The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-06-12

at the cottage with good wholesome
books. The girls who are spending
their vacations there are generally oc
cupied in variety of outdoor recrea
tons; but there is often time for read
ing and the management plans to en-
able the girls to take advantage of it.
Books for the shower" may be left
at the Guild Cafeteria, 206 Fourth
Avenue South, Minneapolis, at any
time until next Saturday evening,
June 10. And on that day automo-
biles will run every hour between the
cafeteria and Seton Cottage for those
who wish to contribute to the book
shower.
School Closings: In Minneapolis
the closing exercises of the Pro-Cathe-
dral School will occur Monday even
ing, June Ia, in the Metropolitan
Theatre; those of the De La> Sale In
stitute, June Is, in the Metropolitan
Theatre; the Ascension School, June
II and IS; ST. Elizabeth's School, Fri
day afternoon, June II, in the parish
hall; Holy Cross School, Monday, June
IA; the Incarnation School, Friday
evening, June IL; the Holy Rosary
School, Sunday, June Is; Our Lady of
Lourdes School. Sunday, June 20, in
the hall of the Holy Cross School; st.
Joseph's School, Sunday evening, June
13.
Waverly: The Rev p. r. Cunning
ham, of st. Paul, will deliver the
commencement address to the grad
yates of st. Mary's parochial school
on June IA, in the City Hall.
A class of fifty candidates was adj
united to membership in the local
Council of the Knights of Columbus on
Sunday, June 6, when the three de-
grees we're exemplified by teams from
Minneapolis under the direction of
District Deputy J. p Coleman. After
the initiation a banquet was served in
Fraternity Hall.
Client: On the Feast of Corpus
Christi, June 8, the Rev. Leo Tholen,
native of Client, celebrated his first
Solemn High Mass in the Church of
st. Eloi He was assisted by the pas
tor of the parish, Rev. II. V. Van
Walleghen, as archpriest, Rev. G. E.
Carlin of Marshall, as deacon, Rev. H.
J. Boerboom of Minneapolis, as sub
deacon, and Rev. j. R. Green of I'LL
noiS, a classmate, as master of cere-
monies. The sermon was preached
by the Rev. W. j. Stewart of Mime
ota, before a congregation which
Mass tie sodalities presented the
young priest with set of the Knights
of Columbus edition of the Catholic
Encyclopedia.
Father Tholen made his classical
course at st. Bede's College, Peoria,
ILL.,, and his theological course at st.
Demands Seminary, Rochester, n. Y,
where he secured the degree of S. II.
B. He was ordained for the Diocese
of Peoria to which his uncle, Rev. Fl.
Tholen, belongs Father Tholen was
the first President of st. Joseph's
Sodality in Client.
Marshaii: The Rev. G. E. Carlin,
pastor of the Church of the Holy Re-
deemer, delivered the address at the
commencement exercises of st. Jo-
seph's Academy in the Barrymore
Theatre on the evening of Tuesday,
June 8, and conferred the honors and
diplomas on the graduates. The high
school pupils presented play,
Patricia, on the afternoon and even
ing of that day.
New UIm: The Rev. George w.
Rolwes, who was ordained in st. Paul
Seminary on June s, will celebrate his
first Mass in the Church of the Holy
Trinity next Sunday morning at half
past ten o'clock. The sermon will be
preached by the Rev. J. M. Manner
of st. Peter. Father Rolwes is the
first child of the parish to be ordained
to the priesthood. He made his studies
i'll st. Thomas College and in the st.
Paul Seminary.
Red Wing: The Right Reverend
Bishop Lawler confirmed class of
$50 in the Church of ST. Joseph last
Sunday afternoon and was presented
with check for $500 as a confirfna-
ton offering towards the new Cathe-
dral building fund. Later in the after
noon the Bishop administered the
Sacrament of Confirmation in the
chapel of Villa Maria Academy, From
tenac.
Excelsior: The Ladies' Altar So
ciety of the Church of st. John the
Baptist. announce that the lawn so
cial they were to have given on Deco
ration Day, will be held on the after.
noon and evening of Saturday, June
IL, on the spacious lawn of Mrs. H. A.
Dyer, corner of First and West Lake
Streets.
Monticello: Rev. Father Wall
Beaver Dam, Wis, has presented a
magnificent High Altar and two beau
tiful side affairs to st. Henry's Church
of which Rev. ]. p. Holland is pastor
The affairs, which we're much needed
in the church, and which are very
valuable, we're presented through Miss
MCGEE.
Mr.. Eli Reichel has donated costly
Missal-stand to the church; Mrs. Ell
Reichel an ornamental stand cover