The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-10-23

soprano; Mr. j. Austin Williams, ten
or; and Mr.. Harry Phillips, barytone.
The McPhail orchestra, with Miss JOS
ephine Littel at the piano, will accom-
pany. Miss Margaret Zeney will sing
the Aria, Farewell to the Forest, :"
from Tschaikowsky's opera, Joan of
Arc.
Church of the Holy Rosary: A COM
edy entitled, Green Stockings" will
be given in the parochial school audi
forum of the Holy Rosary parish,
Minneapolis, which is in charge OF
the Dominican Fathers, on Monday
and Tuesday, October 25 and rs, for
the benefit of the church. 1t will be
under the auspices of Division No. 4,
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians, and the direction
of Mr.. w. R. Street,.
Farihault: Arrangements are being
made for a lecture for the benefit of
the Immaculate Conception Church by
Rev. J. r. Volz, O. P, native OF
Faribault. The date of the lecture has
not yet been fixed.
On Wednesday of last week, Mrs
Mary McFadden, of st. Paul, deliv-
cred an address before the members
of Trinity League at the |. 0. 0. r.
hall. In the course of her lecture she
dwelt on the good work which Cath.
Ollie leagues are doing in all parts OF
the country.
WatervilIe: On Tuesday evening,
October 10, Rev. James Donahoe, pas
tor of the Church of st. Bridget, Min
neapolis, delivered lecture on "The
Meaning of County Option" at the
auditorium.
ShieIdsviIIe: The Knights of Co.
lumbus Dramatic Club, OF Faribault,
presented the three-act comedy, Dor
rowed Spectacles," in ST. Patricks
Hall on Thursday evening, October FL
1t was we'll received by large and
appreciative audience.
WaverIy: The Honorable Daniel W..
Lawler, of st. Paul, delivered the
principle address at the Discovery
Day" celebration held in the City Hall
on Tuesday evening, October II, under
the auspices of the local Council of
the Knights of Columbus.
Kilkenny: Father Donahoe of
Minneapolis lectured at Murphy's hall
an Wednesday evening, October 20,
on behalf of the ''drys" in the county
option campaign which will close next
Monday in LIE Sueur County. The
music was furnished by st. Canice
Cadet band.
Montgomery: A large class of can
didates will be admitted to member
ship in the Montgomery Council,
Knights of Columbus, at an initiation
to be held on the afternoon of Octo-
Der "a.
Winsted: The Right Reverend
Bishop Lawler administered the Sac
rament of Confirmation to class of
1876 in the Church of the Most Holy
Trinity, of which the Rev. A. j. Rinke
is pastor, on Thursday, October IA,
and on behalf of the class w as pre-
scented with check for 500 for the
New Cathedral Building Fund.
Silver Lake: On Friday, October
10, the Right Reverend Bishop Law
Ter visited Silver Lake and admins
tered Confirmation in both churches.
In the Church of st. Joseph, of which
Right Reverend Mgr. Francis ITCHY is
pastor, 100 children received the Sac
rament and the confirmation offering
for the New Cathedral amounted to
$4,000; in the Church of ST. Adalbert
he confirmed 100 and received from
the class as a donation to the New
Cathedral the sum of $44.25. The Rev.
A. zalewski is pastor of st. Adalbert's
Church.
New Ulm: st. Patrick Council,
Knights of Columbus, will confer the
first three degrees of the Order on a
large class of candidates in the paro.
chial school auditorium next Sunday
The members of the local council,
visiting Knights and candidates will
attend Mass in body in the Church
of the Most Holy Trinity.
Glencoe: Last Sunday, October Ii
Bishop Lawler administered Confirma
ton to class of 125 IN the Church
of IS. Peter and Paul, of which Rev
Leopold Haas is pastor. He also con
frmed 45 in the Church of st. George
of which Rev. John Byrne is pastor
and received a confirmation offering
of $25 for the New Cathedral.
Rosen: The Rev. Norbert Gerstl
pastor of st. Joseph's Church, pre-
sented class of SO children for Con
firmation on Monday, October Is. The
Right Reverend Bishop Lawler. off
ciated and the confirmation offering
amounted to $50.
Buffalo: The contract for the new
Church of st. Francis, of which Rev
Joseph A. Heinz is pastor. was award
ed this week to r. ]. Cheney and Co
of Minneapolis. The work of excavat
ing for the basement has already be
gun, the foundation will be put in this