The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-07-18

ing, July Is, at the home of Mrs. G..
Mcdonald, PAIL Clinton Avenue S.
About 200 guests enjoyed the refresh
ments, songs and instrumental music
provided for the occasion.
Church of ST. Clement: The mem
bers of the Young Ladies' Sodality are
making preparations for an lee cream
festival for the benefit of the church,
Friday evening, July "a, at Twenty
fourth and Jackson Avenues N. E.,
Minneapolis.
Church of the Incarnation: The lawn
fete held Thursday evening, July 9, in
honor of the forty-second anniversary
of Reverend J. M. Cleary's ordination
brought together practically all the
members of the parish as well as
large numbers from all parts of the
city. The weather was ideal and for
two hours the spacious grounds were
filled with visitors. The women who
arranged the festival were kept busy
serving at the tables, and a goodly
sum was realized for the funds of the
parish. Several of the city priests
attended the festival.
Faribault: SiXty-fve Sisters of ST.,
Dominic are attending the summer
school which is being conducted at
Bethlehem Academy for the benefit
of the teaching Sisters of the Order.
The Trinity League of Catholic
women, the membership of which is
drawn from the three parishes of the
city, are conducting classes in sewing
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday aft
ernoon of each week for the Catholic
school girls of the city. The classes
opened last week The meetings are
held at the high school for the chill
dren north OF Fourth street, and at
the Immaculate Conception parish
school for those south of Fourth
street. In addition to the class in
sewing for girls, the members of the
League provide and superintend
games for the boys, as we'll as for the
girls on the play grounds adjoining
these schools.
Client: Last Sunday, July II, the
Right Reverend Bishop Lawler
preached at the late Mass in the
Church of st. Eloi of which the Rev.
Henry Van Walleghem is pastor. The
High Mass was celebrated by the Rev.
Henry Boerboom, assistant pastor OF
the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes,
Minneapolis, and a former member OF
the parish. After Mass Bishop Law.
Ter administered the Sacrament of
Confirmation to a class of one hun
dred boys and girls and, on their be-
half, was presented with a check for
$500 for the building. fund of the
new Cathedral. Among those pres
ent at the ceremony were the Rev. H.
r. Jordan of Marshall, and the Rev
w. J. Stewart of Minneota.
New UIm: The net proceeds of the
picnic given under the auspices OF
the Christian Mothers Society on July
4, amounted to $702S4. A large mum
| Der of people attended in the after
noon and evening and partook of the
meals served in the dining room OF
the parish school. Music was fur
nished by the Second Regiment Band
and various forms of amusement were
provided for the patrons.
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Schlinkert, pastor of the Church OF
the Holy Trinity, New Ulm, officiatet
at the laying of the cornerstone of the
Church of st. Catherine, on July
and preached sermon appropriate t.
the occasion. The ceremony was wit
messed by a large number of people
| from Redwood Falls and vicinity, in
Guiding fifteen priests. When com
| pleted the church will cost $4,000
Plans and specifications were draw
by Architect E. J. Donohue of st. Pau
and the church is being erected unde
the direction of the Rev. J. J. Tomek
pastor of the parish.
/ OrtonvilIe: Rev. J. M. Cleary, pas
tor of the Church of the Incarnation
Minneapolis, delivered two addresses
one on American Citizenship" an,
the other on "The Folly of the Drinl
Habit" at the Big Stone Lake Chau
tauqua, which closed on Saturday
July II.
lie Sueur Center: The work of e1
cavating for the new parochial schoC
of st. Mary is about completed an
the work of putting in the foundation
will begin next week. The excavatin
for the Sisters residence began thi
week. The contract calls for the con
pletion of the school and residence bt
fore November Is. The Sisters of s.
Joseph who will have charge of tn
school will organize the classes in tn
+, large rooms in the basement of tn
church and will teach there until tn
school is ready for occupancy.
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