The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-02-20
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL

funds for the completion of the in
terror of the club building. DR.. w.
Carroll, President of the Alumni AS
ISOLATION, Mr.. NJ. ]. Hurley, President
of the Commercial Alumni, and DR..
Fred Miller, President of the S. T.
Club, have issued an appeal for the
sum of ST. 900 necessary for the pur-
pose. AS a result of this movement,
it is hoped that the College will have
set of club rooms and spacious
auditorium in the near future. Mr..
John A. Hartigan, Secretary of the
Executive Committee, is working ener-
getically to secure the success of the
subscription.
The College has been invited to give
a military tournament in the st. Paul
Auditorium as one of the series of
municipal entertainments. 1t will prob
ably be presented in the early part of
April.
Cretin Alumni Banquet: About 175
members OF the Alumni Association
of Cretin high school, st. Paul, at
tended the banquet given at the st.
Paul Hotel on the evening of Febru-
airy II. The guests of honor were
Governor Hammond, Bishop Lawler
and Mr.. Louis w. Hill, President of
the Great Northern Railroad, all of
whom spoke in complimentary terms
of the graduates of Cretin High
School and praised them for their eff
ficiency in the business world. One
of the pleasing incidents of the ban
quet was the presentation of large
bouquet of flowers to Brother Julius
as a mark of appreciation from zone
of the graduates"
Church Of ST. Mary: Fathers Thu
ente and O'Neill of the Holy Rosary
Convent, Minneapolis, began a mis-
sion at the Church of st. Mary, St.
Paul, last Sunday. This week the
women Of the parish are attending
the exercises and next week will be
devoted to the men. The Rev. J. G..
Byrne is pastor of the parish.
CarroIIton Club: On Tuesday even
ing, February %, the Hon. John w.
Willis will deliver an address on 'The
Origin of Religious Liberty in the
United States" before the members of
the Carrollton Club in the Knights of
Columbus Hall. At the same meeting
Mrs. P. J. Gallagher will read paper
on How the Alien Is Received at New
York" A number of musical selec-
tions will be rendered by Miss Mar
garet Irene Masek, who will graduate
in music next spring from the College
of st. Catherine. This program is
free to all who care to attend. The
Carrollton Club has no membership
dues and any one who wishes to join
it can do so by attending the meet
ings. @f"
Guild of Catholic Women: The
next meeting of the Arts and Letters
Department will be held at the Angus
on the afternoon of February %. Mrs
]. w. Cassin will read paper on est
lsidore of Seville;" Miss May Flynn
will read a paper on Frederick, Last
of the Visigoths," and Miss Daisy
Flynn will lead the discussion.
Polish Relief Fund: The Board OF
Directors of the Polish Relief Fund
Association met at st. Adalbert'
Church, st. Paul, last Sunday after:
noon and reported that $1,000 had
been received for the benefit of the
people of Poland made destitute by
the war.
Church of the Assumption: The
Forty Hours Devotion began at the
Solemn High Mass last Sunday ant
was brought to a close on Tuesda!
evening. There. was a large attend
ance at all the exercises and especial
" at the closing exercise.
Emmet's Birthday: The member
of the Ancient Order of Hibernian
of Ramsey County will commemorate
the one hundred and thirty-seventh an
niversary of the birth Of Robert Emme
at q mass meeting in Hibernian Hall
on March 4. The program for tina
event is now in preparation.
Social Service Club: At the Socia
Service Workers luncheon held in tn
Wilder Charity Building on Februar
Ii, Rev. James Donahoe, City Mis-
sionary, st. Paul, delivered an address
on the liquor traffic and it's relatio
to poverty. 1t was followed by gel
eral discussion on legislation effectin
+I,a 1inunr traffic
Church of st. John: Rev. T.
Gleason, pastor of the Church of S
John, st. Paul, has just issued PA
ish Annual giving the records of tt
members of his congregation for til
year 1914. It's primary purpose is
show "the individual effort of eaC
member of the Parish, and what pa,
he has taken in the up-building
Gods kingdom within the limits of S
Johns for the year 1914" In additiC
to this, the Annual contains varie
assortment of interesting and instru
tive for the family. The financial +
port shows that the total revenue Fl
the year 1914 was $12,713.S0 and tt
present liabilities amount to $685.
College of ST. Catherine: An int
esting series of patriotic exercises
commemoration of the birthday am
versaries of Washington and IincO