The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-01-17
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.


OF the school year will end on Thurs !
day. January %, with the celebration
of ST. PauTs day. Solemn Pontifical
Mass will be celebrated at ten o'clock !
by the Right Reverend Bishop Duffy, |
D. D., of Kearney, Neb. The sermon
will be delivered by Reverend Robert
Schlinkert, of New UIm. Dinner will
be served at twelve o'clock and the |
seminarians will leave for the mid |
year vacation during the afternoon.
The following students left the Sem
mary last Monday for Winona, where
they were ordained to the priesthood
on Thursday, January Is, by Right
Reverend Bishop Hefferon: Reverend
Francis ]. Proxies, Reverend James V.
O'Donovan, Reverend James ]. Glen
don.
Church of ST. Mark: A silver tea
for the benefit of the Church of ST.
Mark, ST. Paul, was given at the home
of Mrs. Charles Haggarty, 2077 Mar
shall Avenue, Thursday afternoon
January Is, from two to five o'clock
The hostesses were Mrs. Haggarty
and Mrs. ]. E. Clancy. A musical and
literary program was given by Robert
E. Gehan, Miss Marie Mccormack,
Mrs. Catherine Mccain McNally, Max
Tracy and Prof. Clay E. Pardo. Mrs.
T. J. Ryan and Mrs. T. J. Halloran
had charge of the program.
Services for Deaf Mutes: At St.
Agatha's Conservatory, corner OF Tx
change and Cedar Streets, st. Paul, a
sermon for both the deaf and the
hearing will be given by Reverend
James Donahoe, Sunday afternoon,
January IS, at three o'clock. The SER
mon will be signed for the deaf and
spoken at the same time for the bene-
fit of the hearing people who attend.
The city missionary hopes in this way
to interest the Catholic public in a
work designed to preserve the faith
of those so afflicted that they can not
profit by the usual means of instruc-
ton. Benediction with the Blessed
Sacrament will close the services.
All HaIows Court, C. o. F.: On
Thursday, January s, Ed. Jacobs con-
Quoted the installation of the follow
ing officers of All HalloWs Court No.
ST, ST. Paul: Rev. John A. Sullivan,
spiritual director; J. w. Ryan, chief
ranger; P. M. Moroney, vice chief
ranger; P. J. Sullivan, past chief rang
err; Geo. Donahue, recording secre-
tary; Patrick Tierney, financial secre-
tary; Dan l. Joyce, treasurer; A. G.
Charland. speaker; L. P. Reddy, M.
S. Garvey, James S. Boyelan, trustees;
Peter Schmidt, VIM. Reddy, conduc-
tors; Pat Cannon, Michael Nash, SEN
tinels A musical program and ad-
dresses by Rev. Henry Mccall, State
Organizer Peter Loskiel and others
followed the installation ceremonies.
All Hallows Court has sixty-four mem
bers and eight applications pending
There is $121.44 in the treasury.
"Irish Niqht:" Six hundred attend
ed the entertainment in Hibernlan
Halls, ST. Paul, last Monday evening.
The successful contestants in the
mems step dancing were: Patrick
Kinney. r. McDonough of Minneap-
oils; NJ J. LOTUS and Thomas Dona-
hue. The prizes in the ladies' step
dancing contest were won by Miss A.
Wills, Mrs Donlin, Mrs Kelly, Miss
OHallOran. The judges found much
difficulty in picking the prize winners
from the thirty-two contestants, each
of whom reused enthusiastic applause
from the crowd which filled the hall
Lecture on Madam de La Fayette:
Reverend Paul Perigord, of st. Paul
Seminary, gave a lecture in the as
sembly hall of the Wilder building
Monday afternoon at four o'clock, I'M
der the auspices of the French Sec
ton of the institute The subject OF
the lecture was Madam de La Fayette
A. o. n. installation: Division No
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
of Ramsey County installed new Off
GERS Wednesday evening, January Z,
in Hibernian Halls. E. J. McNTanus
is the new president of the division
John p Kyle, assistant corporation at
torney, spoke on Ireland and Home
Rule 1t is his view that the ascen-
dancy faction in Ulster is waging a
campaign of buster and abuse against
home rule to save their political
Offices. He characterized the whole
movement as claptrap.
Hibernian installations: National
President of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians, James ]. Regain and State
President T. J. Doyle will assist the
various divisions and county organiza-
tions of the Order in the installation
of their new officers in the following
towns: Winona, Mankato, Rosemount,
GAINESVILLE and kellogg.
Lectures on Bee Culture: A depart
ment of bee culture has been estab-
lished at the agricultural department
of the University of Minnesota, with
Reverend Francis jaeger of st. Boni-
facius in charge. Lectures will be CIV
en- at the short course for farmers,
commencing January 10, 1914. These
lectures on bees and honey will be of
a practical character covering briefly
the honey production and manage
ment of bees. Starting in bee-keep-
ing, handling bees, spring manage
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