The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-08-01
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Lake Johanna Summer Camp: This
week the Lake Johanna Summer
Camp established by three members
of the faculty of the College of ST.
Thomas at Lake Johanna, six miles
from ST. Paul, housed a greater num-
Der of boys than at any time since
it was opened. There were forty
seven in attendance, twenty-five of
whom are members of the Boys Choir
of St NinCGnts Church who were
treated to a weeks recreation at the
Camp BY the pastor, Father Crowley.
In all there were more than fifty
people in the Camp during the week.
Many reservations have been made
for the remainder of the vacation and
the popularity which the Camp has
gained as place for outdoor recrea-
ton ensures its existence as a per
manent adjunct to college life.
On Friday, July "a, the Most Rev
erend Archbishop, accompanied by
Father Gibbons of st. Luke's Church
and Father Byrne of st, Mary's visited
the Camp and enjoyed the hospitality
of those in charge at the mess tent.
Grand Concert in the Auditorium:
The knights of Columbus Choral Club
of st. Louis, Mo-, an organization of
seventy-two voices under the direC-
ton of w. 7. Diebels, will give con
cert in the st. Paul Auditorium on
Wednesday evening, August ). Al
varied and artistic musical program
will be rendered on that occasion
The choir will be assisted by Mrs
Frances Vincent Coveny of Mime
apolis, soprano; Mr.. Francis J. Rosen-
thai of st. Paul, basso, and Mrs
Henry C. Soucheray of ST. Paul ac-
companist. The concert will be I'M
der the auspices of the St Paul Coun-
Gil of the Knights of Columbus. The
Choral Club of st. Louis has an inter
national reputation and will have
charge of the singing at the Mass in
the Cathedral on Tuesday, August l.
the opening date of the National Con
vention of the Knights of Columbus,
as well as of the musical features of
the convention itself
College of st. Thomas: John B.
Probst, LII. B., for several years Pro
lessor of commercial branches. has
been appointed Civil Service examiner
for the city of St Paul under the
new commission form of government
at salary of $4,000. The appoint
ment was won by competitive exami-
nation.
Hibernian Field Day: The third
annual Field Day of the Ancient Order
Of Hibernians of Ramsey County will
be held on the athletic field of the
College of st. Thomas on August 16
A varied program of athletic events
is being arranged for the occasion
by the committee in charge. These
will be participated in by members of
the Hibernians and of the Ladies Aux
iliary of Ramsey, Hennepin and adj
joining counties.
Church of ST. Anne: A Iridium in
honor of st. Anne, the patron of the
parish, was held in the French
Church, corner of Lyndale and
Eleventh Avenues, Minneapolis, end
ing on the patronal feast, Sunday,
July &c. The pastor, Reverend Da-
masus Richard, was assisted on Fri
day and Saturday by Reverend L. NJ.
Nicholas of Saltwater and Reverend
Andrew ]. Loeffen of Richfield About
four hundred received the tsacraments
during those two days. On Saturday
at nine o'clock a High Mass was cele-
brated at which ST. Anne's Society
received Holy Communion. On Sun
day evening this organization, which
is the altar society of the parish, re-
ceived the new members and Father
Richard preached on the patron of
the society and the parish, ST. Anne,
mother of the Blessed Virgin. On
Monday evening the celebration was
continued by lawn fete on the par
ish grounds. The women of the par
ish served luncheon to the large num-
bers that crowded the lawn during
the evening.
Concert by ST. Louis K. of c. Choir:
1O CSISpI dlSu 1AllISnlS VI SOlulll-
bus Choral Club of ST. Louis, Mo.
which has charge of the musical fea-
lures of the National Convention of
the knights of Columbus to be held
in ST. Paul next week, will give con
cert in the Auditorium, Minneapolis
under the auspices of Hennepin Coun-
Gil on Sunday evening, August ., be-
ginning at a quarter past eight o'clock
The choir, consisting of seventy-two
voices, under the direction of w. r.
Diebels. has an international reputa-
ton. 1t will be assisted by Miss
Esther Osborn, prima donna soprano
of the Hamburg Opera. Tickets can
be procured at the Cable Piano Co. S
Office.
League of Catholic Women: The
Japanese garden fete held at the
bennington Hotel, Minneapolis, Mon
day evening, July q, was pro-
nounced success in every respect. Mrs.
Archibald H. Saunders was hostess
and under her direction the manage
ment had decorated the hotel and