The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-02-14
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Cathedral of ST. Paul: A two weeks
mission will open at the Solemn High
Mass on Sunday, March l. 1t will be
under the direction of the Paulist
Fathers from st. Mary's Church, Chi
CagO.
st. Paul Seminary: Right Reverend
Bishop Duffy conferred holy orders
for the first time in ST. James Cathe-
dral, Kearney, Neb., Wednesday morn
ing, February 4, when the order of
Subdeaconship was conferred on Rev
erend H. Keil. Mr.. Keil was educated
in Freibourg and came to the Sem
mary last fall where he spent few
weeks in study before leaving for
Kearney
Guild of Catholic Women: The Arts
and Letters department of the ST. Paul
Guild of Catholic Women met Tues
day afternoon, February 10, at the
home of Mrs. Pierce Butler, 1347 Sum-
nit Avenue. The general subject
treated during the meeting was, "The
Gauls" Mrs. John Byrnes read a pa
per on "Gallia Antigua" "The Mon
astiC Schools" a paper by Mrs. o. ].
Tong, gave an account of the schools
of Marmoutier, Lyons and st. Victor.
Mrs. John l.. Haas dealt with "The
Conversion of the Franks in the Year
1876" The discussion was led by Mrs.
John H. Donohue.
silver tea will be given by the
Guild Tuesday afternoon, February II,
from two o'clock to five at the Angus.
Mrs w L. Berking is president of the
social committee in charge. A
musical program has been arranged
for the occasion. The proceeds will be
for the general fund of the Guild.
An all-day sewing meeting was held
last Monday at the Wilder building to
make garments for the poor Of the
city.
Lecture in Hibernian Halls: About
six hundred people filled the audi
torium at Hibernian Halls, st. Paul,
last Monday evening to listen to lee
ture on "The Catholic Church and the
American Saloon" by the Rev. James
M. Reardon. The lecture was under
the auspices of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians and the Ladies Auxiliary.
The speaker dealt with the demoraliz-
ing effects of the brewery-controlled
liquor traffic in the United States and
quoted from the DEGREES of the Plen-
airy Councils of Baltimore to prove
that the Catholic Church cannot be ac-
cused of counting alliance with the
saloon or being in any way leagued
with the promoters of the liquor traffic
among whom she desires none of her
children to be numbered. Mr.. Charles
p. Young, who was introduced by
President Mulrennan, of Division No.
4, presided at the meeting.
Catholic Order of Foresters: The
Catholic Order of Foresters of ST. Paul
and South ST. Paul held joint initia-
ton in the Ryan Hotel on the evening
of February g. The initiation was pre-
coded by an elaborate banquet in which
about three hundred and fifty persons
participated. At its close seventy-nine
candidates, representing nine differ
ent courts, were initiated into the or
der by Martin j. Ryan, acting High
Chief Ranger, assisted by George W..
Stenger, State Secretary, who acted
as Past Chief Ranger and Fred Hecker
acting Vice Chief Ranger The initia-
ton was followed by a program of
toasts, interspersed with musical and
vocal selections. Matt. BantZ was toast
i I0li pn1
by the Rev. James M. Reardon, Hon
orable D. w Lawler, Senator Julius
Collier of Shakopee, Charles E. Vasaly,
president of the State Board of Con-
troll, P. H. Martin of Duluth, State
High Chief Ranger, and M. G. Egan,
one of the oldest members of the or
der The dining hall was specially
decorated for the occasion and the ar
rangements were in charge of COM
mittee of six, of which D. B. Hickey
was chairman The candidates initia-
ted belonged to the following courts:
ST Paul, No. 80; ST. Matthew, No.
367: st. Agnes, No 459; st. Hubertus,
No. SAL; ST. Martinus, No. $50; ST.
Louis. No. SO6 All Hallows, No. SIT;
Sacred Heart, No. 1853; and ST. Au-
gustine, No. 947.
ST. Agatha's Conservatory: St.
Agatha's Conservatory, st. Paul, has
secured Madam Marie Won Unschauld
for a piano recital in the Knights of
Columbus Hall Friday evening, Febru-
airy 49, Madam Won Unschauld is court
pianist to the Queen of Roumania and
author of several works on piano
teaching and technique, among them
the volume entitled THE Hand of the
Pianist" The proceeds of the recital
will be devoted to the fund for the
Chapel of St Joseph in the New
Cathedral
Priests Mother Dead: Mrs. Clara
Sausen, mother of Reverend Alphonse
Sausen, o. S. B., died at st. Joseph's
HOSPITAL, St. Paul, Wednesday even
ing. February 4, after an illness of a
month. The funeral took place from
the Sacred Heart Church, st. Paul, Sat
urday morning, February Z, at nine
o'clock. The Solemn Requiem Mass
was sung by the son of the deceased,
Father Samson of St Johns Abbey,