The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-11-21
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL

A. Burns, of st. Paul, State Deputy of
the Knights of Columbus of Mime
sofa, has re-districted the State, add
ing two new districts, making eleven
in all. He has appointed the following
district deputies: Frederic D. Nc
Carthy, ST. Paul; James p. Coleman,
Minneapolis; DR.. E. w. Fahey, Duluth;
p. j. Barth, Winona; John H. Hob
mann, Mankato; James J. Nolan,
Brainerd; James z. Kennedy, Fari-
bault; Charles ]. Riley, Austin;
Charles Burke, Morris; William c.
Haney, MARSHALL Paul Ahles, st.
Cloud.
Our Lady's Chapel: The regular
monthly meeting of the committee in
charge of the work of collecting funds |
for the finishing of the chapel of the |
Blessed Virgin in the New Cathedral
will be held in the Wilder Charity |
Building on Friday afternoon, Novem-
Der 20, for the purpose of receiving
reports and money from the solicitors. |
Tabernacle Society: On Friday, No
vember %, at p. M, the annual cleo
ton of officers of the st. Paul Taber-
nacle Society will take place at the |
Royal Arcanum Hall, st. Paul.
Guild Of Catholic Women: The lee |
ture given by Miss Katherine Hen |
messy of Albany, N. Y, under the aus
pices of the guild in the knights of |
(NOl1IU1 blIS aI16itori1,yY, II |
was attended by q large and appre- |
ciative audience who thoroughly en-
jOyed the story of Robert Louis Stew
ensons career and literary productions |
as told by Miss Hennessy. The pro-
ceeds were added to the treasury of |
the guild for the relief of the poor.
The Department of Arts and Letters
will meet at the Angus OH Monday,
November %, at 2:30 y. III. North
umbria, the Irish Mission" is the
topic for the afternoon. Papers will
be read on Royal st. Oswald by
Mrs. p. Gallagher; "Aidan of Iona
and Lindisfarne," by Mrs. J. J. Regain
Mrs. T. J. Halloran will lead the dis
cusSion.
ST. Vincent De Paul Society: The
annual meeting of the Particular Coun-
Gil of the st. Vincent de Paul Society,
of which James G. Nolan is president
will be held in the Knights of Column
bus Building, on Sunday evening, De-
Cember 6. A cordial invitation to at
tend is extended to all who are in
terested in the work of the society.
The yearly reports of the subordinate
organizations will be read and other
business of interest to all who are in
sympathy with the aims and purpose
of the society will be transacted.
ST. Andrews Parish: The Rev. II.
A. Printon, pastor of the Church of
ST. Andrew, moved into his new resi-
dence, 1140 Argyle street, in the early
part of this week. The new parochial
house is located on d portion of the
property recently acquired for new
church in the Warrendale Addition,
Como Villa. On Tuesday evening, No
vember 10, the parishioners, to the
number of one hundred and fifty, gath
cred at the new residence and enjoyed
ments were served and addresses
made by the Rev. Il. Crowley, pastor
of st. Vincent's Church, and several
members of the parish. Arrange
ments have been completed for a
bazaar to be held in st. Andrews
Church Hall, corner Hatch and
Churchill Streets, from November 80 |
to December 5, the proceeds to be
devoted to paying a portion of the
cost of the recently acquired church
property. The new parochial resi- |
dence is being remodelled and i'm
proved that it may be more suitable
for the purpose to which it is now put. |
House of the Good Shepherd: A |
ceremony of religious profession will
be held in the convent chapel, Mt. |
Eudes, Milton and Blair Streets, ST. |
Paul, on Saturday, November 81, be-
ginning at two o'clock.
Church of the Assumption: A i
Thanksgiving festival will be held at
the Assumption School Hall, corner of
Exchange and Ninth Streets, st. Paul,
ON Tuesday and Wednesday, Novem-
Der "A and %. An Old-style German
dinner will be served on Tuesday |
evening and special Thanksgiving
dinner on Wednesday evening at 6
o'clock. During the meals the Johans
Musicians and the Tyrolese Singing
Club will entertain the guests. A num-
Der of attractive booths will be we'll
stocked with fancy articles and espe-
cially the Santa Claus headquarters.
On Wednesday evening at the close
of the festival there will be a special
sale. The net proceeds will be used
to defray the cost of the improve
ments made at the Assumption Church
during the year.
A. o. n. Celebration: The Ancient
Order of Hibernians will commemo-
rate the forty-seventh anniversary of
the death of the Manchester martyrs
in Hibernian Halls, st. Paul, Monday
evening, November %. A special
program is being prepared for the
occasion.
e. Iohn's Parish: A "PariSh Tea"