The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-03-20

campus.
The members of the Association will
receive Holy Communion in body at
the eight o'clock Mass in the Church
of st. Lawrence, Minneapolis. on Sun
day, March 81. At the regular meet
ing in the Music building on the after
noon of that day the Hon. T. d.
O'Brien, of st. Paul, will deliver an
address.
Church of ST. Anne: A mission
conducted by the Dominican Fathers
is being held this week in the Church
of st. Anne, Minneapolis. 1t will close
next Sunday. Half the sermons are
being preached in English and the
other half in French.
Church of the Ascension: The
Young Ladies Sodality of the Ascen-
sion parish, Minneapolis, gave fare
we'll reception in the League rooms,
720 Marquette avenue, Thursday after
noon, March II, in honor of Miss Mae
Gleason, project of the sodality, who
this week entered the novitiate of the
Sisters of st. Joseph, in ST. Paul. More
than two hundred members of the So
dality were present and splendid pro-
gram of toasts and music followed the
five-course dinner. Miss Nellie Pur
cell was toast-mistress and the re-
spouse of each of the young women
who spoke voiced well the genuine re
greet of the sodality members in the
loss of their leader.
Church of the incarnation: "The
Church and the State" is the subject
of the instruction to be given by Rev.
erend ]. M. Cleary in the Church of
the Incarnation, Minneapolis, Sunday
evening, March 81.
The children of the parochial and
public schools who crowded into the
parish hall last Sunday afternoon to
witness the drama given by the Young
Peoples Club proved to be very ap-
preciative in their applause. They
followed the fortunes of "The Belle of
Richmond" with delighted attention.
Hennepin X. of c.: Chauncey Olcott
was entertained by the Knights and
their ladies in the home of the club
Thursday evening, March 10.
An open meeting will be held Mon
day, March %, at which Prof. Leh-
merits of the University of Minnesota
will give a stereopticon lecture on
Minnesota.
Seton Guild: At special meeting
of the Seton Guild of Minneapolis,
Monday evening, March IS, the organi-
cation adopted a resolution to elect
and empower board of five of it's
members to form corporation to man.
age the Lake Minnetonka property
known as Seton Cliff. At the same
meeting this board was elected and
consists of the following members:
Mrs. J. r. Miller, president of the Sc
ton Guild; Mrs. w. B. Browne, former
president; Miss Rose Kane, chairman
of the ways and means committee;
Reverend P. J. Kenny and Reverend
J. M. Cleary.
RobbinsdaIe: A mission will be
held in the Sacred Heart Church, of
which Rev. William H. Blum is pas
tor, from March 81 to March %. 1t
will be conducted by Father Eckert,
o. p, of the Holy Rosary Church,
Minneapolis.
Kilkenny: On Sunday evening,
March IA, the children's choir gave a
sacred concert in the Church of st.
Canice, which was listened to by a
large congregation. The proceeds
form the nucleus of a fund for the
purchase of a new organ which the
choir intends to present to the church.
The sermon was preached by the Rev.
j. M. Reardon.
On the evening Of March II, the
Boys band played a number of selec-
lions before the entertainment which
was given in Murphy's hall by the
children of the parochial school as
sisted by local talent. In the morn
ing the members of the A. o. H. at
tended Mass in the Church of St.
Canice which was celebrated by the
pastor, Rev. J. H. Prendergast, and a
sermon appropriate to the occasion
was preached.
ShieldsviIIe: A complete set of
scenery for the new parish hall was
installed last week and the Dramatic
Club of the parish presented the four
act drama entitled, "The Irish Gentle.
men" on March II. A dinner was
served in the hall at noon by the
women of the parish.
Faribault: The Celtic Club present.
ed the play "O'Callaghan of Kildare
in the Opera House on March IL for
the benefit of the parish of the I'm.
maculate Conception. The women
served dinner at noon in the Armory
In the morning the members of the
A. o. H. and of the Ladies' Auxiliary
received Holy Communion in a body
in the Church of the Immaculate Con
ception, of which Mgr. Slevin is pas
tor.
A three days. mission, beginning
March II, was given in the Church Of
' the Sacred Heart of which the Rev
: E. E. Monge is pastor.
Forty Hours Devotion began in the
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