The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-12-26
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.


College met nj the institution and
formed an organization known as the
IS. T." Club, the purpose of which is
to raise the standard of athletics at
the College. Addresses were made by
Coach O'Rourke, Coach Norton, Fa-
Their Dunphy, the Director of Athletics,
and Carl Haedge. The following Off
GERS were elected: President, DIR.
Fred Lefty) Miller; Vice President,
Carl II. Haedge; Secretary, Martin p.
Kennedy. Two committees, one from
ST. Paul and the other from Minnea-
polls, were appointed. The members
of the st. Paul committee are, A.
Eldredge, and r. Murdoch. On the Min
neapolis committee are, Frank Dries
and Paul Daggett. The officers will
meet at the College on January IA,
1915, to map out plan of campaign
for the coming season.
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College of st. Catherine: On We'd
nesday, December fifteenth, ; Mr..
Pousette-Dart, President of the Art
lists Club of the ST. Paul Art Insti-
tute, spent the afternoon at the Col
lege of st. Catherine reviewing the
work of the art students of the College.
An exhibit Of the work was placed
in the studio where the class assem-
bled to hear the suggestions and critic
isms offered by their competent critic.
Mr.. Pousette-Dart congratulated the
Sister in charge of the class and the
students on the excellence of the Sc
lections presented. Special praise was
given to the composition and tech
nique of the outdoor oil sketches.
Mr.. Charles Underhill of Brooklyn,
New York, gave his famous interpreta-
ton of the Christmas Carol on Tues
day afternoon, December Is. For two
hours Mr.. Underhill held the students
spellbound. His reading is one of the
genuine treats of every December.
On Friday afternoon, December is,
the Misses Gertrude Heinrich, Mar
garet Massek and Thane Carruthers,
three prospective graduates of the
Department of Music, entertained the
faculty and students with delightful
piano-forte recital. Miss Mary Peer
boom's reading of Christmas Peace
was pleasing feature of the program.
School closed on Saturday, Deem
Der 10, for the Christmas holidays.
Glass work will be resumed on Tues
day, January 5, 1915.
Little Sisters of the Poor: The
Little Sisters Of the Poor who have
charge of the Home for the Aged at
80 Wilkin Street, st. Paul, are very
grateful to the kind friends and bene-
factors who assisted them so gener-
ously in the care of the aged inmates
q during the pas. year and, through The
Catholic Bulletin, wish to extend to
each and every one best wishes for
a happy and prosperous New Year.
The Home for the Aged Poor has
now about one hundred and fifty in
mates-men and women who in their
old age have no one to take charge
of them and who would be in a pitiable
condition were it not for the Little
Sisters who provide them with a home
and all that they need to make their
declining years happy.
Tabernacle Society: Owing to the
fact that Christmas Day falls on Fri.
day this year, the regular monthly
meeting of the st. Paul Tabernacle
Society has been postponed until Tues
day, December 90 1t will be held in
in the Royal Arcanum Hall and al
three o'clock the Rev. S. l.. Theobald
pastor of the Church of st. Peter
Claver, will deliver an address.
Guild of Catholic Women: The next
meeting of the Department of Arts
and Letters of the Guild of Catholic
Women will be held at The Angus or
Monday, December %, at 2:30 p. m
A paper on The Venerable Bede,'
the Father of English History, vii
be read by Miss Eugenia McGrorty
after which there will be a genera
discussion by the members.
South st. Paul: Practically the en-
tire membership of Division No. 3, An
cient Order of Hibernians, received
Holy Communion in body at tn
eight o'clock Mass in st. Augustine
Church last Sunday. After Mass
meeting was held at which contr
button of 500 was voted for the churc
building fund This was given in &c
dition to a contribution of severa
hundred dollars realized through a
entertainment given by the Order las
month. The following officers wer
elected for the coming year: Pres
dent, John Mcdonald; vice presiden
John ODonnell; chaplain, Rev. H. {
Mccall; recording secretary, J.
Sweeney; financial secretary, Jane
Cosgrove; treasurer, Michael O'Toole
chairman of standing committee, F.
O'Donnell; sergeant-at-arms, Pete
O'Malley; inner sentinel, Mieha
Treacy.
Pro-cathedraI of ST. Mary: "TheI
Was No Room in the Inn and ''Ho
Night" two sacred dramas, will for
the chief features of the entertainer
in the Pro-Cathedral school hall, Mi
neapolis, next Monday and Tuesdf
evenings, December 2S and 90.
Church Of ST. Joseph: The funer