The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-11-07

The new Stations of the Cross for
the Pro-Cathedral will be solemnly
blessed and erected Sunday evening,
November 8, by Reverend Valerius
Nelles, o. F. NJ, of ST. Paul, who will
also preach the sermon.
The alumnae of the Pro-Cathedral
school are preparing to repeat the
comedy, Breezy Point" Monday even
ing, November 16, in the school hall.
On the same evening the young men
of the Alumni Association will present
a two-act comedy.
Seton Guild: A concert under the
auspices of the Seton Guild of Mime
apolis will be given in the Radisson
ballroom Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der 10, at quarter past eight o'clock.
The proceeds will be used to enlarge
the Seton clubhouse at Minnetonka.
The attendance at the Seton Guild
classes, conducted in the guild rooms
at 206 South Fourth Street, is growing
steadily and the enlargement of the
class-rooms will soon become neces-
sary.
Church of ST. Anthony: A sacred
concert will be given in the Church
of ST. Anthony of Padua, Northeast
Minneapolis, Sunday afternoon, No
vember s, at half past three o'clock.
The quartet and choruses will be di-
rected by Madam Mastinelli, with Miss
Mabel Bacon as organist and Frank
Donella, violinist. The soloists will
be Anthony Ingenhutt, Jas. Sampson,
the Misses Irene Walsh, Anna Irving
and S. Huston of Minneapolis, and Mr..
Robert Gehan of st. Paul. The pro-
ceeds will be added to the building
fund of the new school of st. Anthony.
Church of st. Joseph: More than
$4,000 was cleared at the bazaar which
was held in the parish hall of st.
Joseph's Church, Minneapolis, last
week. Practically all of this amount
was raised by the sale of articles do
mated to the fair. There were no con-
tests: but the abundance of handmade
articles, embroidery and fancy work
of every description showed with what
zeal the women of the parish had
worked for the bazaar The Young
Ladies' Sodality, the Christian Moth
ers' Society, the Mems Athletic Asso-
citation and even the school children
worked with loyal enthusiasm for the
success of the enterprise. The decOra-
ton of the hall was carried out on an
extensive scale and made it most
attractive center during the week. The
proceeds will be added to the fund
new parish house.
Rush City: A class of forty-five
children was presented to the Right
Reverend Bishop Lawler for confirma-
ton in the Church of the Sacred Heart
after Mass on Saturday, October 81.
Bishop Lawler was assisted by the
pastor, Rev. S. p. Kinkead, and Rev.
r. F. Gibbons of Forest Lake.
Loretto: On October %, the Right
Reverend Bishop Lawler confirmed
class of eighty-five children in the
Church of IS. Peter and Paul. He was
assisted by the pastor, Rev. A. ].
Kern, and number of priests from
the neighboring parishes.
New UIm: The annual election of
st. Patrick's Assembly, Fourth Degree,
Knights of Columbus, was held on Oc
tober 26, and the following were
chosen to conduct the business of the
Assembly for the coming year: F. N,
John J. Moriarty; F. c., Eugene A.
Pfefferle; F. A., Robert Fesenmaier;
F. p, Peter w. Soukup; F. Comp,
Frank w. Kosek; F. 1. S., John Schae-
fer; F. o. s., Henry J. Berg; F. F.,
Rev. J. M. Manner, of st. Peter.
Watertown: The Right Reverend
Bishop Lawler confirmed a class of
children in the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception on Wednesday, No
vember A. He was assisted by the
pastor, Rev. Thomas Refill, and sew
eral priests from the neighboring par.
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Hastings: The Ancient Order OF
. Hibernians of Dakota County elected
5 the following officers at the annual
meeting: President, John Mcdonald
South ST. Paul; Vice President, T. P
: Moran, Hastings; Recording Secre
, tary, J. ]. Barrett, Hastings; FinancIa
2 Secretary, J. T. Sweeney, South st
/ Paul; Treasurer, B. O'Hara, Rose
4 mount; Chaplain, Rev. H. G. Mccall
4 South st. Paul. The next biennia
meeting of the County organization
will be held at Rosemount.
e Norwood: The women of the Church
l. of the Ascension held a bazaar las
r week at which a considerable sum o
Il money was realized from the sale o
e fancy articles and the serving o
meals. Rev. M. Goevert is pastor o
the parish.
II Belle PLANE: The congregation O
u the Sacred Heart parish, under tn
n direction of the pastor, Rev. Thoma
l. Minogue, has begun the work of re
II modelling and renovating the church
u A new spire will be added to the towe
g. to replace the one destroyed by ligh