The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-01-25
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.


the founding of the Foreign Mission |
Seminary at Ossining, N. Y, was the
guest of the seminary for several
days last week. Friday evening, Jan.
II, he addressed the seminarians in
the Aula MaXima. He reviewed the
obstacles encountered in the founding |
of the seminary and spoke at length
upon the object and the need of such
an institution in this country.
Mrs. ]. ]. Hill accompanied by Miss
Clara Hill, paid an informal visit to
the seminary last Saturday, and met
the members of the faculty and the
students.
The first semester of the school
year was brought to close on Thurs
day, with the solemn celebration of
the feast of St. Paul. About fifty
visitors were present, among them be-
ing the Most Reverend Archbishop,
Bishop Lawler, Bishop Wehrle of Bis
marck and Monsignor Riordon. Bishop
Wehrle was celebrant of the Solemn
Pontifical Mass, which was sung in st.
Mary's chapel at ten o'clock. The
sermon, a panegyric on st. Paul the
Apostle of the Gentiles, was delivered
by Reverend Charles McGinnis, Phi. D.
of st. Thomas College. Dinner was
served in the refectory at noon after
which some time was spent by stu
dents, faculty and guests in visiting
informally before the students de-
parted for their mid-year vacation.
University Catholic Association:
The annual reception and banquet of
the Catholic students of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota was held in Shev-
lin Hall last Monday evening. Judge
William T. Leary presided as toast
master and toasts were responded
to by Reverend E. J. Wilbee, spir-
itual director, Dean Margaret Sween-
ey, John McGovern and Frank Gal
lagher, president of the association.
DR.. George E. Vincent, president of
the University, was unable to attend,
but letter from him was read ex-
pressing cordial good wishes.
A. o. n. Entertainments: Division
N
Hibernians and Division number of
the Ladies Auxiliary are making
preparations for a card social at
Hibernian Hall, Y West Seventh
Street, on Monday evening, January
81. Mrs Catherine Cook for the
ladies and D. J. Sullivan for the men
head the respective committees on
arrangements. After the prizes are
awarded to the successful contest
ants, social reunion of an informal
character will be held.
L. C. 3. A. Meeting: At the regular
meeting of the Ladies Catholic Benev-
olent Association held in Seton
Guild hall, Minneapolis, on Tuesday,
January Z, the following officers were
installed for the current year: Presi-
dent, Mrs Mary Tracy; past president,
Mrs Mary Ritzel; vice-president. Mrs.
Margaret McElligott; second vice
president, Mrs. Nellies Bierman; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Rose Cogwin;
financial secretary, Miss Estella
Tracy; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Oberg;
marshall, Miss Theresa Tully; guard,
Mrs. Della Dickson; trustees, Mrs.
Catherine Murray, Mrs. Josephine
Hoskis, Mrs Elizabeth Dowdall, Mrs.
Sarah Kelvin, Miss Nellie Griffin.
Regular meetings of Branch Number
$40 will be held in the Seton Guild
hall, 206 Fourth Street South on the
first Tuesday evening of each month
AIbertViIIe: The parochial school
of st. Albert has just been completed.
1t is brick building two and half
stories in height above a full base
ment which is seventy feet wide and
eighty feet long. There are four class
rooms arranged according to the best
ideas of modern school construction.
Special attention has been paid to the
lighting facilities and to the system
of ventilation. There are one hun
dred school children in the parish and
they will receive instruction from
three Catholic lay teachers. The
present pastor, Reverend M. J. Duhr,
d. D., took charge of the parish four
years ago and the school has been
erected under his direction.
Henderson,: On Sunday, the feast
of the Holy Name of Jesus, the Holy
Name Society of St. Joseph's parish
received Communion in body at the
eight o'clock Mass. In the afternoon
new members were received into the
Society. After the reception, Father
Van den Heuvel gave short sermon
in which he advised the young men tc
be ever ready to protect the honor o.
the most sacred name of Jesus.
Saltwater: The Catholic Order oil
Forester, Court 821, recently installed
the following board of officers for the
current year: Chief ranger, August
Krenz; vice-chief ranger, Leonard
Beer; past chief ranger, Paul Utecht
treasurer, Felix Simonet; recording
secretary, Leo Krenz; financial secre
tary, P. ]. Arndt; spiritual director
Rev. Conrad Glatzmeier.
GraeeViIIe: The local lodge of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians enter
tanned the members of the Ladies
Auxiliary at banquet in Fraternit!
Hon