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

Confirmation Dates: The Right
Reverend Bishop Lawler will adj
minister the Sacrament of Confirma-
ton at Willmar on Sunday, October
81; at Cannon Falls on Monday, No
vember 1; and at West Newton on
Wednesday, November 5.
Archbishop christie's Visit: The
Most Reverend Archbishop Christie
of Portland, Ore, returned to st.
Paul. Sunday evening, from a visit to
his old home in Austin, Mimi, and
spent a few days in the city, the
guest of Bishop Lawler, before return
ing to his home in the West.
CarrolIton Club: The first meet
ing of the Carrollton Club for the sea-
son of 1915-1916 was held last We'd
nesday evening in the Knights of Co
lumbus hall Rev. G. f. McGinnis OF
the College of st. Thomas gave an adj
dress on "The Real Savonarola and
His Times" 1t was followed by a
discussion.
The Carrollton Club was organized
last year for the purpose of studying
questions of current interest in the
social, religious, educational and phil
anthropic world. The chairman OF
the committee which has charge of its
activities and prepares the programs
is Professor Stapleton. The club has
oe IT g
such as the class for Bible study, I'M
der the direction of the Rev. James
C. Byrne of the Church of st. Mary;
the department of Literature and His
tory, in charge of Father Murray of
the College of ST. Thomas; and the
department of Dramatic Expression
in charge of Professor Jameson, also
of the College of st. Thomas. The
Bible Study class held it's first meet
ing on Thursday of this week and out
lined program for the seasons work.
Ali the sessions are held in the
knights of Columbus hall and are
open to the public without charge of
any kind.
KNIGHTS Initiate: A class of fifty
one candidates received the honors of
the first degree under the auspices
of the st. Paul Council, Knights of
Columbus, on Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober &c. There was large attend
ance of members not only from the
local council but from the councils in
the surrounding towns, Among the
guests of honor were State Deputy
John A. Burns of st. Paul, and Dis
trict Deputies Gossman of Crookston,
Ball of Duluth, eastman of Owatonna,
Barth of Winona, Haney of Marshall,
and, Mccarthy, of. ST., Paul,,qn =, /,
College Of ST. Thomas: The foot
ball season has opened auspiciously
with two victories to the credit of the
college. The game with the Agricul-
tural College of North Dakota was
one of the finest struggles seen on
the campus in recent years, and re-
suited in score of Is to 0 in favor
of St. Thomas. The college scored
in the first quarter, but thereafter the
Dakota team fought desperately, and
the game was full of tense moments
but yielded no further scoring for
either team. The second game. of the
season was played with the Univer-
sity of North Dakota at Grand Forks
last Saturday. The st. Thomas team
was accompanied by the college band
and large contingent of cadets.
The outcome of the struggle was
watched with much interest by the
friends of both institutions, for the
northern University was eager to re.
trieye the defeat it suffered on the
st. Thomas campus last fall, and sent
against the cadets the strongest team
which it has ever put into the field
In the presence of a vast crowd the
game was played with varying for
tune, but st. Thomas emerged with
hard-won victory. The score, to
0, tells how closely matched were the
rival teams. In soccer the College
has not been so fortunate. The game
played with the University of Mime
sofa last Tuesday resulted in score
of 1 to in favor of the University
Church of ST. Mary: A bazaar fol
the benefit of St Mary's parochial
school was brought to close last
Monday in the school hall. The pro
ceeds amounted to about $1,000.
Hibernian Bazaar: The festiva
and bazaar held under the auspices ot
the A. 0. H. and the Ladies' Auxiliary
of Ramsey County opened in the Hi
bernian Halls on. Wednesday of this
week and will close Saturday nigh
when the prizes will be awarded t.
the successful contestants. During
the bazaar music was furnished b!
the st. Thomas Orchestra. On thu
opening night brief addresses were
delivered by Mayor Powers and thu
Hon. d. w. Lawler. Thursday wa
reserved for the members of the Hi
bernian organizations of Hennepil
County and Friday was set apar
especially for the st. Paul divisions
of the Order who had as their guests
of honor the city and county officials
From present indications the bazaa
will be great success and consid
cradle amount of money will be sc
cured as the nucleus of fund for tn
erection of the proposed club hous
and gymnasium for the Hibernians o
Ramsey County.