The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02

emony by their pastor, Rev. Paul
Rissk, and the Sisters of st. Joseph.
The Sisters of St. Joseph teach cate
chism every Sunday in the Maronite
Church. The Archbishop expressed
his pleasure on the progress being
made by the Maronite parish. There
are at present in this parish four hun
dred souls-about sixty families, and
large number of unmarried men.
The Maronites are every year increas-
ing in number in Minneapolis. Their
church for the present is small, but
it has lately been put into very good
repair through the generosity of the
parishionerS.
Church of the Holy Rosary: The
Growing of the Queen of May will
take place next Sunday afternoon, the
children of the parish taking chief
part in the ceremony. Vespers will
begin at half past three o'clock and
May sermon will be preached. This
will be followed by procession in
which the chancel choir of eighty
members will take part. A feature
of this ceremony is the fifteen ban
ners, five white, five purple and five
red, representing, respectively, the
Joyful, Sorrowful and Glorious Mys-
teries. The services will end with
the May crowning in the sanctuary.
The semi-annual social of the Holy
Name Society was held last Monday
evening in Maccabee Hall and also in
Viking Hall. Cards, refreshments and
music formed the entertainment of
the evening Despite the constant
rain during the evening goodly
crowd attended at both halls and
about $10O was realized.
League of Catholic Women: At the
annual meeting of the Minneapolis
League of Catholic Women at the
knights of Columbus hall Saturday,
April 25, the officers elected were:
President, Mrs. w. j. Moorhead;
first vice president, Mrs. L. S. Donald
son; second vice president, Mrs. P. P.
O'Halloran; third vice president, Mrs.
w. S. Daggett; fourth vice president,
Mrs. G.. ziemers; fifth vice president,
Mrs. J. H. Mccarthy; sixth vice presi-
dent, Mrs M. Breslauer; financial Sec
retary, Mrs. G. A. Moore; recording
secretary, Mrs. J. H. Claggett; treas
urer, Mrs. j. T. Moore; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. E. J. Slater; chairman
of education committee, Mrs. G.. c..
Barry; chairman of financial commit
tee, Mrs. w. D. Mclean; chairman of
| juvenile court committee, Mrs. ]. L..
McNall; chairman of travellers aid
committee, Mrs. George Hamblin;
chairman of philanthropic committee,
Mrs. J. A. McLaughlin; chairman of
entertainment committee, Mrs. c.. Da.
Wright; chairman of press committee,
Mrs. E. G. Larpenteur; chairman of
house committee, Mrs. Grace Gum;
chairman of membership committee,
Mrs. Morris Mcdonald; chairman of
social committee, Miss Mary McDon-
aid.
The League will occupy May 1 one
of the houses on the E. Mapes prop
erty, which was recently purchased
when lease of st. Mary's Hall on
First Avenue S. and Fourteenth street
!; expires.
In the corner house at Hawthorn
avenue and Sixteenth street forty
girls can be accommodated. There
are now thirty-six girls in st. Mary's
Hall. The name will be also used on
the new property of the League. The
purchase price of the property, includ.
ing the two homes, was $4,000.
In the Bijou Theatre, Minneapolis
on the evening of May 4th, Miss Maud
Moore, teacher of dramatic expires,
sion, will present ''The Piper's Pay
one-act comedy, and "The Twig OF
Thorne," two-act Irish Comedy. The
proceeds go to the general fund of the
League to further important projects
that need much money for their sue.
cess.
Church of st. Joseph: st. Joseph s
Dramatic Club, Minneapolis, presented
the three-act comedy-drama, "The
Private Secretary" on Sunday and
} Monday evenings, April 26 and 27
The play was presented in st. Joseph's
auditorium adjoining the church. The
hall, which is the largest parochial
} hall in the city, was well filed both
evenings The music was furnished
by Bohligs orchestra. The proceeds
) will be added to the church fund.
New UIm: The ST. Cecilia Society
of tho Church of tho HO1v Trinity
gave a home-talent play at the audi
: torium in the Catholic school house
: Sunday evening, April 26. die Herr
schaft ist i'm Theater'' is the title Of
the one-act comedy presented to well
filed hall. A musical program preced
ed the drama, and Hofmeister's Or
chestra played during the intermis
sion.
/ FarbauIt: The Sewing Circle oi
st. Lawrence's parish met at the
school hall Thursday afternoon, Apri
: 80, where they were entertained by
: Mrs. Ferdinand Cromer St. Anne's
Society gave card social in the audi
} torium of st. Lawrence's school, Tues
] day evening, April 2S.
DIOCESE OF DULUTH.
Diocesan Correspondent: J. r. Nc
f Kinnon, 1920 E. 3rd ST., Duluth.