The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-01-04
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.


friends for their kind remembrance OF
them at Christmas time. These gen.
erous donations have helped greatly
toward making this joyous season a
most pleasant one for their homeless
little charges. Mr.. ]. ]. Hills annual
donation of one hundred dollars and
the supplies for the Christmas tree,
furnished each year by Judge and
Mrs. Kelly, were received as usual.
Sunday Sermons: The Most Rev.
erend Archbishop preached in the
Cathedral last Sunday and Right Rev
erend Bishop Lawler preached in the
Church of St. Joseph, st. Paul.
Guild of Catholic Women: An i'm
portant meeting of the Guild of Cath
oIic Women will be held at the Knights
of Columbus Hall, 400 Cedar Street,
Monday, January 6, at 2 p. m. The
Right Reverend Bishop Lawler will de-
liver an address. His subject will be,
THE Ideal Catholic Women" A large
attendance of the members is re-
quested.
A. o. II. Of Hennepin County: The
Hibernians of Hennepin county will
hold a joint installation of officers OF
all the divisions of the county on Sun
day afternoon, January 5, at three
O'Clock. The function will take place
in the hall of Division Number l. cor
ner of First Avenue South and Sixth
Street. National and state officers will
be present and it is hoped that all
the members of the Twin Cities will
attend.
Meeting of c. o. F.: ST. Paul Court,
Number SO, of the Catholic Order OF
Foresters, held a meeting in Central
Hall, Is West Seventh Street, st. Paul,
Thursday evening, December &C., The
address of the evening was delivered
by Charles ]. P Young. He dealt
chiefly with the work being done in
the city by the Particular Council OF
the ST. Vincent de Paul Society and
by the Guild of Catholic Women. The
court voted $500 to aid the work OF
the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
Church of ST. AdeIbert: An un
usually elaborate Crib has been
erected in the church and will remain
until after the Feast of the Epiphany
1t was arranged under the direction
of the pastor, Reverend Peter Roy
who was assisted in the work for sew
eral days by the Felician Sisters and
others. The figures used in the con
struction are life size. The light eff
fects are produced by electric bulbs
which are concealed and are so ar
ranged as to give the impression OF
the morning dawn.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.: Thirty
candidates were initiated into the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ancient Ordel
of Hibernians, Division No. 100, st
Paul, on Tuesday, December II. The
County Board degree team initiated
the candidates. The guests of the
evening were: Mrs. M. B. Daley, O
Minneapolis, state president; Mis-:
Ella Heating, ST. Paul, state secre
tary; Mrs. Ellen Conroy, ST. Paul
county president, and many division
officers After the initiation ceremon!
a banquet was served by the ladies o
the division.
lie Seuer: The Ladies' Aid Societ,
of st. AIMS Church met on Thursday
OF fha hoI M
elected officers for the coming yea
as follows: President, Mrs. ]. C. Alb
bolt; vice-president, Mrs. ]. J. Gish
secretary, Mrs P. w. McKasy; treas
urer, Mrs. DR.. S. ]. Murray; cuttin.
committee, Mrs. JOS. w. Cantwell
Mrs. John Cronin, Mrs. J. H. King
During 1912 the society made $3.50.
WaVerIy: A number of the mem
bers of ST. Mary's parish on Sunday
December %, gave a reception il
Fraternity Hall in honor of Reverend
Father Ciebattone and presented hin
with a purse as Christmas gift.
A grand ball was given by thu
Knights of Columbus on Thursda.
evening, January 2, at the City Hall
Potter's Orchestra of Minneapolis
furnished the music for the occasion
Belle PLANE: The newly elected
officers of the Women's Catholic Orde
of Foresters are: Chief ranger, Mari,
Schoell; vice chief ranger, Mary Hal
Imam; past chief ranger, Margare
Rihl; recording secretary, Sophi
Hahn; financial secretary, Anna Neu
beiser; treasurer, Mary Messenger
trustees, Louisa Mayer, Agnes Seibel
Itch, Johanna Cannon; conductors
Catherine Grosser, Catherine Soller
sentinels, Agnes Seiberlich, Margare
Passmann.
New UIm: The thirty-seventh an
nual meeting of st. Joseph Society o
this city, the largest German Catholi
Aid Society in the state, was held a
the auditorium of the Catholic schoo
house Thursday afternoon and was at
tended by 225 members, Presiden
Wd. Eibner presided and reviewed tn
record made by the organization dun
ing the past year. Reverend AG
Schott and Reverend R. Schlinker
made addresses. The annual report Q