The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-04-26
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

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Sake on the Shannon Shore" Tuesday
evening, April %, at Odd Fellows
Hall. Forest and East Seventh Street,
St. Paul. This entertainment takes
the place of the annual st. Patrick's
night entertainment, which was post
poned this year on account of st. Pat
rick's Day coming in Holy Week. The
cast, which is an experienced one, has
been working hard for the past six
weeks under the direction of Father
Gleason. The play will begin at eight
O'Clock.
Church of ST. Elizabeth: A mission
for the Lithuanians and Let's of the
Twin Cities was given last week in
St. Elizabeth's Church, Minneapolis.
The mission began Monday morning,
April IA, and closed Thursday evening,
April II. The sermons and instruc-
tions were given by Reverend George
F. Jonaitis, of South Omaha, Nebraska,
who is the only Lithuanian priest west
of Chicago.
Church of ST. Anthony: The Padua
Dramatic Club of ST. Anthony of Padua
parish, Minneapolis, presented Facing
the Music" at the Princess Theatre,
Wednesday evening, April 23rd. The
cast. made up of purely local talent,
had been rehearsing the play for a
month under the direction of Miss
Mary M. Bray formerly of the Mime
apolis School of Music. The proceeds
of the play will be contributed to the
building fund of st. Anthony parish,
which is to be devoted to the erection
of a new school building, one of the
features of which will be large audi
forum.
Church of st. Patrick: A mission
by the Dominican Fathers will begin
Sunday, April 81, and will continue
for two weeks. The first week will
be for women, the second, for men.
Daily masses will be said at five and
eight o'clock and the evening services
will begin at quarter of eight.
Kilkenny: A total abstinence soci-
ETY. was recently organized in st. Can
ices parish under the supervision OF
the pastor, Reverend J. H. Prender'
CAST.
Murdoch: The Women's Catholic
Order of Foresters received class OF
new members on Saturday, April IL
NorthfieId: The eXcavating for the
new Church of ST. Dominic has begun
and the work will be rushed with a
view to the completion of the edifice
as soon as possible. The cornerstone
will probably be laid in the latter part
of June.
Shakopee: About two hundred and
fifty visiting Knights of Columbus as
sisted at the institution Of the new
council last Sunday. The class Of
fifty charter members was initiated
into the first degree by the Belle
Plain team, while the st. Paul team
exemplified the second and third de
grees. The ceremonies we're carried
out during the afternoon in Beren's
hall and in the evening banquet fol
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house Senator ]. A. Collier presided
at the banquet as POSTMASTER; and
among those who responded to toasts
were Right Reverend Monsignor Plut
pastor of St. Marks Church; Charles
Vasaly, chairman of the board of con
tro; D. W. LAWYER of st. Paul, and the
State Chaplain of the Order, Very
Reverend H. Moynihan, President Of
st. Thomas College, st. Paul. The
musical numbers were in charge of the
MAZDA Remlar Orchestra of Red Wing
The young ladies of st. Rose Society
are making extensive preparations fol
the May Festival on Tuesday, May 6
The Shakopee Cadet Band will make
its initial appearance on the occasion
Miss Susanna KranZ, the soprano o.
Minneapolis, will sing several solos
The other numbers of the program are
being prepared by local talent.
Bird Island: The Forty Hours De
votion began in St. Mary's Church
Sunday morning, April 20, and closed
Tuesday evening. Several priest:
from the neighboring towns we're pres
ent to assist Reverend Anthony Schol
zen, the pastor.
Father Scholzen and his parishion
ers have decided to build new schoo
at a cost of $4,000.
Forest Lake: Reverend Thomas F
Gibbons has received from member:
of his parish two affairs for ST. Peter
church. The affairs were made anC
placed by the Giuliani Statuary Com
pany Of st. Paul They are of com
position material with marble ant
onyx finish designed to harmonic will
the interior decorations of the church
New UIm: The collection for thu
flood sufferers in Holy Trinity Church
amounted to $125. To this was added
$40 from st. Johns Church a
Searles.
Chanhassen: est Elizabeth o
Thuringis" or "The Miracle of Roses,
a f1ve-act drama, was presented by thu
st. Hubert's Dramatic Club in the par
ish hall Sunday and Tuesday evenings
April 90 and o. Musical interludet