The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-12-12

will address the association at the
University chapel at four p. IN. The
meeting is open to all who may wish
to attend, even though they be not
students at the University.
Pro-cathedral of ST. Mary: "The
Catholic Church and American Citi-
zenship" will be the subject of the SER
mon at the High Mass Sunday, De-
Cabe, president of De Paul University,
Chicago. Sunday evening at eight
o'clock he will deal with the subject,
Socialism and Religion"
A spiritual retreat for the young
women of the Pro-Cathedral parish,
Minneapolis, began Wednesday even
ing and ended Friday evening of this
week. The exercises were in prepara-
ton for the reception of new members
into the Young Ladies' Sodality next
Sunday evening.
The Amphion Club, assisted by the
Pro-Cathedral choir, will present two
Christmas dramas, Holy Night" and
mo Room in the Inn,' under the direc-
ton of Miss Maud Moore, at the Pro
Cathedral school auditorium on De-
cember % and 90, at eight p. N. A
matinee for children will be given on
Sunday afternoon, December q, at
three p. III. The proceeds are to be
used as the nucleus of a fund for the
Improvement of the grounds surround
ing the Pro-Cathedral, the placing of
new steps, driveways, sidewalks, ETC.,
the grading and terracing of the lawn
and the planting of shrubbery in keep
ing with the neighboring parks.
Church of st. Hedwia: The Catho-
lies of st. HedWigs parish, Minneapo-
lis, will soon have place of worship
all their own. They have moved the
church building formerly used by st.
Clements parish to Twenty-ninth st.
and Grand Ave. northeast, where it
now stands on the lots purchased sew
eral months ago by the parish. The
building is being plastered and will be
thoroughly renovated and made ready
for divine services by Christmas.
Church of the incarnation: The
Young Peoples Club of the Incarna-
ton parish, Minneapolis, will give a
basket social in the Catholic Order of
Foresters' hall at 1854 Nicollet ave-
nue., Tuesday evening, December 10.
The club has invited every woman in
the parish to prepare basket for the
occasion and has offered a prize for
the basket having the most attractive
appearance. The sale of the baskets
will be followed by luncheon, at which
| the young ladies will serve coffee.
After the luncheon there will be gen.
eral social reunion of the parish.
WaverIy: At the meeting of St.
Mary's Council, Knights of Columbus,
held on December 3, it was unani-
mously voted, on the suggestion of the
Rev. T. Moore, pastor of st. Mary's
Church, to purchase and present three
sets of the Catholic Encyclopedia to
the three neighboring Catholic
schools, namely, st. Mary's school,
Waverly; st. Peters school, Delano,
and Holy Trinity school, Winsted. 1t
was directed that the best edition be
ordered Immediately for presentation
as Christmas gift to be at the dis
posal of the Catholic people of these
parishes. Other Catholic societies
might we'll emulate the zeal of the
| Waverly knights in this regard.
FarbauIt: At meeting of the Rice
County board of the Ladies' Auxiliary,
A. o. H, held on November %, the
following officers were elected for the
coming term: President, Mrs. Cath
crime Lambert; Vice President, Miss
Rose Shields; Secretary, Mrs. Emma
Kennedy; Treasurer, Miss Hanlon;
Spiritual Director, Rev. j. f. Doherty
Division No. 1 of the Ladies' AUX.
Hilary met last week and elected
officers as follows: President, Miss
Josephine HAHN; Vice President, Mrs
p. J. Gallagher; Recording Secretary
Mrs. Catherine Lambert; Financial
and Insurance Secretary, Mrs. John
Kasper; Treasurer, Miss S. E. Muir
ply; Sergeant-at-Arms, Mrs. c. Cruik
shank; Sentinel, Mrs. M. M. Shields
Physician, DIR. p. A. Smith; Spiritua
Director, Rev. John F. Doherty.
At the meeting of Trinity League
held in the club room at the Immacu
late Conception Church on December
2, paper on Russia was read by
Mrs. Joseph O'Neill, after which bust
ness matters were discussed.
Shakopee: Forty Hours Devotion
: was held in the Church of St. MARI
this week. 1t opened on Sunday morn
ing and closed on Tuesday evening
The sermons were preached by thu
Right Reverend Bishop Lawler.
Barry: The Thanksgiving social TO
the benefit of the Church of ST. Bar
nabas, of which Rev. p. I. Barron il
pastor, netted $2S7.15 for the benefi
of the parish.
DIOCESE OF BISMARCK,