The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-08-29
NEW WORLD ITEMS.

Library Publishes Catholic List
The Free Public Library of Louis
vile, KY, has prepared and issued,
with the approval of the board of trus-
tees, a list of books of interest to Cath
olic readers. The cost of publication
was assumed by the Jefferson County
Federation of Catholic Societies. The
work has the approval of Bishop
O'Donaghue.
New Hospital Opened.-At Coving-
ton, KY, the new ST. Elizabeth Hos
pital was recently opened to the pub
lie. 1t occupies block and is bound
ed by four streets. The building is a
four-story one and cost half million
dollars.
Auxiliary Knights of Father
Mathematics Sallie Hickson of Kan
sas City, Mo-, was chosen supreme
president of the ladies' auxiliary to the
knights of Father Mathew, and
Bloomington, ILL.,, was chosen for the
meeting place of the 1915 convention,
at the closing session of the biennial
convention held recently in Chicago.
The other officers chosen were: SUI
preme vice president, Miss Teresa
Thornton, Kansas City, Mo-; Supreme
secretary, Miss Catherine Nugent,
Kansas City, Kan. Supreme treas
urer, Mrs. Ida O'Connor, Kansas City,
Kan; Trustees, Mrs. Della K. Brooks
Chicago; Miss Catherine Murray, St.
Louis; Miss Nellie Nolan, st. Joseph
Supreme sentinel, Mrs. Alila Franklin,
Joliet, Ill.
Bishop of Martinique Dead.-The
death is reported of Mgr. Malleret, of
the Congregation of the Holy Ghost,
Bishop of Martinique. He had been
consecrated for only two years, but
his jurisdiction promised much for the
islands under his care. His death
occurred in his native town of Servant,
France, at>the age of forty-nine years.
Called to War.-From the peace and
holy quiet of monastic life to the
turbulence and strife of the battlefield
is a far cry, but it is the experience
which three members of the Benedic-
tine of New Orleans Diocese expect to
undergo shortly. Two of the young
Benedictines are German reservists,
while one still owes his army service
to France. The German priests are
Rev. Gregory Uhlenbrock, project of
st. Paul College, Covington, La, and
Father Laurence, ordained but a short
time ago. The French soldier-priest
is Rev. Berchmanns Balay.
Wisconsin Franciscan College,
Plans have been accepted for the cree
ton of a large addition to st. Bona
venture College, the Franciscan insti-
tuition at Pulaski, Wis. The new
structure will contain class rooms,
private rooms for instructors and stu
dents, and one wing will be used as a
printing plant, in which the Francis
can monthly magazine will be pub
lished. Work will be pushed to com
plete the buildings before winter.
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Minister Egan to SaiI.-Dr. Maurice
Francis Egan, United States minister
to Denmark, who is convalescing from
a severe illness, will sail for his post
on the Frederick VIII. of the Ameri-
can-Scandinavian line, which is the
first available steamer for the trip.
Business Men on Retreat.-Many of
the prominent Catholic men of Bal
t1more, among them leaders in the pro-
fessional and business world, went
into spiritual retreat at Georgetown
University on August Fl, and re,
NAMED until the following Monday
morning. Rev. William J. Ennis, S
j., president of Loyola College, con.
Quoted the exercises.
Mosaics for Baltimore Church.
Corpus Christi Church in Baltimore
recently received two mosaics in
memory of Mrs. Michael jenkins
which are pronounced to be the two
finest in the United States.
Nuns Fifty-third Anniversary
Sister Dominic, Mother Superior OF
the convent attached to the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception, Brook.
1yn, N. Y, recently celebrated the fif
ty-third anniversary of her admission
to the Sisters of st. Joseph and the
thirtieth anniversary of her superior.
ship of the convent in williamsburg.
Father Dorney's Property.-Persona
property valued at $1,903 was left by
the Rev. Maurice J. Dorney, late pas
tor of st. Gabriers Church, Chicago
according to an inventory filed in the
Probate Court.
Temperance Workers JubiIee.-The
Rev. A. A. Landing, pastor of St
James Church, Williamsburg, Pa, cele
brated the forty-fifth anniversary OF
his ordination, August f. A dinner
attended by number of prominent
clergymen was given in honor of the
occasion. Father Landing is noted
for his splendid service in the cause
of temperance.
Visitation Convent JubiIee,-The
golden jubilee of the foundation of the
convent of the Visitation, De Sales
Heights, Parkersburg, w. Va, durine
the Civil War in 1864, was celebrated
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