The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-10-24
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

St. Paul Seminary: At the meeting |
of the Seminary Alumni Association |
held on Thursday, October Is, in con-
nection with the celebration of the |
anniversary of the dedication of ST. |
Mary's Chapel, two directors OF the |
organization were chosen, namely, |
Rev. Joseph Cieminski, pastor of SIS.
Peter and Paurs Church, Duluth, and |
the Rev. M. E. Halfpenny, pastor of
ST. Joseph's Church, Port Huron, |
Mich. They replace the retiring direc-
tors, Rev. John Dunphy of the College
of st. Thomas, and the Rev. S. A.
Iciek of Duluth.
COLLEGE of ST. Thomas: After the
football game played in Fargo last |
Saturday between the College team
and team from the Agricultural Col
lege, and which was won by the col |
legians with score of 81 to II, the
Right Reverend Bishop O'Reilly ten
dered the members of the victorious
team-20 in ala banquet in the
Waldorf Hotel. This mark of thought
full consideration on the part OF
Bishop O'Reilly was much appreciated
by the members of the team.
Rev. Francis Doherty, chaplain of
the Third Cavalry, U. S. A, stationed
at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, was a
guest of the College this week. On
Wednesday he addressed the students,
dealing with the advantages of military
training and it's value to the ordinary
citizen as we'll as to the soldier. He
enlarged especially upon the qualities
of mind and heart which it develops.
He brought home to the students the
value which military schools have in
the eyes of the United States army
stating that, according to the plans OF
the Chief of Staff, the army would rely
largely on the military schools OF the
country to furnish commissioned Off
GERS in case of need For this reason
he encouraged the attendance OF stu
dents at the military camps through
ont the country Father Dohertys
address gave interesting glimpses into
army life and was lighted by personal
"reminiscences of his life in the serv-
ice of the country.
Lectures by Mr.. BaIdus: On Tues
day and Wednesday Of this week MT.
s. A, Baldus, managing editor OF the
Extension Magazine, Chicago, dellV-
cred his lecture on How to Write a
Short Story at the st. Paul Seminary,
the College of St. Catherine, st. Mar
garets Academy, and st. Joseph's
Academy.
Services for the Deaf: The regular
monthly service for the deaf mutes
of the Twin Cities and vicinity will
be held in st. Agathas Conservatory
corner of Exchange and Cedar Streets
st. Paul, on Sunday afternoon, Octo-
Der 25, at three o'clock. The Spiritual
Director. Rev. James Donahoe, Will
deliver a sermon in the sign language
and several musical numbers will be
rendered by the deaf. Hearing people
can profit by attending these services
as the signed program is interpreted
by an expert.
Guild of Catholic Women: The De-
nartment of Arts and Letters OF the
Guild of Catholic Women held its hrst
meeting in the Angus Hotel, st. Pau,
on the afternoon of Monday, October
10 An address was delivered by Mrs.
p. M. Hennessy and report on the
program for the winters work was
made by Mrs. J. H. Donahue. The
general topic for discussion is Ihe
Building of Christendom" under when
the following sub-topics will occupy
the attention of the members: The
Conversion of England and Ger
MANY: THE Rise of the Saracens ;
1.-THE Franks; 1.-The BEGINNING OF the
Temporal Power" The officers of the
Department are: Chairman, Mrs. r.
NJ Hennessy; Vice Chairman, Mrs. Il.
J. Donahue; Secretary, Mrs. j. o.
Ferguson; Treasurer, Mrs. J. w. Ryan
Church of the Assumption: Next
Monday, October 81, the young ladies
of the parish will give card party
for the benefit of the church IN the
Assumption hall, corner Ninth ano
Exchange Streets, st. Paul.
Church of st. Helena: The new
Church of st. Helena, 3Srd Ave- S. anC
43rd St, Minneapolis, was dedicated
last Sunday by the Most Reverend
Archbishop. Immediately after the
dedication, Solemn High Mass was
celebrated by the pastor OF the
parish, Rev. Owen ]. Rowan, assisted
by Rev. L. F. Ryan of st. Joseph
Church, st. Paul, as deacon, Rev. T
T. O'Connor, chaplain of the Catholl'
BOYS Orphanage, Minneapolis, as SUI
deacon, and Rev. DR.. Seliskar OF 81
Paul Seminary as master OF cere
monies. The Most Reverend Arcn
bishop was assisted by Father Coz
rigan. of st. Marks Church, st. Pau
and Father She'll, o. P, Prior of tn
Holy Rosary Convent, Minneapolis
In addition to these Rev. T. ?. Ryal
of st. Thomas College, and Rev. 1
crowley of st. Vincent's parish, occt
Med seats in the sanctuary. The sci
mon was preached by the Most Rev
erend Archbishop. The Church OF $
Helena is a frame structure l2O lee
long by A feet wide, having seatln
canacity of about 600. win III