The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-06-05

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home of Miss O'Connell, 23O Pleasant
Avenue, on June 8, at 2:30 p. m. There
will be musical and literary program
and all who are interested in the work
of total abstinence are invited to at
tend.
Church of ST. COLUMBIA: The new
Church of st. COLUMBIA, ground for
which was broken last week on Lafond
Street near Hamline Avenue, st. Paul,
will be a frame structure with an ex.
| terror of stucco with brick facing on
a concrete foundation. 1t will be 1913
feet long by 43 feet wide with seat
ing capacity of over 500. The main
entrance will be on Lafond Street be.
tween two towers. The basement will
be occupied by parish hall and &C
cessories. 1t will cost about $4,000
The architect is Mr.. E. J. Donahue OF
st. Paul, and the construction work
is in charge of the Donahue-Selover
Company.
| Lecture on Socialism: On Thursday
noon, May 81, Mr.. P w. Collins, who
is one of the national lecturers on So
cialism under the auspices of the SUI
preme Council of the Knights of Co
lumbus, delivered an address on So
cialism. before the members of the
Commercial Club of st. Paul, in which
he appealed to the business men OF
the city to combat the menace of So
cialism with all their energy.
Church of ST. Luke: Next Sunday
the feast of Corpus Christi will be
specially commemorated in the
Church of ST. Luke, st. Paul, with Sol
emn High Mass, sermon and all-day
exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
After Mass there will be procession
in which all the children of the parish
who have made their first Communion
and have been confirmed will partici-
pate.
Death of Sister EtheIind: Sister M.
Ethelind of the Sisters of ST. Joseph
died at st. Agatha's Conservatory, st.
Paul, on Tuesday, June 1, after lin
gering illness. The funeral Mass OF
Requiem was celebrated in the Con
vent chapel on Thursday morning at
seven o'clock by the Rev. John Morel,
s. NJ, of st. Louis Church, after which
the remains were inferred in Calvary
cemetery.
The deceased, known in the world
as Miss Appoline Arsenault, was born
at Mt. Carmel, Prince Edward Island
Canada, thirty-one years ago. She
entered the novitiate of the Sisters OF
st. Joseph, st. Paul, and received the
habit of the Order on July 2, 1903
For several years she taught in the St
Louis parochial school in this city.
Church Of the Assumption: The
closing exercises rof the Assumption
Parochial School, St. Paul, will take
place next Sunday evening at eight
o'clock. There are twenty-one gradu
ates.
st. Agatha's Conservatory: The ex
ercises of Commencement week at st
Agatha's Conservatory, st. Paul, com
prise play, "Costanza," by the ex
preston class on Friday evening, June
4; a reception and exhibit of students
art work on Saturday afternoon, June
5; an operetta Egyptian Princess
by the vocal class on Monday evening
June Z; pianoforte recitals on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings, and q
musicale on Thursday evening, June
10. Bishop Lawler will deliver an ad
dress at the reception on Saturday
afternoon, June 5.
st. Joseph's Academy: The gradua
ton exercises will take place in the
st. Paul Auditorium on Friday, June
II, at three o'clock. The annual Mas:
, will be celebrated on Wednesday
morning, June 8, by the Rev. T. A
Keane of the Cathedral staff, who will
also preach the sermon. On the after
noon of that day the graduates viii
hold a reception in the Academy par
Tors. The class play will be given il
the assembly room of the Academ!
; next Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock.
Church of ST. Anne: A class o
children will receive their first Solemn
Communion in the Church of st. Anne
Minneapolis, of which Rev. d. Richart
is pastor, next Sunday, June s, at tn
early Mass. In the afternoon the,
will be enrolled in the scapular an,
will renew their baptismal vows, afte
which the prizes won by the member
; of the Catechism class will be dis
tributed.
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.: TIL
|, Literary Club of the Minneapolis Au1
Hilary held their June meeting wit
, Division No. 3, at Plymouth and Thir
4 Street North, Tuesday evening, Jun
1. Mrs. Mary B. Daley presided. A
historical paper dealing with 9Th
Famine of AT was read by Mr.:
Teresa Bryant. Thirty Memorabl
Dates in Irish History" proved to b
t an interesting and instructive sun
r mary of Ireland's gloomy and gloriou
e days.