The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-09


Committee for the adornment of the
grounds surrounding the Pro-Cathe-
dral of st. Mary, Minneapolis, and |
work will begin in the spring. The
plans are being drafted under the |
direction of Mr.. E. L. Masqueray, the
architect of the Pro-Cathedral, and |
they will be made to harmonic with
and form part of the park system OF
Minneapolis. The Superintendent of
public parks is cooperating with the |
Committee in this work.
A series of three travel lectures will
be given by Hugh O'Donnell in the
West High School auditorium on
the evenings of January II, IS, and
the subject of Mr.. O'DonnelFs trave-
logue will be South America; week |
later he will speak on Ireland and |
the last night will be devoted to Napo- |
leon and Corsica. These trave-
logues will be illustrated by stere-
opticon views and moving pictures. |
Mr.. ODonnell is we'll known in the
L
with several of the local papers, and, |
as he gave a series of similar trave-
logues last year, there is no doubt
that the coming events will be we'll
patronized.
Until further notice no Mass will
be said on Sunday at the Church of
the Immaculate Conception which is
| 4Io TrO To4h
the people belonging to the parish are
expected to attend the Masses in the
| Prot Cathedral.
A. o. n. Officers Installed: The
new officers of the ten divisions of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians of Hen
nepin county were installed Sunday
afternoon, January 3, at four o'clock.
The ceremony took place in the hall
of Division No. 2, Third Avenue South
and Fifth Street, Minneapolis County
President, Jos. Donohue, presided and
the installation was conducted by
State Secretary, P. J. O'Donnell. Sew
eral numbers Of vocal and instru-
mental music enlivened the proceed
ings and Reverend Michael O'Brien,
county chaplain, gave the address of
| the evening.
Church of st. Anthony: The ladies
of Circle Number 2 of ST. Anthony's
parish, Minneapolis, conducted a NOV
ing picture entertainment at the Main
theater, Monday evening, January 4.
The program for the children began
at seven o'clock and that for the
adults, at nine. The theater was
crowded at both performances. A
very successful rattle was also con-
Quoted in connection with the picture
program.
Seton Guild: The evening classes
conducted at the Seton Guild rooms,
No. 206 South Fourth street, Mime
apolis, were resumed last Monday
evening after the Christmas holidays.
The prompt return of practically all
the students after their vacation filled
the class rooms of the Guild and indi-
Gates the earnestness with which the
young women are pursuing their
courses of study. The semester will
end Saturday, January %.
) County Board A. O. H.: The Hen
nepin County Board of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians, held meeting
last Tuesday evening to formulate
plans for the years work. The new
officers were out in force and the
meeting augured we'll for the progress
of the order during the present year.
De La Sale Institute: The stu
dents of the De La Sale Institute,
t. Minneapolis, on their arrival at the
school Monday morning, were some.
what surprised to find the institution
in the hands of new Director. The
Rev. Brother E. Lewis was filling the
D office He had lately come from St
Joseph, Mo-, where he was Director OF
the Brothers institution for the last
three years. He is gentleman OF
fine physique. His character is no
BILE and generous. His influence on
young men is remarkable. They can
not but admire his manly traits and
telling qualities as teacher. The
: institution must prosper in the hands
= of one so efficient and worthy.
Holy Rosary Parish: Arrangements
J. are being perfected for the establish
: ment of a male choir by the Hol!
= Name Society of Holy Rosary parish
y Minneapolis. The enrolment of mem
Y. bers and the first rehearsal took place
Il this week under the direction of c. F
Farmer.
}. Hopkins: The Church of ST. Mary
of which the Rev. B. F. Audus is pas
tor, was burglarized on Saturday, Jan
le uary g The vandals not only stole thu
x sacred altar vessels but destroyed par
er of the altar and of the sanctuary rail
r ing. Entrance was effected by break
h. ing the window, although the door wa
~ unlocked at the time.
H. ShieIdsville: The Ladies' Auxiliar
of the A. o. H. at a recent meetin