The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-12-05
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

ST. Paul Seminary: The Most Rev.
erend Archbishop vii offlciate at the
Solemn Pontifical Mass to be celebra-
ted in st. Mary's Chapel on December
s, the Feast of the Immaculate Con
ception, and the Rev. Oliver Dolphin,
pastor of st. Stephens Church, Anoka,
will preach the sermon.
st. Agatha's Conservatory: The
annual exhibit and sale of decorated
china, oil and water-color paintings
which opened in st. Agatha's Conserv-
atory, corner of Exchange and Cedar
Streets, st. Paul, on November 10,
will continue during the holidays.
Tabernacle Society: At the meet
ing of the st. Paul Tabernacle So
ciety held in the Royal Arcanum Hall
on Friday afternoon, November q, the
following officers were elected for the
coming year: President, Miss Mary
J. Chute; first Vice President, Miss
Frances Smith; second Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. J. H. Mccarthy; third Vice
President, Miss Annabelle McQuillan;
fourth Vice President, Mrs. Michael
Mcdonald; Recording Secretary, Miss
Gertrude Byrnes; Corresponding Sec
rotary, Mrs. Grace M. Gum; Treas
ureF, Mrs. w. J. Regain; Auditor, Mrs.
D. D. Crowley; Chairman of Linen
Department, Mrs. p. A. Murphy;
Chairman of Vestment Department,
Mrs. M. Rueth.
University Catholic Association:
Next Sunday, December 6, Rev. John
A. Ryan of st. Paul Seminary will de-
liver an address on christianity and
the War" before the Students Catho-
lie Association at the University of
Minnesota. The meeting will be held
in the chapel in the Library Building
at four o'clock in the afternoon. All
students in the University, whether
Catholic or nOn-Catholic, are invited
to attend. On the following Sunday,
December 49, Rev. G.. T. McGinnis OF
the College of St Thomas will address
the Association.
Guild of Catholic Women: The &C.
tivities of the Guild of Catholic Women
of st. Paul are manifold. Last year
it dispensed more than $4,000 for fuel,
clothing, rent, food, etc. The Relief
Department is in charge of women
who give wisely what is needed in a
material way and offer counsel and
advice to those in trouble; the Sewing
Department provides an opportunity
for those who wish to spend a few
hours each week in making new gar
ments and teaching the recipients
how clothing should be made; the
members of the. Hospital Department
look after the sick in their homes and
in hospitals, provide good reading
matter, attend to their spiritual wants,
and in case of death look after the
funeral arrangements whenever neces-
sary. Representatives Of the Juvenile
Court Department attend every ses-
sion of the Juvenile Court and do effec-
tive work for delinquent children.
They have succeeded in obtaining
mothers pensions for many whose
The Garment Committee receives do
nations of old clothes and disposes OF
them to those in need. The Employ
ment Department brings those out OF
work into touch with employers. The
Arts and Letters Department fur
nishes an opportunity for those who
wish to study Church History under
able guidance, and the social phase
of the Guilds activity brings together
the members of each parish occasion
ally and thus keep the parishes in
touch with the Guild as a whole.
ST. COLUMBIA Parish: A bazaar for
the benefit of the building fund of the
new st. COLUMBIA Church, st. Paul, OF
which Rev. NJ. J. Casey is pastor,
opened last Monday evening in st.
Columba's Hall, corner of Thomas
Street and Hamline Avenue, and will
close on Friday evening. Great in
terest is being manifested in the con-
test for set Of diamond earrings
the contestants being Miss Anna Pey-
ton, Miss Cecilia Ruffe and Miss Mary
Mcmahon.
Church Of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel:
This week the people of the parish OF
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel for the 1tal'
ian Catholics of Minneapolis, are cele-
brating the fourth anniversary of the
establishment of the parish with ba
zaar the proceeds of which will be de-
voted to paying for the church prop
erty. The bazaar closes next Satur
day evening. A number of booths
have been erected and an Italian din
ner is served every evening. The
Rev. Albert Comparini has been il
charge of the parish for year.
League of Catholic Women: A caro-
social will be given by the Minneapo
lis League of Catholic Women in thu
League rooms, 720 Marquette avenue
on Wednesday afternoon, December
The proceeds of the social will be de
voted to the settlement work which il
being conducted by the League unde
the direction of Mrs. Barry.
Pro-cathedral of ST. Mary: 9TH
Forgiveness of Sins" will be the sub
iaot traated nv Very Reverend Docto