The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-08-21
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL

Bishop Lawler Honored: President
Grey of the Commercial Club of ST.
Paul has appointed the Right Rev.
Bishop Lawler chairman of the Pub
lie Library Committee, of which the
following are the other members:
Messrs. Samuel Kerfoot, Hiram D.
Frankel, Charles w. Ames, Dawson
Johnston, Paul G. Bremen, Henry E.
Castle, and Louis w. Hill.
Tabernacle Society: The Requiem
Mass for the late Mrs. Benjamin
= Thompson, foundress and for many
years president of the st. Paul Taber
nacle Society, which was announced
for August 10, will be celebrated in
the Cathedral of st. Paul on Thurs
day, August 26, at o'clock. All the
members of the society and friends
nf the deceased are invited to attend.
Church of the Redeemer: On the
afternoon Of August Is the congrega-
ton of the Church of the Holy Re-
deemer, St. Paul, held a picnic on the
grounds of the College of st. Thomas
for the purpose of adding to the fund
now being secured for the erection of
the new Church for Italian Catholics,
on College Ave-, and of which the
Rev. H. Ciebattone is pastor. There
was large attendance of Italians and
their friends who enjoyed the pro-
gram provided for the occasion, and
a considerable sum was realized.
Pro-cathedraI of ST. Mary: At the
late Mass in the Pro-Cathedral of ST.
Mary, Minneapolis, on Sunday, August
Is, the sermon was preached by the
Rev. Joseph A. Murphy, S. j., Vice
President of Marquette University,
Milwaukee.
On Saturday the funeral of the late
Terrence Connolly, one of the original
members of the Immaculate Concep-
ton parish, took place from the Pro
Cathedral The Knights Of Columbus
attended the funeral in a body and
many citizens assembled to pay the
last tribute of respect to a pioneer
who had been engaged in business in
Minneapolis for more than thirty
years. The sermon was preached by
the Rev. Thomas E. Cullen, pastor of
the Pro-Cathedral. Mr.. Connolly was
born in Ireland in 1912 and came to
st. Paul at the age of seventeen,
where he entered the service of the
Hudson Bay Company. He came to
Minneapolis in 1854 and since then
has taken prominent part in the re-
ligious life of the city.
is st. Joseph Union: The annual cleo
ton of officers of L'Union st. Joseph
" of Minneapolis took place on Wednes-I
IA day, August IL, and resulted as fol
lows: Chaplain, Right Rev. Mgr.
Guillot of the Church of Notre Dame
de Lourdes; President J. E. Poisson;
Recording Secretary, A. H. Demeules;
Treasurer, T. Papillon. The officers
will be installed on Wednesday even
ing, August 25, by ]. G. Marquis. The
treasurer reported that the society is
in a good financial condition, having
in it's treasury $4,1S9.62, of which 3d.
300 is invested in interest bearing Sc
curities.
Church of ST. Lawrence: The mu-
steal and lawn social given on the
grounds of the Church of st. Law
renee, Minneapolis, Friday evening,
August Is, proved to be happy COM
bination. The women of the altar
society had charge of the refresh
ments and decorations, and the musf-
cal program was furnished by the
Cecilian Society directed by Reverend
Thomas Talbot. Many improvements
have been made recently on the
grounds by Mr.. Heating and the large
crowd of patrons who gathered for
the social were delighted with the
artistic surroundings, the dainty
luncheon and the splendid program
of music.
Church of ST. Elizabeth: The Altar
Society of st. Elizabeth's Church,
Minneapolis, will give lawn social
on the parish grounds, Wednesday
evening, August %. Refreshments
will be served and a varied program
has been prepared. The proceeds will
De LOT the D0u6nL I'll the CuuL
Knights and Ladies of America:
More than thirty members of the
Knights and Ladies of America en-
joyed a quiet outing at Lake Mime
tonka, Sunday afternoon, August 8.
The party left Minneapolis at two
o'clock and after a few hours Of
boating on the lake, partook of a
very appetizing dinner at Seton Cot
tage on Phelps Island, where the
Seton Guild Of Minneapolis maintains
a summer home for girls. After din
ner the evening was spent in music
and singing until about nine o'clock,
when all returned to the city.
d5 Church of ST. Anthony: The lawn
social for the benefit of ST. Anthony's
Church, Minneapolis, given Thursday
I evening, August u, brought together
large number of the parishioners
and their friends. The entertainment
was given on the grounds at 400
Adams street which were well lighted
and decorated. Miss Irene Hoy and
Miss Catherine Fox had charge of
arrangements.
League of Catholic Women: Mrs.