The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-10-30

throughout the week. A meeting
was held Thursday evening of this
week to perfect plans for the enter.
prise. The young men of the parish
are planning to produce minstrel
show before the holidays. The I'M
i qualified success of their production
last year is a promise of another
splendid entertainment-an evening
of wholesome enjoyment, of songs
grave and gay, of humor rich and
vigorous without flippancy, of wit
sparkling and fresh without irrever-
ence, with enough of deeper feeling
to give keen relish for laughter and
repartee.
Church of st. Stephen: Snow
White and the Seven Dwarfs" is the
play now in course of preparation by
the dramatic club of st. Stephens
parish, Minneapolis. 1t will be given
in the auditorium of the new school,
Monday and Tuesday evenings, No
vember and 9. The rehearsals are
under the direction of George Pauly.
Church of the Incarnation: The
feast of All Saints will be celebrated
| this year in the Church of the In
carnation with observance somewhat
unique. On the eve of the feast, Sun
day afternoon at half past two o'clock,
there will be an illustrated lecture on
Sister Terese. of Liseaux," "The
Little Flower of Jesus" On Monday
afternoon, at half past two, the sub
lject of the lecture will be. Joan of
| Arc; and on Monday evening the
lecture on "The Little Flower" will
be repeated Lambert Hayes, M. A.,
of the Jeanne dare Club of Loyola
University, Chicago, will deliver the
| lectures in the church hall. No ad-
mission will be charged but a collec-
ton to help defray the expense OF
the series will be taken up, The So
ciety of the Little Flower of Jesus,
under whose auspices the lectures are
given has invited the Catholics of the
Twin Cities to attend.
| A Hard Times party will be given
Friday evening, October 20, in the
Royal Arcanum hail. First Avenue and
Thirty-first Street South under the
auspices of the Willing Workers. The
price of the tickets is forty-nine cents.
The card social on Wednesday OF
last week in the church hall drew
the largest gathering of men and
women that has yet attended those BIZ
weekly parties. Preparations will be
made to receive another record
breaking crowd next Wednesday
evening, November g.
League of Catholic Women: A ben
eft reception, the proceeds OF which
will be devoted to the Children s
Home conducted by the League OF
| Catholic Women of Minneapolis, will
be given on Thursday afternoon, No
yember 4, from three to six o'clock,
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Horatlo
B. Sweetser, 25O9 Pillsbury Avenue,
Minneapolis The Most Reverend
Archbishop ireland will be the guest
/ Of honor on that occasion.
Last Monday the Most Reverend
Archbishop Christie of Portland, Ore,
and the Right Reverend Bishop Law
Ter of ST. Paul, accompanied by a
number of priests, were the guests OF
| the League of Catholic Women of
Minneapolis, and inspected the Chill
ldren's Home, with which they ex-
pressed themselves well pleased.
i Church of Notre Dame De Lourdes:
The exercises of the Forty Hours
devotion opened in the Church of
Notre Dame de Lourdes, Minneapolis,
of which the Right Reverend Mgr.
Guillot is pastor, on Friday, October
i %, with the Mass of Exposition and
closed the following Sunday evening.
Friday was general Communion day
for the women and young girls OF the
parish, Saturday for the children, and
Sunday for the men. The sermons
were preached by the Very Reverend
Father Sollier, S. NJ, Provincial of
the Marist Fathers of Washington.
D. c., and the Rev. E. Vinas, S. NJ.
pastor of the Church of st. Louis. St
Paul. The exercises were well at
tended and practically all the mem
bers of the congregation approached
the Sacrament.
Montgomery: The Local Council
of the knights of Columbus will re
ceive d large class of candidates into
the order at an initiation on Novem
Der z The ceremony will be followed
by banquet served by the women OF
Holy Redeemer parish, at which q
program of musical numbers and
toasts will be carried out.
Excelsior: Last Sunday Afternoon
|. the Right Reverend Bishop Lawler ad
ministered the Sacrament of Confir
nation to class of fifty children il
the Church of st. John the Baptist
of which Rev. Thomas Cushen is pas
tor. The confirmation Offering
amounted to $4,000.
Maple Lake: A class of 153 chill
dren received confirmation from thu
Right Reverend Bishop Lawler in tn,
Church of ST. Timothy on Thursda.
forenoon, October 81. The eonfirma
ton offering amounted to $4,000 TO.
the new Cathedral building fund Sol
emn High Mass was celebrated by tn,
pastor, Rev. Francis O'Brien, and tn,
sermon was preached by Bishop Law
Il.