The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-10-17
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL

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the Chemistry Department. This has
necessitated the equipping of a new
chemical laboratory and the opening
of new classes The four laboratories
now in operation are fully adequate
to the present demands in the scien-
tifc courses. The new Physics Lab.
oratory especially compares favor
ably in point of accommodations and
equipment with any similar laboratory
in the state.
Within a month the college will be
able to place at the disposal of the
Music Department eight new music
rooms which are now in course of
completion.
The following twelve students, grad
yates of the college, have entered the
st. Paul Seminary: Robert NJ. Bias
tyr; Emmett NJ. Brown; Edmund NJ
Coughlin Richard w. Doherty;
Charles F. Doran Patrick j. Furey;
Joseph t. Gross; Joseph F. Mackey;
Thomas V. Mullane; Rudolph E. No
Ian; George A. Rogan; Frederick L.
TsChann.
Tabernacle Society: A day of
alteration for the members by the Tab
ernacle Society of st. Paul-Wednes-
day, October 14-was held in the Ca
thedral school auditorium and
brought to a close with Benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament and a ser
mon by Bishop Lawler at 4 o'clock.
The Rev. J. NJ. Cleary, pastor of the
Church of the Incarnation, Minneap-
oils, will address the members of the
Tabernacle Society at their rooms in
the Lowry Building, st. Paul, on Fri
day, October %, at three o'clock.
Catholic Girls Club: The Depart
ment of Civics of the Guild of Catho-
lie Women of st. Paul, has organized
Il Catholic Girls Club for young
women who are employed I'he first
meeting was held on Tuesday even
ing, October 6, in the new Cathedral
school auditorium at which the Rev.
James Donahoe, City Missionary, pre-
sided. Addresses were delivered by
Mrs. Frank King, and Mrs. E. ]. Dona-
hue.
Mrs. Schwartz Honored: At the
meeting of the Minnesota Federation
of Women's Clubs held in Rochester
last week, Mrs. John M. Schwartz OF
st. Paul, member of the Guild OF
Catholic Women, was elected Vice
President at large.
HamIine: The new church to be
erected in Hamline will be known as
the Church of st. Columbia. 1t will
be built on Hamline Avenue between
Lafond and Blair Streets. The bound
aries of the parish have been def
nitsly fixed by the Most Reverend
Archbishop. They are: Grotto Street
on. the east; Prior Avenue on the
west; University Avenue on the south
and the Great Northern railroad OF
the north. The Rev. NJ. j. Casey is
in charge of the parish.
Church of st. Francis De Sales
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Heinz
mother of the Rev. Joseph Heinz, pas
falo, Mimi, took place on Monda!
morning, October II, at 10 o'clock
! from her parish church of st. Francis
de Sales, St. Paul. The Solemn Mass
of Requiem was. celebrated by Fathe
Heinz, assisted by Father Bajec, pas
tor of the parish, as deacon, ant
Father Reuter-, assistant pastor, al
subdeacOn. A number of priests wer
present at the service. The remain
were inferred in Calvary cemetery
Mrs. Heinz. was seized with strok
of paralysis on October 6, and die
three days later In addition to Fa
Their Heinz, her husband and five MAJ
ried children are left to mourn
Pro-Cathedral of st. Mary: A two
weeks mission will be opened in tn
Pro-Cathedral of st. Mary, Mime
apolis, Sunday, October 10, at tn
High Mass. The Oblates of Mary In
maculate will conduct the exercises
under the direction of Reverend G.
Nolan, o. M. l., of Buffalo, n. Y. TIL
first week will be devoted to the won
en- of the parish, and the second wee
to the men. The children of the Pro
Cathedral School at the October d.
votions each day pray in public fo
the success of the mission. The pa;
tor, Reverend T. E. Cullen, has aske
all the members of the parish to pra
for the same intention.
Columbus Day" was celebrated las
Monday evening by the presentatio
of a three-act drama, Breezy Point
given in the Pro-Cathedral schot
hall by members of the Alumni ASS
citation. About 500 people filled tn
hall and. applauded the work of til
players with enthusiasm. Betwee
the acts vocal selections were re
dered by members of the Alumni. F
Their Cullen at the close of the eve
ing's entertainment announced that
dramatic society would be forme
among the Alumni of the school in 0
der that plays of the best charact'
could be more easily selected and re
dered for the benefit of the parish.
The October deyotions take plat
each afternoon in the Pro-Cathedr
at four o'clock. The rosary is sa
every day and this is followed {
Wednesday afternoons by BenedictiC
IF Tho R1nSSed Sacrament