The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-04-05
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Junior A. o. Il. Entertainment: The
state and county officers of the An
cient Order of Hibernians and of the
Ladies' Auxiliary as we'll as the presi-
dents of the several Divisions of both
organizations will be entertained by
the Junior Hibernians of st. Paul
Sunday afternoon, April 6, at half
past two o'clock in Hibernian Halls.
The Minneapolis and st. Paul Divi-
sions of the Juvenile Ladies' Auxiliary
will also be present at the entertain
ment. A musical and literary pro-
gram has been prepared and there
will be an exhibition of Irish folk
dancing. This will be the first ami
versary celebration of the Junior
Hibernian Society which was organ
lied in March, 1912, and has enjoyed
since then steady growth in num-
bers and patriotic spirit
Church of the Sacred Heart: The
Forty Hours Devotion was held this
week in the church of the Sacred
Heart on Dayton's Bluff, st. Paul
The exercises began Sunday morning
at the early mass at half-past seven
o'clock and closed Tuesday evening
with sermon, procession and Solemn
Benediction. The church was crowded
at all the exercises and the procession
through the church on Tuesday even
ing was very elaborate.
c. o. F. Entertained: The mem
bers of ST. Paul Court, No. 80, Cath
Ollie Order of Foresters, were enter
tanned by DR.. Owen McKeon, at their
regular meeting, held March 9th.
The doctor gave some of the impress
sions received in his recent travels
in the old world. He devoted his
evenings talk chiefly to Ireland and
the Irish. He described with much
enthusiasm the beauties of the diff
ferent places visited, dwelling espe-
cially on the Lakes of Killarney, the
Giants Causeway, Barney Castle, and
the city of Cork Doctor McKeon's
next address will be devoted to Rome
and the Romans.
Mission by Bishop Busch: Right
Reverend Joseph F. Busch, Bishop of
Lead South Dakota, will give a mis-
sion in the Church of ST. Augustine,
South st. Paul, beginning April and
continuing for one week. Bishop
Busch was pastor of the church at
one time and was also formerly head
of the Diocesan mission band.
Investiture of Mgr. GuiIIot: Right
Reverend Joseph Guillot, pastor of the
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Min
neapOlis, and recently named Do
nestle Prelate of the Papal House
hold, will receive the insignia of his
new Office on Sunday, April 6, when
he will be formally invested by the
Most Reverend Archbishop, with the
purple cassock mantelletta and ro-
Chef. Pontifical Mass will be cele-
brated at eleven o'clock by the Rt
Rev. Bishop Lawler, and the sermon
will be preached by the Most Rever-
end Archbishop.
On next Thursday, April 10, similar
honors will be conferred upon Right
Reverend Francis ITCHY, pastor of the
Church of ST. Joseph, Silver Lake
Church of the incarnation: The
Catholic Order of Foresters belonging
to the parish received Holy Com
munion last Sunday, in a body.
A. o. n. and Auxiliary Entertain
ment: The members of Division Num-
Der l of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans with Division Number 1 of the
Ladies' Auxiliary are planning to give
a social entertainment in Hibernian
Halls on Friday evening, April II.
Church of ST. Vincent: A card
party for the benefit of st. Vincent's
Church will be given in Columbia Hall
on Wednesday evening, April 9, under
the auspices of the ladies of the
parish. Valuable prizes will be
awarded and luncheon will be served.
Seton Guild: Gymnasium work is
one OF the new features of the work
being accomplished by the Seton Guild
of Minneapolis, and Miss Florence
Wrench has charge Of the work Mrs
John M. Sullivan, chairman of the
committee on membership, has raised
the roll to the 300 mark. In the
various classes now established there
are 125 pupils enrolled and more than
$50 girls come to luncheon daily. Mon
day evening class in English litera-
ture is being conducted by Miss B. T.
Hayes, and class in English gram
mar by Miss Annie Hayes.
Church of ST. Stephen: The women
of St. Stephens church, Minneapolis,
were hostesses at Japanese garden
fete in the church parlors last Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday. Rev
erend John Dunphy, of st. Thomas
College, opened the fete on Tuesday
evening with lecture on ''The Pres