The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-10-02

linen, and comforter and quilt max
ing, by taking orders from members
of the Guild. The work will be done
at reasonable rates and the money will
be paid out to needy people who would
rather work than accept charity. Mrs.
E. ]. Clasen is chairman of the Needle
work Department of the Guild.
Pro-CathedraI of st. Mary: A iridium
of devotions is in progress in the Pro-
Cathedral of st. Mary, Minneapolis, in
preparation for the Rosary devotions
of October. 1t began Thursday morn
| ing at nine o'clock with High Mass
and sermon. Each evening the reci-
tation of the rosary is followed by a
sermon and Benediction.
ST. Mary's Hospital: Ground was
broken last week for the new addition
| to st. Mary's Hospital, Minneapolis.
The foundation will be put in this fall
and the work of erecting the super
structure will begin early in the
spring. The, new building will be of
brick, six stories high with basement
and will be equipped throughout with
the most modern conveniences and
appliances for hospital work. 1t will
afford much needed accommodation, for
the present hospital buildings have be-
come too small to accommodate the
number of patients seeking admis
sion.
Columbus Day Celebration: The
Hennepin-M Minneapolis Council, Knights
of Columbus of Minneapolis, has made
arrangements to commemorate dis
covery Day." October IL, with ban
quet at which the principal address.
will be delivered by the Most Rever-
end Archbishop ireland.
Church of ST. Boniface: The Forty
Hours Devotion was held in the
Church of st. Boniface, Minneapolis,
beginning Sunday, September 26, with
| Solemn High Mass at nine o'clock and
ending Tuesday evening with the lit
any, procession and Benediction.
brant of the Mass, the pastor, Rever-
end Adrian Schmidt, O. S. B., acted
as deacon and Father Claude, o. S. B.,
as subdeacon. Father Schmidt preach
| ed the sermon. Large numbers
thronged to the church during the
three days of the devotion and each
evening at Benediction the church was
we'll filed.
Church of st. Stephen: The kir-
mess for which the entire parish of ST.
Stephen, Minneapolis, has been pre-
pairing for several weeks will open in
the school October 4, and will con-
tinue until Friday, October 8. The
widespread interest in the enterprise
bespeaks a most successful event.
Church of ST. Elizabeth: The Young
Ladies' Sodality of the Church of st.
Elizabeth, Minneapolis, gave an ice
cream social Wednesday evening, Sep
TENDER %. A goodly number of par
ishioners and their friends enjoyed
the dainty service of the young women
who added neat sum to the parish
treasury by the social.
Seton Guild: Very Reverend H.
Moynihan, president of the College of
st. Thomas, will give an address at
the Seton Guild hall, Tuesday evening,
October 5. A banquet will be given
| hot ~ ho1 o1o
to commemorate the third anniversary
of the organization of the Guild. At
the close of the banquet there will be
several musical numbers by members
of the Seton choral club, in addition
to Father Moynihan's address,. An op-
portunity will be given all the mem
bers and friends of the Guild to meet
during the evening and to become ac-
quainted with others interested in the
social and educational work of the or.
ganiZation. The classes will be re-
sumed and the teachers will open the
term by giving an outline of the sub
ject matter to be treated during the
semester. Sewing, millinery, china
painting, choral club, history, English
grammar, English literature, dramatic
art and gymnastics are the classes to
be opened Tuesday evening. They are
already organized, but the registers
will be open for new students until
Sunday, October 10.
Hopkins: The Right Reverend
Bishop Lawler administered the Sac
rament of Confirmation to class of
$50 children in the Church of ST. Mary,
of which Reverend B. F. Audus is pas
tor, on Tuesday, September 20.
lie Seuer Center: The Most Rev.
erend Archbishop will administer the
Sacrament of Confirmation to class
of children in the Church of ST. Mary,
of which the Reverend j. j. Woods is
pastor, on Tuesday, October 5, and
will formally bless the new parochial
school which was opened last Janu-
airy for the reception of pupils.
q Through the generosity of parish
Toner, $500 was donated to defray the
expenses of improving the grounds
surrounding the church, school, con-
vent and parochial residence.
st. Henry: The Most Reverend
Archbishop will visit the parish of st.
Henry, LIE Sueur Co., of which Rev
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