The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-12-19
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

the Most Reverend Archbishop Quig
ley in the Holy Name Cathedral:
Rev. Thomas J. Hogan; Rev. Conrad
PlOmin; Rev. William A. Cummings
Rev. Francis J. Nikola.
Our Lady's Chapel: The regular
monthly meeting of the committee in
charge of gathering funds for Ou1
Lady's Chapel in the new Cathedral
will be held on Friday, December IS
at 3 p. NJ, in the Wilder Charity
Building. Reports will be made by the
promoters and all subscriptions re
ceived will be turned in. Those in
charge of the project suggest dona
ton to Our Lady's Chapel as an APP
propriate Christmas gift from the eli
ents of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Donations may be sent to Mrs. c. J
McConville, 90 Arundel Street, Miss
Evelyn Prendergast, 663 st. Peter
Street, Mrs. S. ]. Agnew, Forepaugh
Building, or the Rev. r. J. Gibbons
pastor of st. Lukes Church.
College of ST. Catherine: Last
Sunday, December 13, the students
gave their annual reception in honor
of Archbishop Ireland. A song OF
welcome by the entire school greeted
the Most Reverend Archbishop as he
came into the reception room. Miss
Loretta Powers then delivered short
address, following which, each student
was presented to the Archbishop. After
the reception the Archbishop gave a
short address.
The Christmas vacation begins Mon.
day afternoon, December II, at four
o'clock. School work will be resumed
on Tuesday morning, January 5.
COLLEGE of st. Thomas: The semi
annual examinations began Thursday,
December II, and will end next Mon
day afternoon when the students will
be allowed to go home for the Christ
mas holidays. The vacation closes on
Monday, January 4, on which day the
boarders return, and work will be re
sumed in every department on the
following day.
The College authorities expect that
the students who are making applica-
ton for admission after the Christmas
holidays will send the registration
considerably over the seven hundred
mark. This will be new record in
enrolment at the College.
Service for Deaf Mutes: The regu.
lar monthly service for the deaf mutes
of the Twin Cities will be held in ST.
Agatha's Conservatory, corner of Elk
change and Cedar Streets, next Sun
day afternoon at three o'clock. The
usual program of exercises will be
carried out under the direction of the
Spiritual Director, Rev. James Dona-
hoe.
Church of ST. Louis: The Rev
Alexandra Loude, S. NJ, former assist
ant at the Church of ST. Louis, St
Paul, died at Haverhill, Mass, on De
cember 2, in the siXty-first year of his
age, after a brief illness of pleuro
pneumonia. He was native OF
France where he was ordained to the
priesthood and where he was for some
time seminary professor. He came
to the United States in 1883 and
served as Rector of st. Marys Col
lege, Van Buren,, Me. Later on he
was engaged i'll paroChial work
Since 1901 he was assistant pastor
of st. Joseph's Church, Haverhill.
c. O. r. Election: The annual
election of officers in st. Paul Court
No. SO, c. o. F., held Thursday even
ingn, December 10, 1914, which result
ed as follows: Chief Ranger, Robert
A. Dudley; Vice Chief Ranger, Jos. T
Carrier; Recording Secretary, Franz
st. Martin; Financial Secretary, DAME
B. Hickey; Treasurer, Frank j. He'll;
Speaker, John McNeal Trustee
years, John F. Quinn; Delegate, Joh1
w. Mulrennan; Alternate, Frank J
Hebl Court meets End and 4th Thurs
days at Central Hall.
Pro-CathedraI of ST. Mary: Thu
Most Reverend Archbishop Irelant
will pontificate at the eleven o'clocl
Mass in the Pro-Cathedral of st. Mary
Minneapolis, on Christmas day. TIL,
students choir from st. Paul Seminar,
will be present and sing the proper
of the Mass.
Church of ST. Stephen: The Ora
matte Club of the Church of st. Steph
en-, Minneapolis, presented the drama
Colleen Bawn," before large aud
ence in the auditorium of the Yves
High School on Thursday evening
December 10. The play was much al
preciated by all who attended the pei
Torrance.
League of Catholic Women: TIL
League of Catholic Women of Mime
apolis will give Christmas entertain
ment next Saturday afternoon in thei
new assembly hall, 720 Marquett
avenue, for the children of the Leagu
Settlement House, 625 Main Stree
Northeast. The children will be take
over and brought back in automobile
Miss Mary Tillisch will tell Chris
mas stories and Miss Blanche Scale
will sing. Two hundred children wi
be entertained.
University Catholic Association
Last Sunday afternoon the Rev. G.