The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-02-21
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.


Reverend Charles O'Reilly, Bishop of
Baker City. Oregon, spent a few days
in ST Paul last week, the guest of
the Most Reverend Archbishop. He
is on his way to Rome to make his
ad limina visit
Death of Priests Father: Rever-
end Nicholas c. Odone, chaplain at
the House of the Good Shepherd st.
Paul, received word last Monday that
his father, Luigi Odone, had died sud-
denly at his home in Rossiglione, near
Genoa, Italy, in his seventy-third year
A Solemn Requiem Mass was cele-
brated for the repose of his soul in
the chapel of the House of the Good
Shepherd, Tuesday morning, Feb. II,
at nine o'clock. The celebrant of the
Mass was Reverend Thomas A. Prin-
ton, who was assisted by Reverend
James Donahoe as deacon and Rever-
end John ]. Cullinan as sub-deacon
Father Odone was present in the sane
tuary and gave the dissolution after
Mass. The Good Shepherd Sisters
attended the Mass and a number of
lay people also were present.
College of ST. Thomas: The debaters
to represent the College in debate
with De Paul University of Chicago
and also with the Minnesota State
Agricultural College were chosen
Thursday afternoon, Feb. 10, when the
final contest among the College men
took place. The question debated
was the recall of judges. The win
ners of the contest will have the
negative of this question in the de-
bate with the Agricultural College
which will take place March 10. The
same subject will be debated with De
Paul University, March %, and the
st. Thomas men will again have the
negative of the question.
Rev. John Dunphy, vice rector of the
College, addressed the ST. Philip Neri
Society, Tuesday, Feb. 3. His subject
was the motto of the society: "Alte
sentire, integre amare." The society
enjoyed a treat of lighter character
when Alfred ]. Schullmann the same
evening gave a Straightforward exhibit
ton before the members.
st. Joseph's Academy: A party of
Myths and Legends was given on
Saturday, February IA, at Tamarack
Inn, in honor of the senior class of
ST. Joseph's Academy, st. Paul.
Seumus MacManus, the Irish lectur-
er, gave an address at st. Joseph's
Academy Wednesday morning, Feb.
IS, ON ''The Culture of the Imagina-
ton" He told several folklore stories
and enumerated the benefits which
children draw from the hearing of
such stories. He dealt at length with
the educational value and refining in
Auence which tales Of this character
possess for the young.
Emmett Celebration: The anniver-
sary of the birth of Robert Emmett
will be fittingly celebrated by the Hi
bernians of Ramsey County, in Hiber-
MAN Halls, ST. Paul, on the evening of
March 4. committee, of which Mr..
t. F. Kelliher is chairman, was ap-
pointed at the February meeting of
the Order, to prepare an appropriate
program for the occasion. The COM
mittee had its first meeting on Mon
day evening of last week and formu-
lated plans for an excellent program
of vocal and instrumental music, ad
dresses, etc. The eulogy on Robert
Emmett will be delivered by Reverend
Michael O'Brien, pastor of the Church
of St Thomas, Minneapolis.
Church of st. Patrick: A silver tea
will be given Monday afternoon, Feb
ruary %, at the home of Mrs. r. J.
Clarke, 1917 Litchfield avenue, for the
benefit OF st. Patricks Church, st.
Paul. A musical and literary program
will be given by several young women
of the parish and a seXtet from the
knights of Columbus Glee Club
Death of franciscan: Reverend
Casimir Hueppe, o. F. NJ, who many
years ago did missionary work in the
Archdiocese of st. Paul, died at ST.
Bernard, Nebraska, Jan. %. Father
Casimir was born at Attendorn, West
phalla, Prussia, Nov. 8, 1S49. He en-
tered the Franciscan Order in 1868.
During the Franco-Prussian War in
1870 and 1871, he cared for the sick
and wounded in the Prussian army.
He came to America in 1875 and was
ordained to the priesthood that year.
For several years he was stationed by
his superiors at Chaska and at Jordan,
Mimi, and later went to Teutopolis,
Ill. In July, 1912, he took charge of
st. Bernard's Church, st. Bernard,
Nebraska, and continued pastor there
until his death.
Church of ST. Cecilia: The new
Stations of the Cross in the Church
of st. Cecilia, Bayless and Cromwell
Streets, ST. Anthony Park, ST. Paul,
will be solemnly erected Sunday even
ing, February %. The sermon will
be preached by Rev. Thos j. Gibbons
of St Luke's Church.
University Catholic Association:
Rev. E. ]. Wilbee was the chief speak
er at the annual dinner of the Uni
versity Catholic Association in Shevlin
Hall, Monday evening, February 16.
President Thomas Quigley presided
and Dean Margaret Sweeney was a