The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-10-31
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Gaelic League Exhibition and Lee
ture: The Gaelic League of Ireland
will hold an exhibition of Irish arts
and Industries next week, under the
auspices OF the ST Paul Institute, at
Keliik's Studio, Ga East Sixth Street,
st. Paul, commencing Monday, Novem-
her 2. 1t will be in charge of Miss
Nelly OBrien of FOynes, Ireland, as
sisted by Miss Teresa Halpin of Lin
erick a famous dancer, singer and
violin player, Miss Anna Cassidy of
Donegal, who will demonstrate the
weaving of Donegal rugs, and Miss
Mary DAILY, County Glare. The ex-
hibition will show what ireland is do.
ing to day in painting, sculpture, cary
ing, hand-enameling, literature, music,
crafts and industries. In connection
with this, high class Feis entertain
ment will be given at the Knights of
Columbus Hall on Friday evening, No
vember 6, at which an address on
THE Celtic Revival and It's Influence
on Irish Life" will be given by Miss
O'Brien. A special feature of the pro-
gram will be the rendering of Gaelic
songs by Fionan MacCollum, the
director of the exhibitions, and for
many years head organizer of the
Gaelic League in Ireland.
College of ST. Thomas: On Thurs
day, October %, Mr. John A. Hartigan,
President of the Farm Mortgage Bond
Company of st. Paul, delivered an in
teresting lecture on The Effects of
the War on Business" before the men,
bers of the Commercial Club. The
lecture was listened to with great at
tention, and was thoughtful present
alton of the business situation as eff
fected by European conditions.
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.: Divi-
sion No. 6, of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the A. o. H., will give card So
cial on Monday evening, November 2,
in Hibernian Halls, st. Paul.
Catholic Girls Club: Miss Agnes
Doherty will give an address on the
Minimum Wage at the meeting of the
Catholic Girls Club at the Catholic
Guild Hall, STA ST. Peter Street, on
Tuesday evening, November 3.
Church of st. Luke: The Boys So
dality of st. Luke's parochial school
elected the following officers for the
coming year: President, Vincent Hur-
ley; vice president, Hugh Morrissey
10 trn
Everton O'Brien.
Guild of Catholic Women: On
Wednesday evening, November II, in
the Knights of Columbus hall, the
Guild OF, Catholic Women will give
the people of St. Paul an opportunity
to hear Miss Katherine Hennessy of
Albany, N. Y, who has an interna-
tional reputation as reader and elO
cutionist and who has been heard in
many colleges and converts in this
country. Her subject will be Robert
Louis Stevenson" The funds will be
used for the relief of the poor. AL
ready many demands have been made
on the treasury of the Guild and the
members hope for a generous patron
age for this interesting program
which is in charge of the Social De
partment of the Guild. The ushers
will be the members of the Christ
Child Society
An executive meeting of the Board
of Directors will be held at ten O'Clock
on Saturday, October 81, in the rooms
of the Society in the Wilder Charity
Building. On Monday afternoon &
general meeting will he held in the
auditorium of the Wilder Charity
Building under the presidency of Mrs
O'Toole.
Tabernacle Society: The Rev. E.
Wilbee, pastor of st. Lawrence Church
Minneapolis, will address the mem
bers of the Tabernacle Society on Fri
day afternoon, October so, in thu
Royal Arcanum Halls, Lowry Building
ST. Paul
Pro-cathedral of st. Mary: Abou
1000 women filled the Pro-Cathedra
of st. Mary, Minneapolis, last Sunda.
afternoon at the closing of their weel
of the mission given by the Oblat
Fathers. The services were yer.
solemn and the scene was impressive
particularly when, with lighted car
dies in their hands, the women re
peated in unison the solemn promise
of baptism. The mems mission bega
Sunday evening at half past seve
and nearly 1900 attended the openin
instruction. Each morning this wee
large crowds of men have gathere
for the Mass at half past five o'cloc
and again at eight o'clock men. wome
and children have come in goodl
numbers The church has been file
with men at every evening servic
during the week. The mission wi
end Sunday evening, November 1. TIL
Rosary beginning at half past seve
O'Clock will be followed by sermon
1.-The PRONUNCIATION of the law" el
rollment in the scapulars and the gil
ing of the Papal Benediction.
Church of the Holy Cross: A earn
val for the benefit of the Holy eros
Church, Minneapolis, will continue a
next week in the parish hall, corne