The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-30

Vincent, st. Paul, Sunday, May "a, at
the nine o'clock Mass. In the after
noon at half past two the children re-
assembled in the church, where they
were enrolled in the scapulars, re-
newed their baptismal vows and took
the pledge until the age of twenty-one
years. The girls were then received
into the st. Agnes Sodality and the
fifty boys Joined st. Vincent's Society.
Church of st. Mary: On Ascension
Day at the nine o'clock Mass, Solemn
First Communion was given to one
hundred boys and girls, many of last
years class renewing their first Com
munion with the others. In the after
noon all were enrolled in the scapular
and renewed their baptismal vows.
Catholic Order Of Foresters: The
joint committee of the Catholic Order
of Foresters met Wednesday evening,
May 20, with st. Martinus Court, st.
Paul, and made arrangements to hold
a large joint initiation June % at st.
Agnes Church Hall. The ladies of st.
Agnes parish will furnish the refresh
ments. The committees are preparing
to receive at least four hundred mem
bers on that occasion.
Sunday, May "a, the G. o. F. of Illi-
nois held a large joint initiation in
Chicago. Two thousand Catholics, rep
resenting all nationalities and colors,
were initiated into the order. The fol-
lowing members represented Mime
sofa at the big meeting: julius A.
Collier of Shakopee, high trustee;
George w. Stenger, st. Paul, state Sec
rotary; D. B. Hickey, st. Paul Court
Nos SO, representing the oldest court
in Minnesota; Joseph Stoffell, Sacred
Heart Court, representing the Ger
mans.
A. o. II. Contest: The contest for
new members between the Hibernians
of Hennepin and of Ramsey counties
will close on May 81, and the candi.
dates will be initiated on that day at
Hibernian hall, st. Paul. The degree
team of Division No. 9, will have
charge of the initiation ceremonies.
South st. Paul: Sixty children re
ceived their Solemn First Communion
in the Church of st. Augustine, South
st. Paul, on Ascension Thursday al
the nine o'clock Mass and fifty-five
others renewed their first Communion
with the class. After Mass the chill
dren had breakfast in the church hall
the women of the parish serving al
the. tables. At eleven o'clock the
children were enrolled in the scapu
lars and renewed their baptismal vows
In the evening at half past seven there
was reception of the girls into the
sodality of the Children of Mary
Twenty-Five of the boys were received
into the Holy Name Society.
Church of ST. Elizabeth: The ORA
; matte Club of st. Elizabeth's parish
: Minneapolis, presented the drama
: Worth Struggle" last Sunday ant
: Monday evenings in the parish hall
: The proceeds were added to the funds
: of the church.
League of Catholic Women: Mr.. F
r. LIE Roux gave a lecture on tn,
7 causes of the French Revolution
, Tuesday evening, May 26th, in tn
q Knights of Columbus hall, SGT Maj
, quette avenue. The lecture was fol
>. lowed by a delightful social hour il
: charge of the social committee of tn
League.
Seton Guild: Reverend James N
: Cleary will deliver an address at a.
informal opening of the Seton Gull
club house, Seton Cliff, Lake Mime
= tonka, Saturday afternoon, May 80. L
the musical program which has bee
= arranged there will be numbers b
: the Seton Guild Choral club and tn
Seton Guild orchestra, under the diret
ton of Miss Ruth Anderson. Severs
matrons of the Guild will have charg
L of the tables and a number of youn
/ women will assist in serving.
GraceviIIe: The commencement e.
g ercises of ST. Mary's Academy will
g held in the opera house Friday aftel
noon, June 5, at three o'clock.
s White Bear Lake: The Most Re-
erend Archbishop will preach at tn
r High Mass in the Church of st. Mar
3 of the Lake, Sunday, June 14th, an
l. will lay the cornerstone of the ne
z parochial school at three o'clock
b, the afternoon. The contract for til
a. plumbing and heating of the ne
0, school of st. Mary was awarded la!
week to Frank Lonergan of Whit
E. Bear.
IS IVanhoe: The Forty Hours Dew
N ton was held in the Church of 81
s. Peter and Paul last Monday and Tue
day. The pastor, Reverend Stanle
lg Dobrenski, was assisted by Reverer
s, Vincent Yany of Minneapolis and Re
Is erend Peter Roy of st. Paul. On Tue
or day and Wednesday the same prizes
is conducted the exercises of the For
Id Hours in the Church of st. John Ca
2. thus, Wilno, which is tended as a mi
sion by Father Dobrenski
IL
m Cannon Falls: Memorial service
IL for the members of the G. A. R. we
IN held in the Church of St. Plus \
IS. Sunday, May "a. The pastor, Reeve