The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-30
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cretin High School: A smoker and
entertainment will be given in Cretin
High School next Saturday evening by
! the alumni at which the committee
in charge of the arrangements for the
annual banquet will decide on the
date and place for holding it..
DR.. Ryan Speaks to Legislators: On
Monday, January %, the Rev. John A.
Ryan, of st. Paul Seminary, delivered
an address before joint session Of
the Senate and House of Representa-
tives of the State of Iowa, at Des
Moines, outlining industrial conditions
and suggesting means by which the
State Legislature might correct the
defects of the present wage system.
He declared that the way to forestall
lradicalism is by providing practical
and remedial measures of relief from
the palpable evils of the day.
Tabernacle Society: The Rev. Fran.
els p. j. Burns of the Pro-Cathedral
of st. Mary, Minneapolis, will address
the members of the Tabernacle Socie-
ty at their regular meeting in the Roy
al Arcanum Hall, st. Paul, on Friday
afternoon, January 90, at three o'clock.
Church Of the Assumption The
young women of the Assumption par
ish, st. Paul, will give card party
Wednesday evening, February 8, at
the school hall.
Church of ST. COLUMBIA: Applica-
ton was made last week to the City
Council for the vacation of an alley
in the block bounded by Blair, Lafond
and Syndicate Streets and Hamline
Avenue, the site chosen for the new
Church of st. COLUMBIA, the construc-
ton of which is soon to be under
taken under the direction of the pas
tor, Rev. M. J. Casey. The church
property already secured is large
enough to afford a site for church,
pastors residence and parochial
school.
Church of ST. Anthony: Twelve hun
dred people filled the auditorium of
the East Side high school, Minneapo-
| lis, last Monday evening, when eye
Old Time Minstrels,"' under the aus.
pieces of the Young Mems Club of st.
Anthony's parish gave a delightful en-
1tertainment. The thirty young men
who took part displayed a variety of
talent and much careful preparation.
The darkey songs and stories, the
lsketches and Gjests were filled with
rich good hnnlor and sparkled with
wit. There was enough entertainment
for two evenings. The orchestra of
st. Thomas College added much to the
pleasure of the evening. The net pro-
ceeds, which will be added to the pa
rochial school fund, amounted to more
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De La Sale Institute: This week
the examinations of the first semes-
ter took place at the De la Sale In
stitute, Minneapolis, which is in
charge of the Christian Brothers.
They ended on Friday, January 20,
when the results were announced to
the entire school assembled in the
hall. After the reports were read the
Brother Director gave a brief address
in which he dwelt on the religious
and social duties of the pupils, on the
requirements of good discipline and
the value of good example, as shown
in the lives of men who have made
their mark in the civil and religious
world. The proceedings were enliven-
/ ed by several musical and vocal num-
bers from the De La Sale choir.
Pro.Cathedral of St. Mary: Last
week was busy one for the members
of the Blessed Virgins Sodality of
the Prof. Cathedral parish. On January
/ II, they installed their officers at the
regular meeting and the new Project,
Miss Anna Murphy, made many COM
mittee appointments. After the
business meeting Father McRaith
gave short address.
On the following Tuesday evening,
the members of the Sodality were
given a sleigh ride similar to that
which the Altar Boys Sodality enjoyed
the previous evening under the direc-
ton of Father McRaith.
A sacred concert will be given under
the auspices of the Sodality on Sunday
evening, February z. The Pro-Cathe
dral quartette, assisted by full choir
: and orchestra under the direction OF
Father Kern, will furnish the music
I and the proceeds will be turned over
to the fund for the decoration of the
interior of the Pro-Cathedral.
w. C. o. r. installations: st. Dom
( mics. Court, No. $40 of the Women's
y Catholic Order of Foresters, Minneapo
lis, installed the new officers of the
court last Monday evening. The cere
: mony took place in Maccabee Hall
J. Franklin street and Bloomington ave
: lnue. The following officers were in
8 lstalled: Chief ranger, Mrs. AIMS
!. Crowley; vice chief ranger, Mrs. Mar!
lFahey; recording secretary, Miss Lor
. eta White; financial secretary, Mrs
!, Mary Casey; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Mil
!, lar.
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i Roses Court, No.. 81 held joint in
5 stallatfon of officers Wednesday even
!. ing, Jan. 90, in the A. o. u. w. hall
il on Seventh street, Minneapolis. Mis-
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