The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-03-28
ARCHDIOCESE OF. ST. PAUL.

About eight hundred members of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians and La
dies Auxiliary of Ramsey County, as
sembled last Sunday morning in Hi
bernian halls at half past seven
o'clock and marched in procession to
the Cathedral where they received
Holy Communion at the eight o'clock
Mass. The Ladies' Auxiliary pre-
coded the mems organization in the
line of march and all wore the Hi
bernian badge. The Mass was cele-
brated by Reverend James G. O'Hara
who also gave brief instruction.
College of ST. Thomas: The debat,
ing team of the Minnesota State Agri-
cultural College was defeated Thurs
day March 10, in the auditorium of
the farm school by the debaters of
St. Thomas. The question was, "Re-
solved, That there should be recall
of judges" The Agricultural College
had the affirmative and st. Thomas
College, the negative. The debaters
were: Minnesota Agricultural Col
lege-E. R. Schwartz, NJ C. Harvey,
F. J. Meade; st. Thomas College
George Kennedy, S. ]. Krebsbach,
Richard Doherty. The judges, all in
structors of debate, were B. c. Korn,
Johnson High School, St. Paul; A. L..
Stohn, East High School, Minneapolis;
E. ]. Gasink, Central High School,
Minneapolis. The chairman was Mr.
Kolb, Secretary of the Y. M. c. A.
of the Agricultural College. The st.
Thomas speakers will go to Chicago
in April to debate the same question
with the team of De Paul University.
Guild of Catholic Women: The Let
tiers and Arts Department of the ST.
Paul Guild of Catholic Women met at
the home of Mrs. McFadden, SAB Ash
land Avenue, Tuesday afternoon,
March "a The subject for the after
noon was: Irish. Schools and Scribes.
The first paper by Mrs. ]. j. Regain,
was on Ard Macha" Mrs. Mary
Dougherty read paper on 'Kildare's
Holy Fame and Mrs. Frank Thuet's
paper dealt with "Moville, Derry and
Clonmacnoise." The leader of the
discussion was Mrs. Margaret Sliney.
Representatives of the Guild were
the hostesses at the State Art Exhibit
in the Auditorium, Thursday, March
10. Mrs. NJ. J. Donnelly presided at
the afternoon and evening sessions
and was assisted by several members.
Sleepy Eye: The contract for the
new parochial school of st. Mary has
been let for $4,000, to Otto Neitge of
Mankato. This figure is for the build
ing alone, exclusive of heating, plumb
ing and lighting, the contracts for
which will be figured on later. The
building will be 12O by 76 feet with
two stories and full basement 1t will
be of brick with cut stone trimmings
The basement will be of concrete. The
steam heating plant will be housed in
a separate building. The school will be
lighted by electricity and will be mod
ern in every respect. According to the
plan there are ten class rooms and on
the second floor a large auditorium. A
gymnasium will be equipped in the
basement. The architect of the build
ing is E. J. Donohue of St. Paul.
Redwood Falls: John Schilt of Red
field, S. D., has secured the contract
for the building of the new church of
st. Catherine. for $4,000. The total
cost will be $4,000. The architect is
+. ]. Donohue of st. Paul. The church
will be "A feet wide and 102 feet long,
faced with pressed brick and trimmed
with Kasota stone. There will be a
full basement, the front part of which
will be used as a parish hail. The
steam heating plant will be in the rear
of the basement.
Saltwater: The net proceeds of the
st. Patricks Day entertainment given
in the Clancy Memorial School hall of
st. Michaels parish, amounted to
nearly $500.
White Bear: The contract for the
new parochial school of st. Mary of
the Lake has been let to w. H. Jack
son of White Bear for $4,000. The
building will be of brick with stone
trimmings, and will contain eight
rooms 1t is planned for the accom-
mediation of $50 pupils. Work on the
excavation will begin at once. Rev.
erend Patrick ]. Hart is pastor of the
parish.
FaribauIt: The members of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians as
sembled in the Knights of Columbus
hall Tuesday morning, March II, at
half past nine o'clock and marched in
a body to the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception where High Mass was
celebrated in honor of st. Patrick by
Right Reverend Monsignor Slevin
The panegyric on the saint was de-
livered by Reverend Adam J. Coyle of
Jessenland. At noon the women OF
the parish served dinner to several
hundred in the K. of G. hall. The
drama, "a True Friend" was pre-.
scented by the Celtic Dramatic club in
the Opera House during the afternoon
and was repeated in the evening. The
house was crowded at both per
formances and the Irish music and
songs made up rich and varied pro
gram.
A mission was given in the Church