The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-23

| 10. The orchestra and glee club of
the department, together with men,
bers of the alumni, furnished the en-
Itertainment. Among the speakers
were w. B. Hurley, president; DR.. D..
Hilger, ]. B. Probst, civil service ex-
aminer; Paul Minser, A. John, A. H.
Anger and Professor ]. ]. O'Connor
of st. Paul; and d. F.. Foley, DIR. F.
Miller, H. F. Prinz of Minneapolis
Important business was transacted.
The next gathering will be held in st.
Paul before Lent.
Cretin High School: The annual
meeting of the alumni of Cretin High
School, st. Paul, was held in that in
stitution on Monday evening, Janu-
airy IS. The following officers were
elected: President, George Rogers;
Vice President, T. Newell; Secretary,
j. Ahern; Treasurer, j. McKenna. A
committee was appointed, of which j.
McKenna is chairman, to make ar
rangements for the annual banquet to
the meeting James McKenna, J.
Schneeman, John McConnoloug and
the Orpheus Quartette entertained the
members with songs, Rotations; etc.
Church of ST. Louis: The Rev.
Henry Gros, S. NJ, former pastor of
the Church of st. Louis, st. Paul, died
in Southern France on New Years
Day in the seventy-eighth year of his
age. He left st. Paul about fifteen
years ago and of late years was en-
gagged in missionary work in his ma
tive land.
De La Sale Institute: The Alumni
Association of the De La Sale fnsti-
tute, Minneapolis, held it's annual cleo
ton on January Is, at the school hall
on Nicollet Island. The following
we're elected: President, A. J. Fisher;
Vice President, w. Hessburg; Secre-
tary, w. p. Graves; Treasurer, Lester
Cunningham; Executive Committee,
w. ]. Doyle, l.. o. Wolff, L. G. Flaher-
ty, Bernard Lehman, and F. A. Had
ley. Brother Lewis, Director of the
school, gave an address.
University Catholic Association:
Rev. John Dunphy, Vice Rector of the
College of st. Thomas, addressed the
Students Catholic Association of the
University of Minnesota on Sunday,
To OF hA Tnix oh
on ireland" He pictured the splen-
did struggle which Ireland has made
for Home Rule and the great crisis
which she now faces because of the
European war. On account of the
first semester examinations there will
be no meetings of the Association un-
til Sunday, February z. On that day
and thereafter the meetings will be
held in the Music building which was
formerly the Y M. G. A. On Wednes-
day evening, February II, the annu-
al banquet for Catholic students of
the University will be held at Shevlin.
Hall.
Hennepin Council Knights of Column
bus: The report of John c. Sheehan,
Treasurer of the Home Association
which controls the club house of the
Council at 428 South 9Th Street, Min
neapolis, made at the last regular
meeting, SHOWS that the finances are in
a very satisfactory condition. The
following new members were elected
to the Board of Directors: ]. l.. Muir
ply, p. J. Sheehan, Matthias Baldwin,
and J. w. Hoffman.
Pro.cathedral of ST. Mary: A sa-
cred concert will be given in the Pro-
Cathedral of st. Mary, Minneapolis,
Sunday evening, February z. The reg
ular choir of the Pro-Cathedral will be
assisted by an orchestra. The Young
Ladies' Sodality has charge of the ar
rangements Admission will be TWEEN
ty-fiVe cents.
| League of Catholic Women: A new
boarding home for children has been
established on Cedar Avenue, Mime.
apolis, by the League. Children whose
mothers do day work will be received
there, as also orphans who are too
young to be received at the Catholic
orphanage. The home is ten-room
dwelling house with large and pleas
ant yard. The building has beer
thoroughly renovated and remodele6
to suit the needs of the new institu
ton. New plumbing has been in
stalled and the rooms have been deco
rated. Mrs. Howard Chandler has
charge of the home.
} Mr.. James ]. Reagan gave an address:
{ on 1.-THE Home and Its Influence" be
) fore the members of the League or
r Monday, January II. The address was
interesting and instructive and wa:
3 well received by his auditors.
E Church of st. Anthony: The mel
5 of the parish of st. Anthony of Padua
Minneapolis, will give a minstre
show in the auditorium of the Eas
i Side high school, Monday evening
s January 20. at eight o'clock.
> Church of the Incarnation: a sur
L per and social will be given by tn
parish organizations of the Incarne
, ton Church, Minneapolis, Wednesda
e evening, January q, at the West Sid
Commercial Club, East Lake Street
VI Supper will be served from fiV
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