The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-16
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

ST. Patrick's Chapel: About $4,000
is now in the hands of the committee
having in charge the solicitation of
funds for st. Patrick's chapel in the
new Cathedral of st. Paul
The Ladies' Auxiliary, A o. H., No.
4, gave an entertainment for the bene-
fit of the chapel fund, Friday evening,
May s, in the West Side Club and
cleared $500. The arrangements were
in charge of Mrs. Maurice P. Moriarty
The women of other divisions in Ram
sey County will soon hold similar en-
tertainments for the benefit of st.
Patrick's chapel.
President J. J. Regain to Speak:
James J. Regan of st. Paul, the Ma
tional President of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians, will be one of the
speakers at the unwilling exercises of
the monument to Commodore John
Barry, in Washington, D. c., Saturday,
May 16.
Services for Deaf: Reverend James
Donahoe will conduct services for the
deaf and dumb of the Twin Cities and
vicinity, Sunday afternoon, May II, at
three o'clock, in st. Agathas Conser-
vatory of Music and Art, corner of
Cedar and Exchange streets, St. Paul.
Church of ST. Luke: improvements
costing $1,000 have been made on st.
Luke's parochial school, st. Paul, dur
ing the past two weeks. A new plumb
Ing system has been installed, vacu-
UNI cleaner supplied and considerable
painting and other Improvements have
been completed.
To Honor ST. Bonifaee: The Ger
man societies of st. Paul are making
preparations to honor in particular
manner this year, st. Boniface, the
Apostle of the German nation. His
feast day, June 5, will be celebrated
on the Sunday following which this
year is Trinity Sunday, June T. The
committee having the celebration in
charge will meet to make detailed ar
rangements on Saturday, May 16. The
members hope, through the active CO.
operation of the priests of the city to
secure the participation of all the Ger
mans of st. Paul whether or not they
are members of German societies.
Cretin Alumni Banquet: The annual
banquet of the Alumni of the Christian
Brothers High School, st. Paul, will
be held on Thursday, May %, at the
st. Paul Hotel. A large attendance is
ofo dicfTsihIIf.
ed by representatives of each class.
In past years many have complained
of being overlooked. That was due to
the lack of knowledge regarding the
addresses of many, especially the old
er members of the Alumni. ALI are
cordially invited to be present The
committees would be delighted to have
a large number of the old timers pres
ent.
x. of C. Communion: About 400
members of the knights of Columbus
assembled in the Cathedral of St. Paul
for the eight o'clock Mass last Sun
day morning and received Holy Com
munion The Mass was celebrated by
Reverend James G. O'Hara of the Ca
thedral The State Chaplain of the
Order, Very Reverend H. Moynihan,
preached on the Holy Eucharist. After
Mass the knights re-assembled in the
ST. Paul Hotel where they breakfasted
Pro-CathedraI of st. Mary: The an
nual entertainment of the junior pupils
of the Pro-Cathedral school, Mime
apolis, will be given Sunday afternoon,
May II, in the auditorium of the
school, at Laurel and Sixteenth streets.
A varied program of hymns, recita-
tions, drills and other numbers has
been carefully prepared under the di-
rection of the Sisters. On May "a
the senior classes will give their enter
tainment
Some friends are preparing to pre-
sent large American flag to the
school and the pupils are planning a
flag raising" some afternoon before
Decoration Day.
Church of st. Anthony: The plans
for the new parochial school of ST. An
thony of Padua have been completed
this week by E. ]. Donahue of st.
Paul.
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.: A May
party will be given on Wednesday
evening, May 20, by the young ladies
of Division No. 4, Ladies' Auxiliary,
A. o. H., of Minneapolis, at their hall,
corner of Bloomington and Franklin
avenues.
Notre Dame Alumni: The Notre
Dame Club of Minnesota held its semi
annual reunion at the Hotel Radisson,
Minneapolis, Saturday, May 9. Attor-
ney John P. Murphy of Minneapolis,
formerly athletic director at the insti-
tuition, gave an address on Athletics
at Notre Dame" Professor G. E.
Pardo of ST. Thomas College, with
Professor Leo T. Murphy of the same
school as accompanist, gave several
vocal and violin selections. One Of
the most interesting addresses which
the club has ever enjoyed was given
by Judge Thomas M. Brady of st.
Paul, the oldest living alumnus Of No
ire Dame. He was asked to speak of
the changes noticed about the Uni