The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-01-10

Audus has ministered in the Pro-
Cathedral parish since his ordination
more than six years ago and has now
been appointed pastor of the church
of ST. Mary at Hopkins.
League of Catholic Women: A
Yuletide party was given by the Min
neapolis League of Catholic Women,
Tuesday evening, December 80, at st.
Mary's Hall for the resident girls and
their friends. The house was deco
rated in red and green and lighted
with Christmas candles. A musical
program was given, Mrs. Dahlbern be-
ing the principal soloist. Mrs. Hubert
Kelly, chairman of the party COM
mittee, was assisted by Miss Mary
Mcdonald and several members of the
League.
White Bear: Reverend Petrick j.
Hart, pastor of the Church of st.
Mary of the Lake, announced last
Sunday that preparations for the
building of the new parochial school
will begin at once A meeting will be
held Sunday afternoon, January IS, at
three o'clock at which a committee on
building and finance will be ap-
pointed There will be eight class
rooms in the new building. A
preliminary sketch of the new school
has been prepared by Architect E. J.
Donahue of ST. Paul
New UIm: The thirty-eighth an
nual meeting of the st. Joseph society
was held Friday afternoon, Dec 26,
at which time the annual report was
presented. The society now numbers
489 members. The total receipts dur
ing the past year were $2,020.80, of
which $75640 was expended for sick
benefits. Other expenses amounted
to $998.85. The society has assets
valued at $5,891.45 and is in flourish
ing condition.
George Gerlach, president of the
State Aid socity, addressed the meet
ing, and addresses were also given by
Reverend Robert Schlinkert and Rev.
erend Adolph Schott, G. PIP. S. Dur
ing the evening the officers gave a
smoke social in honor of the state
president
officers for the current year were
elected as follows: President, Wd.
Eibner; vice president, Peter Spren-
ger; recording secretary, Alex. Ran
weller; assistant recording secretary,
VIM. Martinka; financial secretary,
Christopher Filzen; treasurer, Christie
pher Sprenger; board of trustees,
Mich. j. Lang, VIM. J. Julius and
Fidel Schneider
ReIvidere: The frescoing in the in
terror of the Church of ST. Mary has
been completed. The work was done
by the designer, Wilfrid Lalonde of
st. Paul
Belle Creek: The Father Mathew
Temperance Society celebrated the
fortieth anniversary of it's organiza-
ton, Sunday, December %. The SER
mon at the High Mass by the pas
tor Reverend Leo Ennis, was on the
subject of Temperance. Sunday even
ing large crowd from various parts
of Goodhue County both members and
; non-members gathered in the parish
hall where Father Ennis gave lee
) ture on the life and labors of Reverend
; Theobald Mathew. The president of
the society, Philip Ryan, also spoke
> and while he paid fitting tribute to
the deceased members of the organi-
zation he congratulated the society on
, the fact that three of it's original
, members are still living. One of the
three, Michael Barry, was present and
gave a stirring address in which he
appealed particularly to the young
men. Several songs were rendered
and an oyster supper was served.
Waconia: Improvements in the
cemetery of st. Joseph's parish were
made during the past year to the ex-
: tent of $500. A fancy rail fence now
encloses the ground and over the en-
: trance is an arch suitably inscribed
The work was done by Max Vein
mann.
! st. Peter: The st. Peter council of
J the knights of Columbus received
} Holy Communion in body, Sunday,
} January 4, in the church of ST. Peter
The High Mass at which the knights
: received was celebrated by the pas.
tor, Reverend David J. Moran at half
past eight o'clock. The sermon was
preached by Reverend James M. Rear
don of st. Paul. After Mass break.
fast was served by members of the
, Sewing society in the church hall
A social session followed and several
addresses were made
Belle PIaine: The annual New
Years entertainment of the Catholic
Order of Foresters was given in
Weibeler's hall, Tuesday evening,
Dec. 80. Supper was served in the
Hotel Oxford. The music was in
charge of the Haevlng-Simon Or
chestra.
Saltwater: The new gymnasium
in the Clancy Memorial school has
added much interest to athletics
among the men of ST. Michaers par
ish. On Monday evening of last week
the first basketball game played in