Halls, Sunday afternoon at four
o'clock. The Junior division was Or
ganized on March II last, and already
has a membership of IT'S. The
Junior division of the Ladies' AuXil-
larry, organized at the same time, has
reached a membership of about 100.
The officers of both the Junior or
CARNATIONS will be installed next
Tuesday evening at Hibernian Halls
in connection with the installation of
the Senior division officers. There
are ten officials to be installed in the
girls organization, and ten, also, in
that of the young men.
Number 9, A. o. H.: A basket So
cial was given in Hibernian Halls by
Division Number 8, ST. Paul, on Thurs
day evening, January 16.
Hennepin County, A. o. H.: The
Joint installation of officers for the
various divisions of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians in Hennepin County
took place Sunday afternoon, January
5, at the hall of Division No. 1, 527
First Avenue South. A number from
Graceville and other towns in the
state took part in the proceedings.
National President James ]. Reagan,
of st. Paul, was present and delivered
oil duOlISSS. AluO1S JhS OGhCA 0pOohh-
ers were State President T. J. Doyle,
State Secretary Joseph T. Grogan,
and John Mahoney, State Insurance
Secretary.
Catholic Guild on Mothers Pension
Bill: The arts and letters department
of the Guild of Catholic Women, st.
Paul, held it's annual meeting last
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John NJ. Schwartz and passed a
resolution indorsing the mothers pen
sion bin introduced in the Legislature
recently by Representative Campbell,
of Minneapolis. They wish to have
the provisions of the bill extended,
however, to deserted wives who are
mothers, as well as to widows. The
matter has been taken up with Mr..
Campbell by the districts legislative
committee, of which Mrs. John A.
Donahue is chairman, and the author
of the bill has expressed his willing
ness to have an amendment intro
duced. The Guild favors giving the
Jurisdiction of the funds to the juven-
lie court and not to any private con-
Germ.
Mrs John M. Donahue was nomi-
mated for reelection as chairman OF