The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-11-06
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL

week the Right Reverend Bishop Law
Ter confirmed in the Church of st.
George, West Newton, on Wednesday,
November 8: i'll the Church of st. Plus
V, Cannon Falls, on Thursday, No
vember 4. Next week he will confirm
at Watkins on November g. and at
Eden Valley and Manannah the fol
lowing day.
Cathedral of ST. Paul: The Most
Reverend Archbishop preached at the
late Mass in the Cathedral of st. Paul
last Sunday on Church Music and the
use of THE st. Paul Hymnal,'' the
prescribed text book for congrega-
tional singing in the diocese. A
synopsis of the sermon appears else
where in this issue.
A two weeks mission under the di-
rection of the Paulist Fathers will
open at the late Mass in the Cathedral
next Sunday. The first week will be
for the women and the second for the
men. The Rev. Thomas f. Burke,
c. S. P, Superior of the Paulish Com
munity in Chicago, will have charge
Of the exercises.
ST. Paul Seminary: The Rev. John
Dunphy, Vice-Rector of the College of
st. Thomas, gave an address before
the members Of the Clerical Total Alb.
Stinence Society on Tuesday evening,
November 2; and on Wednesday, No
vember 3, DR.. James j. Walsh of New
York, delivered lecture before the
student body.
Visitation Academy: On Tuesday
afternoon, November z, DR.. James j.
Walsh, OF New York, delivered a lee
ture- before the faculty and students
of the Visitation Academy, st. Paul,
on women of the Renaissance" A
number of invited guests were also
present.
Guild of Catholic Women: The de-
partment of Arts and Letters OF the
Guild of Catholic Women will hold it's
next meeting at 2:30 D. H., on Mon
day, November s. The general topic
for discussion will be "Tbe Dragon
and the Raven" The following pa
perS will be read: The Fate of Lind
isfarne and Iona" by Miss Mary DAILY;
"Sacrilege at Armagh and Clonmac-
noise,' by Mrs. j. d. Vaughan; "A
Royal Martyr, st. Edmund (S70)," by
Miss Irma II. Just. Mrs. NJ w. Fitz>
gerald will lead the discussion.
Tabernacle Society: On Friday of
ternoon, October 20, the Right Rever-
end Bishop Lawler delivered an adj
dress before the members of the st,
Paul Tabernacle Society at their
headquarters in the Lowry Building
OH the dignity of their work.
Church of ST. Ambrose: The Ital-
ian choir, directed by Mrs. Kenny, had
Il Halloween party in the studio OF
the Shubcrt Club on Friday even
ing, October 20. Besides enjoyable
games, musical program was given
in which the following took part:
CYRUS Borgstrom, Mischa Elman, Clara
Solberg, r. La Nasa, Christopher Ken
ny, Nicolas Martinelli, and the Misses
Mary and Hilda Fiorito.
Hibernian Bazaar: The bazaar and
festival given by the Hibernians OF
Ramsey County at their hall, Sixth
and Seventh Streets, st. Paul, last
week, Melted between $4,000 and S.
600 for the building fund of the club
house projected by the organization.
Miss Mary Burns was voted the most
popular member of the Ladies Auxil-
iarv, and the contest for the most pop
ular member Of the A. 0. II. in Ram
sey County was SO close that deci-
sion will not be rendered until the
County Board meets.
st. Margaret's Academy: On
Thursday, October %, Mr.. S. A. Bal
dus, managing editor of Extension
Magazine, Chicago, delivered lecture
before the faculty and students of st.
Margarets Academy, Minneapolis, on
''The Practical Side of Literature"
which was much appreciated by all.
Rre Il
De La Sale Institute: A gathering
of the students who, twenty-five years
ago, attended the Christian Brothers
school, then located at Sixth. Avenue
North and Third Street, Minneapolis,
was held Wednesday evening of last
week in the room OF the senior class.
About twenty were present, Brother
t. Lewis, Director of De La Sale In
stitute, who was also the director of
the old school, welcomed the boys"
The ninth annual banquet and re-
union of the alumni will be held on
Thursday evening, November Is, at
the EIks' Club.
A Requiem Mass for the deceased
benefactors of the institution was eel
obrated on November 4. Among them
are two worthy of special mentions:
the late j. f. Coughlin, and the late
Anthony Kelly, whose gift of $4,000
formed the nucleus of the fund for
the present institution.
Church Of st. Bridget: Rapid prog
ress is being made in the construction
of the new Church of st. Bridget,
Thirty-eighth Street aud Emerson
Avenue, Minneapolis, which is being
built under the direction of the pas
tor, Rev. James Donahoe. Unless
something unforeseen occurs to de-
Law tho contractors the first Mass will