The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-02-07
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

York whence he will sail for Europe,
February IL. Before his return he
will visit Rome and be received in
audience by the Holy Father.
Visitation Convent: The feast of
St Francis de Sales was celebrated,
Thursday January %, with Solemn
High Mass at ten o'clock, and Solemn
Benediction at half past two o'clock
The Mass was celebrated by Reverend
Peter F. Meade, pastor of the Church
of ST. Dominic, Northfield. The pane
gyric on St. Francis was preached by
Reverend Thomas J. Gibbons, pastor
of st. Lukes Church, st. Paul. Father
Meade officiated at Benediction.
Church of the Sacred Heart: The
pastor, of the Sacred Heart Church,
st. Paul, Reverend Valerius Nelles, O.
F. NJ, was honored by the young peO-
pie of the parish who gave an enter
tainment in the school hall, Sunday
evening, February 1, in honor of ST..
Valerius, the pastors patron. The
program consisted of a dramatic
cantata, The Jester and His Daugh-
ter" There were sixteen in the cast
and they prepared the play under the
direction of Reverend Hubertus Pfell,
O. F.. M. The hall was crowded with
parishioners and others who applauded
the players with enthusiasm.
Lecture in Hibernian Halls: "The
10 nd 10
loon" is the subject of a lecture to be
delivered by Reverend James M. Rear
don, Monday evening. February 9, in
Hibernian Halls, st. Paul. Mrs.
c. J. Conroy. county president of the
Ladies' Auxiliary, and Charles J. P.
Young, of the Hibernians, have made
the arrangements for this lecture.
There will be no admission charged
and the meeting will be open to non
members.
Death of Sister CorneIia: Sister
Cornelia O'Donnell died at st. Joseph's
Hospital, St Paul, Thursday, January
%, and was buried from the hospital
chapel the following, Saturday. The
erend James M. Reardon at seven
o'clock. Sister Cornelia, Alice O'Don-
nell, was born in Milwaukee, Wis,
fifty-two years ago, and Joined the
Sisters of st. Joseph in 1889. Twenty
three years of her life in religion were
spent in st. Joseph's Hospital
ST. Agatha's Conservatory: An
operetta, Red Riding Hood" was
charmingly given by the little folks at
St. Agathas Conservatory, st. Paul,
Saturday afternoon, January 81. A
spectacular fairy scene showed four
teen dainty little fairies and their
queen. The Wolf" the Mother" and
little Red Riding Hood" herself won
enthusiastic applause.
Tabernacle Society: The regular
monthly meeting of the Tabernacle
Society of St Paul was held on Friday
January 50, at Arcanum Hall. Rev.
Joseph A. Corrigan of the Church of
St Mark delivered an address on
Faith and the Love of Cod
Church of ST. Stephen: The women
of the parish will give silver tea at
the home of Mrs Morris Mcdonald,
2200 Blaisdell Avenue, Tuesday, Feb
ruary 10, from two until five o'clock.
Church of St. Charles: The COM
edy, TOO Many Husbands" was pre-
scented Wednesday evening. February
4, in the parish hall, Fourth street
and Thirteenth avenue South, Mime
apolis, by the st. Charles Dramatic
Club
Seton Guild: The Seton Guild of
Minneapolis will give a musical in the
ballroom of the Hotel Radisson
Wednesday evening, February II.
Numbers will be given by the Seton
Guild Choral club under the direction
of Mr.. O'Bryen and by the Seton Guild
orchestra, directed by Miss Ruth An
derson. Several of the leading SOLO
lists will assist in the program and the
male quartet, composed of J. ]. Samp-
son, Bertram NJ. O'Bryen, Anthony
Ingenhutt and Albert Mattan, will take
part Hon D. w Lawyer will deliver
an address.
Saltwater: A Boys Club was or
ganized in the parish of st. Mary,
Sunday evening, February l. Judge
H. H. Gillen delivered the chief adj
dress at the meeting. The pastor
Reverend Conrad Glatzmaier, o. S. B.,
Reverend Charles Corcoran, pastor OF
ST. Michaers Church. and Reverend
Edward Murphy were among those
present at the meeting and all gave
brief addresses. The Club began with
35 charter members.
Belle PIaine: A branch of the Holy
Name Society for the young men of the
Sacred Heart parish was established
at the beginning of the year and at
the meeting held, on the second Sun
day of January, the following officers
were elected: President, Edward
Dean; vice-president, William O'Con,
nor; consultor, Bartholomew Savage;
treasurer, Daniel O'Sullivan; secre-
tary, William O'Connor. Every young
man in the parish belongs to the So
ciety and everything points to sue
cessful future for the organization.
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