The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-03-01
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Archbishop to Confirm: The Sacra-
ment of Confirmation will be admin
istered by the Most Reverend Arch
bishop, Sunday, March 2, in st. Peter
Claver's Church, ST. Paul
Lectures on Socialism: Peter w.
Collins, formerly National Secretary
of the Electrical Workers of the World,
will lecture in the Twin Cities, Sun
day, March End. At half past three
o'clock in the afternoon he will
speak in st. Boniface Hall, 631 Second
Street, N E., Minneapolis. Sunday
evening at eight o'clock he will lee
ture in Assumption Hall, corner Elk
change and Ninth Streets, st. Paul,
on the Attitude of Socialism toward
Organized Labor.
Guild of Catholic Women: On Mon
day afternoon February oath, a meet
ing of the Civic Department OF the
Guild was held in the Wilder Charity
Building, corner Fifth and Exchange
Streets, st. Paul. The chief topic con-
sidered was Travellers Aid work and
plans were laid to cooperate with
representatives of other organizations
at the Union Depot in the care of un-
protected girls. The number of COM
munications received at the meeting
from people interested in social legis-
1ation indicates that the Guild is be-
coming widely known and that it's
influence is felt even outside the
state.
A meeting of unusual interest will
be held on Monday afternoon, March
3rd. Judge Orr of the Juvenile Court
of st. Paul will address the Guild
on the reform and direction of girls
brought into his court. He will
touch on the work accomplished
along this line by the Guild and other
charitable organization of the city.
It is expected that the members will
bring a large number of their friends,
both Catholic and non-Catholic, to the
meeting, which will be held in the
Wilder Building at two o'clock.
Investiture of Monsignor: The four
priests of the Archdiocese of st. Paul
who were elevated to the dignity of
Domestic Prelates shortly before
Christmas will be invested with the
insignia of their Office shortly after
Easter Right Reverend W. M. Stulz,
of Sleepy Eye, will be formally vested
with purple cassock, mantelletta and
rocket on Sunday, March 80. On the
following Sunday, April g. the investi-
IF ioht 1nf
of Minneapolis, will take place, and
that of Right Reverend Francis ITCHY,
Silver Lake, will occur on Thursday,
April TO- The date for the ceremony
in the case of Right Reverend ]. j.
Slevin, of Faribault, has not yet been
fixed
Recital at ST. Agatha's: The boy
students at st. Agatha's Conservatory
appeared in recital on Saturday after,
noon, February %. A varied pro-
gram was given, including. piano, VIC
lin and choral numbers. The young
musicians acquitted themselves most
creditably and their work called forth
much appreciative applause.
The history classes gave a Mozart
program at the Conservatory during
the students hour on Friday, Febru
airy %.
Robert Emmett Celebration: The
Ancient Order of Hibernians will cele
brate the one hundred and thirty-fifth
anniversary of the birth of Robert
Emmett, Tuesday evening, March 4, al
Hibernian Halls. A program of vocal
and instrumental music and readings
has been prepared by committee oil
which E. J. McManus is chairman
Church of st. Charles: A weeks
mission opened in St. Charles Church
Minneapolis, last Sunday morning
Reverend S. R. Brochbank, o. P, anC
Reverend ]. M. Eckert, o. P, of Holy
Rosary Convent, Minneapolis, are con
Quoting the exercises.
University Catholic Association;
John A. Hartigan, of st. Paul, former
State Insurance Commissioner, ad
dressed the association on Sunday
February %. G. d. O'Brien will speal
on March 2.
Church of the Incarnation: The
Dramatic Club of the Church of the
Incarnation, Minneapolis, presented
the play, "My Friend From India OIL
Friday evening, February 81 in thu
West High School auditorium. De
spite the disagreeable weather owe
seven hundred people attended tn,
play, the proceeds of which are TO
the benefit of the church. The success
of the entertainment was largely du
to Miss Florence Curran, of the LIE
land Power School of Dramatic Art
Boston, who had complete charge 0
the production. The music was ful
nished by the st. Thomas College o.
chestra under the direction of Pro
fessor Clay Pardo.
st. Joseph's Academy: Miss Matild
Becker gave her graduating recits
last week at st. Joseph's Academy, S.
j. Paul. She was assisted, by Miss Rut
Matz, vocalist; Miss Marion Baerer
stein, violinist; Miss Rose BaereI
stein, accompanist. Miss Becke
showed the skill in technique and il