The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-11-20
the Minneapolis Catholic Orphanage.
The festival will be held during the
week beginning December 6.

Church of ST. Anthony: The fair
and bazaar of the parish of st. An
thony, Minneapolis, which opened
November Is, has brought together
each evening large numbers of the
present and past members of the par
ish About 500 were served at
supper on the opening night The
booths and tables proved attractive
to the crowds who were generous in
their patronage. All we're interested
in which the fair was held and the
parishioners are now looking forward
with greater eagerness than ever to
the completion of the building and
the opening of the classrooms for the
pupils of the pioneer parochial school
of Minneapolis.
Catholic Students Association: The
Rev. Thomas F. Burke, G. S. P, of
Chicago, who is in charge of the mis-
sion at the Cathedral of ST. Paul, will
address the members of the Catholic
Students Association of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota in the auditorium
of the main engineering building next
Sunday afternoon, November 81, at
I3:45 p. M, on "The Church and the
Individual"
On Sunday afternoon, November IA,
the Rev. J. M. Cleary, pastor of the
Church of Incarnation, Minneapolis,
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American Catholic" A large number
of the members availed themselves of
this opportunity to hear the distin-
guished speaker.
League of Catholic Women: The
settlement house erected and main
tanned by the League of Catholic
women of Minneapolis for the Italian
children is located at 759 Pierce
street, Northeast. Glasses were
organized three weeks ago in a
small way but already there are
about 200 children of the district
enrolled The boys gymnasium is
opened three evenings each week and
the classes are conducted under the
direction of Mr.. West, physical in
structor of the State University. Mr..
Polonius also is giving his time to this
work. A gymnasium class for young
men over twenty years of age was
begun last Tuesday week. Every
Saturday fifty girls gather for their
weekly sewing lesson. A branch of
the public library has been installed
and is open every afternoon from
half past three o'clock till five, with
a member of the League in attend
ance. During the same hours a play
room for girls and another for boys
lis open under the supervision of a
director. The first lesson was given
to the cooking class Friday afternoon
of last week.
An anniversary Mass of Requiem for
the repose of the souls of the rela-
tives and friends of the members of
the League of Catholic Women will be
celebrated in the Pro-Cathedral of st.
Mary, Minneapolis, on Tuesday morn
ing, November %, at nine o'clock.
The members of the League are re-
quested to attend.
Church of the incarnation: A tur-
key supper will be served in the hall
of the Incarnation Church, Minneapo-
lis, next Tuesday evening from five to
eight o'clock, under the auspices of
the Willing Workers of the parish.
A musical program will also be given.
RobbinsdaIe: The Right Reverend
Bishop Lawler will administer the
Sacrament of Confirmation in the
Church of the Sacred Heart of which
Rev. William III. Blum is pastor, on
Sunday, November %.
: White Bear: A weeks mission I'M
) der the direction of the Rev. Francis
O'Neill, o. p, and the Rev. r. F. Lar
penteur, O. P, of the Holy Rosary
: Convent, Minneapolis, will open in the
} Church of st. Mary of the Lake, next
, Sunday, November 81. The Rev
John Fahey is pastor of the parish.
2 The parish hall was formally open
= ed with musical and literary en-
. tertainment given under the auspices
of the Mems Club, on Monday evening
November Is. Notwithstanding the
/ unfavorable weather about four hun
e dred persons attended. The parish
g orchestra of nine pieces played 8
4 number of excellent selections anG
e solos were admirably rendered by
4 Mrs. Alrich and Mrs. Anger. The
}. Rev. Michael O'Brien, pastor of the
4 Church of st. Thomas, Minneapolis
v delivered an address in which hi
/ dwelt on the advantages not only O
: a parochial school but of parish
y hall, suitable for all kinds of enter
), tainment to develop the social life O
s. the parish. He was followed by Mr.
/ John Barry, former president of thu
Mems Club of ST. Marks parish, st
Paul, who told of what that organiza
ton had accomplished for the benefi
J. of the parish.
:, FaribauIt: The annual banquet o
e Faribault Council, Knights of Column
e bus, was held at Armory Hall on Tues
$ day evening, November Is. Durini
e the banquet vocal and musical pre-
gram was rendered and the Flecken
y stein-Steppan orchestra played. Ad
a dresses were delivered by Mr.. J. f. 7
IS O'Connor of Grand Forks, N. D., Of
e the Church and Liberty" by the Rev
j. P. Volz, o. p, on The Catholic Sc