The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-10-03


asking President Wilson to use his
influence and that of the United States
to restore peace to Europe and make
Poland free and independent. The
principal address was delivered by
the Hon. d. w. Lawler of st. Paul
who reviewed the history of Poland
and it's struggle for independence and
spoke of the bonds that unite that
country to America. Among the other
speakers were the Rev. Peter Roy,
pastor of the Church of st. Adalbert,
and Rev. Henry Jajeski pastor Of the
Church of st. Casimir.
Church of St. Mark: A two weeks
mission-the first week for the women
and the second for the men-Will open
in the Church of ST. Mark, Merriam
Park, next Sunday, October 4, under
the direction of Fathers Brockbank
and O'Neill of the Holy Rosary Con-
vent, Minneapolis.
Sacred Heart Club: The formal
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corner Sixth and Hope Streets, St.
Paul, takes the form of an Indoor
Carnival, which began on the evening
of Thursday, October 1, and will close
Saturday evening, October 3. A spe-
cial program is arranged for each
evening in addition to the entertain
ment under the direction of Messrs.
Thon and Weyand. Thursday evening
was parish night" and an address was
delivered by the Right Reverend Bish-
OPP LAWYER; Friday, October 2, was
club night" and the Hon. D. w. Law
Ter was the speaker; Saturday night
will be civic night" and an address
will be given by Mayor Powers. The
Hardman $500 playotone and other
articles will be given away on the
closing night of the carnival.
University Catholic Association:
Nearly three hundred Catholic stu
dents of the University of Minnesota
attended a reception for the fresh
men given at Shevlin Hall under the
auspices of the Catholic Association
on Thursday evening, September "a.
The gathering was an informal one
for the purpose of making the students
acquainted with one another. The
Rev. e. J. Wilbee, Spiritual Director
of the Association, gave a brief adj
dress. There was program of music,
after which refreshments were served.
Miss Mary Carufel was in charge of
the arrangements.
Father Dolphin Transferred: The
Rev. John F. Dolphin, formerly pastor
of the Church of st. Stephen, Mime
! apOlis, and for the past two years
pastor of the Church of st. John the
Baptist. Milwaukee, Ore, has been
appointed pastor of the Ascension
parish in Portland, Ore, by the Most
Reverend Archbishop Christie.
Notre Dame De Lourdes: The grand
bazaar in aid of the parish of Notre
| Dame de Lourdes, Minneapolis, prom
ises to be very successful. 1t will
open on October 10 and continue for
! five days. A large number of valuable
articles have been donated and these
will be awarded at the close of the
bazaar to the winners in the different
contests. Among the more important
donations are Ford automobile, a
building lot, two diamond rings, day.
export, LIorris chair, a picture OF
the Agony in the Garden, suit OF
clothes, and diamond brooch.
Church of ST. HeIena: The new
Church of St. Helena, Minneapolis
was used for the first time for divine
services last Sunday, when Mass was
celebrated by the pastor, Reverend
Owen J. Rowan.
Church of the Incarnation: The
Oblate Fathers of Buffalo, n Y, will
begin the exercises of the fifteen days
mission, Sunday, October 4, at the
eleven o'clock Mass. A slight change
in their plans, as announced last
week, has become necessary and the
three priests giving the mission will
be headed by Reverend G.. 1. Nolan, o
NJ. L., of the Holy Angels Apostolic
College, Buffalo, N. Y. The first weel
will be devoted to exercises for the
women and children, the second weel
for the men. TIL instructions will bt
suitable for both Catholics and non
Catholics.
League of Catholic Women: The
girls of st. Mary's Hall, 1902 Haw
thornc Avenue, Minneapolis, are plan
ming a series of parties for the fal
, and winter months. The purpose o
the enterprise is to help pay for ;
: new piano which the girls themselve
have just purchased and placed in tn,
| hail. The first of the series was givel
Wednesday evening, September 80
when Mrs. Helen Grennan Hermann
gave a concert at the home. TIL
7 members of the league, under the aus
pices of which the home is conducted
. were invited with their friends and
large number enjoyed the music an
| refreshments of the evening.
( The members of the league hav
2 under Amusement the building of
!, large dormitory wing in connection
2 with st. Mary's Hall. There are a
: present about forty young wome
, staying at the hall, but there is larg
: waiting list of applicants and NOR
dor,nitory cnapp ic urgently noodod