The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-11-21

20, with reception during which {
program of vocal and instrumental
selections was presented by loca
talent. st. Thomas College orchestra
played during the evening, Mrs
Eugene Skaaden sang and other vocal
numbers were given by the Choral
Club of the League under the direction
of Mr.. Skaaden. The new club rooms
are an enlargement of the social cen
ter and cafeteria maintained by the
League, the addition being made nee
essary by the popularity of the club
rooms. The arrangements for the re-
ception were in charge of Mrs. D.
Coonan of the Social Committee, Mrs.
j. II. Sanders of the Reception Com
mittee, Mrs. p. P. O'Halloran of the
| Decoration Committee, and Mrs.
Grace Gum of the Refreshment Com
mittee.
Church of the Incarnation: About
three hundred people were served at
the New England dinner in the parish
hall of the Incarnation Church, Min
neapolis, last Tuesday evening. The
ladies of the Willing Workers" were
kept busy waiting on the large crowd
of diners who filled the hall from
half past five until eight o'clock. The
musical numbers were thoroughly en-
| joyed. This was the first event of the
kind under the new officers of the
Willing Workers and all were gratified
at the success of the evening.
Church of ST. Boniface: The Zenith
Dramatic Club of the st. Boniface par
ish, Minneapolis, will give a three-act
drama entitled, Our Boys" in the
Der % and %. The performance will
begin at quarter past eight o'clock.
Mr.. Cannon's Visit: Thomas H.
Cannon of Chicago, High Chief Rang
er of the Catholic Order of Foresters,
ing of the Foresters in the Holy Cross
auditorium, Minneapolis, Sunday after
noon, November %, at two o'clock.
Other prominent officials of the order
will also be present.
FaribauIt: Mr.. Griffith, dramatic
reader, gave renditions of "The Hound
of Heaven" and CAS- You Like It" in
the assembly hall of Bethlehem Acad-
envy on Wednesday afternoon and
l.
cital by Mrs. Wade, announced for No
vember II, has been postponed until
the latter part of the month.
The women of st. Lawrence parish
are preparing for bazaar which will
be held in the parochial school hall
OH December and 8. Dinner and
supper will be served each day.
GraceViIIe: The annual sale of fancy
work will be held at St. Mary's Acad-
eHy beginning on Wednesday, Novem-
Der %, and closing on the following
Saturday. The sale will be held on
the afternoons and evenings of each
day.
Pennington: A musical and liter
airy entertainment for the benefit of
the Church of st. Michael was given
in the music hall on Friday evening,
November 20. Dramatic readings were
given by Mrs. Fred Whittier and local
talent contributed the rest of the eX-
cellent program.
Belle PLANE: At the nine o'clock
Mass on Sunday, November Is, the
members of the A. o. H. and of the
Ladies' Auxiliary received Holy COM
munion in body in the Church of the
Sacred Heart of which the Rev.
Thomas Minogue is pastor.
On the afternoon of November %
the young people of the Sacred Heart
parish will give an entertainment in
| the Majestic Theatre. 1t will consist
of a two-act farce with a program of
singing and musical numbers, after
| which supper will be served in Gan
mons hall by the women of the parish.
New Ulm: The new officers of st.
Patrick's Council, Knights of Colum-
bus, were installed on Sunday after,
noon, November Is, by District Deputy
John II. Holman of Mankato.
NorthfieId: The following officers
of the local council of the Knights of
Columbus were installed on Monday
evening, November 8, by District
Deputy j. p. Kennedy of Faribault,
assisted by the members of the Fari-
bault Council: Grand knight, o. N.
Calef; deputy grand knight, p. J.
Mergens; chancellor, w. F. Schilling;
financial secretary, e. n. Roster; re-
cording secretary, DR.. O'Hara; ward
en-, Leo Budd; advocate, Fred Festler;
inside guard, J. H. Mcclure; outside
guard, M. Z. Neville; trustee for three
years, Peter Cody. After the cere-
mony refreshments weer served and a
social hour enjoyed by the members
and visiting knights.
Shakopee: The Right Reverend
Bishop Lawler preached in the Church
of st. Mark, of which Mgr. Plut is
pastor, at the late Mass on Sunday
November 10, and Immediately after
Mass he confirmed a class of $50 chill
dren. In the afternoon of the same