The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-05-03

MichaePs, st. Demands and Sacred
Heart schools. Games will be play
ed on Tuesday and Friday afternoons
at four o'clock. Each team will play
one game with each of the other five
teams in the same division and the
team winning the championship of its
division will play the winners of the
other division to determine the league
championship and the winners of the
trophy The age limit is fifteen
years in January last. Every player
must be above grade in both conduct
and studies and will remain eligible
to play only so long as he continues
above grade.
Seton Guild: Very Reverend H.
Moynihan, D. D., President of st.
Thomas College, St. Paul, delivered
an address on Wednesday evening,
April 80, at the Guild Hall, 206 South
Fourth Street, Minneapolis. Doctor
Moynihan's subject was, 'Women's
Work and Philanthropy"
Catholic Knights and Ladies':
Branch Number 237 of the Catholic
Knights and Ladies of America will
give a card social at the Royal Ar
canum Hall, 324 Nicollet avenue,
Minneapolis, Wednesday evening,
May Z.
x. of C. Meet in New Home: The
Right Reverend Bishop Lawler deliv
cred an address on Patriotism"
Monday evening, April %, under the
auspices of the Fourth Degree Assem-
bly, of the Knights of Columbus in
the new clubhouse, Smith Avenue and
Fifth Street Before and after the
lecture Frank Rosenthal sang num-
Der of songs. There was large at
tendance and the members and guests
visited the different rooms and de-
partments of the new home, which
is one of the finest in the city.
Church of ST. John. The entertain
ment given by the young people of the
parish Tuesday evening, April 20, in
Odd Fellows Hail. corner of Forest
and East Seventh streets, st. Paul,
was a decided success financially and
socially. The hall was crowded and
the program though lengthy was car
ried out without mishap or delay.
The three-act Irish drama, For
Honor's Sake on the Shannon Shore,
was the feature of the entertainment
and the audience showed by frequent
and hearty applause how it appreci-
ated the work of the players.
Christ Child Society: The young
ladies of the Christ Child Society will
give a silver tea, Thursday afternoon
May s, from half past three to half
past five, at the residence of Miss
Quinlan, 542 Ashland Avenue, st. Paul
All members and their friends are
cordially invited.
New Prague: The parish of St
Wenceslaus has added another fea
ture to the new church in the form
of winter chapel, which has beer
arranged in the west half of the
: basement. The furnishings of the
chapel are now completed except fol
the painting which is being done
under the immediate supervision Of
the pastor himself, Reverend ]. Ger
max. The people of the parish have
. co-operated generously with Father
Cermak in this undertaking and are
! now hopeful of being able soon tc
, build parochial school.
Sleepy Eye: The Forty Hours De
votion was held last week in The
Church of st. Mary Help of Christ
ians. The pastor, Right Reverend
Monsignor Stulz, and his assistant
, Reverend Joseph Fleck, were assisted
during the services by Reverend A
f J. Kern of Loretto, Reverend Petel
. Schirmers Of Cologne, and Reverend
j. M. Manner of st. Peter.
Kilkenny: The Ladies' Altar So
ciety of the Church of st. Canice
have made extensive preparations fol
their social Friday evening, May 2
at Murphy's hall. The proceeds O
the enterprise will be added to the
funds st. Canice's Church of which
]. H. Prendergast is pastor.
r WaterviIIe: The ladies of the Sew
ing Circle of Holy Trinity parish were
entertained at the home of Mrs
Charles Roll on Thursday afternoon
+. April "a. Mrs. Roll was assisted b!
Mrs. ]. T. Lynn.
New Ulm: On Thursday, May LIST
the Christian Mothers Society o
; Holy Trinity Church gave an apron
> bazaar at the parochial school house
: Lunch was also served during the aft
ernoon and in the evening a card so
cial was held.
D The Young Ladies Sodality will
:. give dramatic and musical enter
e tainment at the Auditorium on tn
, evening of May 18th. Members of tn
:, sodality have been rehearsing 70
e some time.
Belle PLANE: The Thirteen Hours
Devotion was held in the Church o
/: IS. Peter and Paul on Sunday, Apr
}. q. Reverend Jeremias Heinrichs. G
S F. NJ, was assisted by the priest
e from Benedict and ST. Joseph.
i The card social and lunch given b
!. the ladies of S. Peter and Paul's pal
s ish at Weibeler's Hall last week wa
b well attended and neat sum wa
+ realized for the funds of the parish
SearIes: Reverend F. S. Mazir, G
l. Ck T0hnsC loft foY. Nouy Vor.