The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-11-14
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.


at the late Mass in the Church of the
Assumption, st. Paul, on Sunday, No
vember s. In the afternoon class of
two hundred was confirmed. They
presented the Archbishop with a
check for $167 for the new Cathedral
Bishop Carroll to Speak: The Right
Reverend John p. Carroll, Bishop of
Helena, Mont, will preach at the
eleven o'clock Mass in the Church of
st. Luke, st. Paul, next Sunday. In
the evening he will deliver a lecture
at the Pro-Cathedral of st. Mary, Min
neapolis, on rs Christianity a
Failure?"
Mgr. Breynat's Visit: The Right
Reverend Gabriel Breynat, o. NJ. L.,
Vicar Apostolic of Mackenzie in the
Canadian Northwest, spent a few
days in the Twin Cities this week,
the guest of the Right Reverend Mgr
Guillot of the parish of Notre Dame
de Lourdes, Minneapolis Mgr
Breynat was consecrated in 1902, and
lives at Fort Resolution, N. w. Ty.
Fourth Degree Banquet: The Fourth
Degree Assembly, Knights of Column
bus, of st. Paul, gave complimentary
banquet to Henry G. Soucheray, Mas
ter of the Fourth Degree for the dis
trict of Minnesota and North Dakota
in the Commercial Club rooms on
Thursday evening, November II. Mr.
John A. Burns, State Deputy of Min
nesota, presided as postmaster and
addresses were delivered by Rev.
Thomas F. Gleason, pastor of the
Church of st. John; Mr.. w. d. Dryer,
a member of the National Board of
Directors, and the guest of the even
ing, H. c. Soucheray. Vocal numbers
were contributed by Mrs. Cameron,
Francis Rosenthal, Alfred Soucheray,
and Leo Gallagher. The music was
furnished by Pyer's orchestra.
Father Donahoe Elected: The Rev.
James Donahoe, City Missionary of
st. Paul, was chosen a director of the
Minnesota Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty at the annual meeting held
in the old Capitol during the week
Services for the Deaf: The regular
monthly services for the deaf mutes
of the Twin Cities and vicinity, will
be held in st. Agatha's Conservatory
st. Paul, next Sunday afternoon, at
three o'clock.
German Catholic Orphanage: A card
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German Catholic Orphan Asylum on
Randolph Street, st. Paul, will be Civ
Ell at the institution On Wednesday,
November IS, at 2:3O. p. IN. The
friends of the institution can. make
connections either from st. Paul or
Minneapolis with the Randolph-Hope
car line which passes the door.
DR.. WaIsh's Lectures: Last week
Dr. James j. Walsh, of New York,
visited the Twin Cities and delivered
lectures in the Pro-Cathedral school
hall, Minneapolis, and at st. Pail
Seminary, the College of st. Thomas,
and st. Joseph's Academy, ST. Paul.
Rev. J. A. Kern, pastor of the Church
of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Mt. Car
mel, n. D., has been appointed assist
ant at the Pro-Cathedral OF st. Mary,
Minneapolis, where he will devote spe-
cial attention to the training of boys
choir.
The Pro-Cathedral Dramatic Society
will present two comedy dramas on
Monday evening, November 16, at
eight o'clock, in the parochial school
hall
Church of ST. Anthony: A large
congregation attended the sacred con-
cert given in the Church OF st. An
thony of Padua, Minneapolis, last Sun
day afternoon, at half past three. The
proceeds of the concert were added
to the building fund of the new paro.
chial school.
Seton Guild: The concert an
nounced for November 10, will take
place next Wednesday evening, No
vember IS, in the Radisson ball room
at a quarter past eight o'clock. The
Seton Choral Club will sing selections
from the opera, "Pinafore,' and
Francis Pauly, Henry Woempler
Harris Gagnon, Mrs. Evelyn Gums
worth and Mrs. Helen G. Hermann
also will take part.
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Church of the incarnation: A har
vest festival will take place Tuesday
evening, November IL, under the aus
pices of the Willing Workers" of the
Incarnation Church, Minneapolis, il
the parish hall, corner OF Pleasan
Avenue and Thirty-eighth Street.
New England dinner" will be served
beginning at half past five o'clock
Musical and literary numbers are be
ing arranged for the evening. TIL
price of the tickets has been fiXet
at fifty cents. A card social to il
crease the funds for the harvest fes
tivaI was given in the parish hal
last Wednesday evening.
The Young Peoples Club gave