The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-10-24


graduating therefrom with the degree
of A. B. He then entered the medical
department of the State University
and will graduate next spring. He is
brother of Ignatius Hamel, the only
successful candidate from Minnesota
for one of the scholarships established
by the Knights of Columbus in the
Catholic University at Washington.
Pro-cathedraI of st. Mary: The
mission by the Oblate Fathers was
opened in the Pro-Cathedral of St.
Mary, Minneapolis, last Sunday. The
evening services during the week were
for women and there was an average
attendance of about 1000. Reverend
G. I. Nolan, o. NJ. l., of Buffalo, N. Y;
Reverend William Patton, o. NJ. l., of
Winnipeg, and Reverend ]. P. Fallon,
o. NJ. l., of Ottawa University, are Civ
ing the instructions. The close of the
women's mission will take place Sun
day afternoon, October 26, at four
o'clock. The closing sermon will be
followed by the renewal of baptismal
promises, enrolment in the scapular
and the imparting of the Papal Bene-
diction. The mems mission will open
Sunday evening at half-past seven
and will continue throughout the week.
Each morning the Mass beginning at
half-past five is followed by a short
instruction and after the eight o'clock
Mass there is a sermon.
Church of ST. Joseeph: The parish
bazaar of st. Joseph's Church, Fourth
Street and Twelfth Avenue North, Min
neapolis, will open Monday evening,
October &c, and continue all week.
Ten grand prizes have been donated
by members of the parish and two of
these will be drawn each evening.
Tuesday and Friday afternoons are re-
served for the children.
Church of the Incarnation: The Dis
covery of America by Columbus, an
illustrated entertainment, will be pre-
sented by Col. c. H. French, at the
parish hall of the Incarnation Church,
Pleasant Avenue and Thirty-eighth
Street, Friday, October %, at p. m.
and at SIS p. m.
The men who renewed their bap-
tismal VOWS at the close of the mis-
sion last Sunday evening filled every
seat in the church. The attendance of
the men at all the exercises last week
was about equal to that of the women
the previous week. Nearly 1000 COM
munions were given during the mis-
sion. The instruction class for nom
Catholics organized during the mis-
sion will be continued every evening
during the remainder of October.
Reverend J. M. Cleary will speak
Sunday evening, October 25, on the
Guardians of Liberty.
De La Sale Institute: The execu-
tive committee of the Alumni Associa-
ton of the De La Sale Institute, Min
neapolis, met Monday evening, Octo-
Der 10. The date of the annual ban
quet of the association was fixed for
November 10 in Donaldson's tea
rooms. Five speakers were chosen.
The literary society, at an adjourned
meeting, October IA, elected the fol
lowing officers for the year: Thomas
Spellman, president; George Ryan,
vice president; Henry Silk, secretary;
Leo Desmond, treasurer. The presi.
dent appointed as program committee
John Gormley, Eugene Burke and
George Kelly. The members are en-
thusiastic over the prospects for an
interesting and successful year OF
work in the society.
The school orchestra was organized
during the past week with Mr.. Emmett
Long as conductor. There are about
twenty members in the orchestra anG
the new material promises an organi
cation of greater efficiency than that
Of last year.
AIbertviIIe: st. Elizabeth's Drama
tic Society of Minneapolis, gave play
entitled, Mistaken Identity" in thu
school hall on Sunday evening, Octo
Der Is. The play was a great success
financially and otherwise and show
J how much the dramatic society il
: appreciated in the parish of st. ALDER
, of which the Rev. M. J. Duhr is pastor
The parochial school which is il
charge of lay teachers has an enroll
ment of 120 pupils 1t is bricl
: structure with an auditorium capabl
| of seating 700 persons on the secon
| floor, four well-equipped school room
| on the first floor, and a basement wit
= bowling alley, pool room, etc., for tn
5 benefit of the parish.
Montgomery: The Knights of CO
lumbus of Montgomery Council, Nc
J. 1873, held their annual election on FIR
c day evening, October II, at st. Rapf
= aels hall. The following officer
:. were elected: J. F. Keohen, Gran
: knight; DR.. E. F. Franta, Deput
/ Grand Knight; w. F. GILES, Char
: ceHor; P. J. Spence, Recorder; ]. "
|. Kizershot, Financial Secretary; A. T
e Kummet, Treasurer; C. D. McCarth!
). Advocate; J. T. Franta, Warden; ].
n Janutka, Inside Guard; r. Duchesnt
'. Outside Guard; P. J. Keohen, Truste,
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