The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-12-27
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Assignment OF PRIESTS REVEREND
Martin Mahoney has been transferred !
from Hopkins to Mendoza; Reverend |
B. F. Audus of the Pro-Cathedral of ST. |
Mary is assigned to the Church of st. !
Mary, Hopkins; Reverend James
Hickey goes from the Cathedral of ST.
Paul to the o-Cathedral of st. Mary, |
Minneapolis.
Little Sisters of the Poor: The Lit
tie Sisters of the Poor offer their very |
sincere thanks to all the kind friends
and benefactors who have assisted |
them so generously during the year in
caring for their aged people, and wish
all happy Christmas and bright,
prosperous New Year.
College of ST. Thomas: Efforts are
being made by several Catholic col
leges and universities to form an
athletic conference of eight institu
lions in the Middle West, six of which
are Catholic The plan as it now stands
is to incorporate Marquette University,
Milwaukee; Notre Dame University,
South Bend; st. Mary's College, Lau-
renee, Kans.; Creighton University,
Omaha; St. Louis University; st.
Thomas College, st. Paul, and posi-
bly, the Universities of Missouri and
Nebraska into one conference. A
meeting will be held in Chicago or
St. Louis next month to discuss the
matter. The Alumni of Marquette, No
tire Dame and St. Mary's are working
on the plans.
ST. Aeatha's Conservatory: Mrs.
Walter Rothwell gave a program to
a very attentive audience at st. Aga
tha's Conservatory on Saturday Mr..
E. Foerstel, concert master of the
Symphony orchestra. assisted Mrs.
Rothwell and Mr.. Walter Rothwell,
director of the orchestra, was at the
piano. Mrs. Rothwell was greeted
with a quiet attentive interest, no
less sincere in it's appreciation than
was the ovation given to this artist
when she sang with the Symphony
orchestra some weeks ago.
Church of ST. Mary: The school
children of st. Mary's parish, st. Paul
under the direction of the Sisters, pre-
scented a Christmas program, Monday
morning, December %, in st. Mary's
hall. REGULATIONS, choruses, dialogues
and solos preceded the distribution of
Christmas gifts.
South ST. Paul: All the members
q SaIIfh
St. Paul, received Holy Communion in
a body at the eight o'clock Mass in
the Church of St. Augustine, last Sum-
day morning This custom has been
followed by this Division during the
Advent season for many years. The
pastor, Rev. H. G.. Mccall, in his SER
mon spoke of the example shown by
such a profession of faith. After Mass
the members proceeded to their hall,
where the following officers were
elected: John Mcdonald, President;
Jas Cosgrove, Financial Secretary;
John T. Sweeney, Recording Secreta-
ry; M. o. Toole, Treasurer, Peter O..
Malley, Sergeant at Arms; Chas. Re-
gan, Inside Sentinel; F. ]. O'Donnell,
Chairman Standing Committee and
Reverend H. G. Mccall, Chaplain.
Archbishop Keane's Visit: Most
Reverend James J. Keane, Archbishop
of Dubuque, preached at the High
Mass in the Church of st. Stephen, on
Sunday, December 81. The Arch
bishop spoke on Christian Faith, which
he declared to be the one remedy for
the ills of society, the motive force OF
advancing civilization, and the secret
of individual peace.
LEAGUE of Catholic Women: The
children of the Syrian kindergarten,
which the Minneapolis League of Cath
olic Women conducts at 625 Main
Street N. E., gave a Christmas tree
party Saturday afternoon, December
20, at the kindergarten for their par
ents. The children trimmed the Christ
mas tree and made presents for their
parents
About 5000 for the settlement house
which will be built by the League was
raised Thursday, December 10, at the
card party, which the League gave at
the bennington. Property has already
been purchased at Broadway and
Pierce Streets N. E., where the build
ing of the settlement house will begin
in the spring.
Seton Guild: Mrs Woodrow Will
son, wife of the President, donated a
handkerchief to the Guild for the ben
eft of the bazaar Thursday evening,
December 10, at 260 Fourth Street
South, Minneapolis. The gift is a
dainty piece of f1nery with fancy
butterfly worked in it's border
Banquet to Father Jajeski: Rever-
end Henry j. Jajeski, pastor of the
Church of the Holy Cross, N. E., Min
neapolis, was given banquet by the
Polish Commercial Club at the West
Hotel, Monday evening, December %.
C. F. Bielejeski, president of the club,
presided at the banquet and Reverend
Francis J. Rakowski, assistant at the
Church of the Holy Cross, was toast
master and on behalf of the parishion-
ers, presented a purse of $500 to
Father Jajesh.
Shakopee: Senator ]. A. Collier was
the chief sneaker aft the Christmas