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

on Palm Sunday, March 49, In the
meantime the work of making it ready
for that occasion is progressing rapid
ly. In order to ensure it's completion
before Palm Sunday two crews are
working-one during the day and the
other during the night. Electric arc
lights have been installed to aid the
night workers.
st. Paul Seminary: On Tuesday ev
ening, January 5, the faculty and stu
dents rendered a reception to the
Most Reverend Archbishop. Among
the invited guests were Bishop Law
Ter and several priests from the Twin
Cities. Dinner was served at o'clock
and then all repaired to the Aula Max
ina where, after selections by the stu
dents orchestra and the seminary
choir, the students were presented in
dividually to the Most Reverend Arch
bishop. After the reception an address
was read by Rev. James H. O'Neill, a
student of the Diocese of Helena, to
which the Archbishop replied.
The written examinations for the
first semester will begin next Wednes-
day and the oral examinations on the
following Monday.
X. OF c. Gymnasium: The work of
completing the new gymnasium in the
Knights of Columbus Building, st.
Paul, is being pushed rapidly. Practic-
ally all the apparatus has been Install
ed and as soon as the guard-rail for
the swimming pool is put in place the
date of the formal opening will be an
nounced. 1t is expected that it will
take place soon after the middle of the
month The st. Paul Council is max
ing preparations to signalize the event
with a special program to which the
general public will be invited. ),
The Lecturer of st. Paul Council
has undertaken to publish a monthly
bulletin containing announcements OF
interest to the members. The first
issue appeared this week.
CarroIIton Club: The first regular
meeting of the newly organized Car
rollton Club for the study of current
topics and subjects of general interest
in literature, science, art, etc., will
take place on Wednesday evening, jan
uary 13, in the Knights of Columbus
club house. The Rev. James G. Byrne,
pastor of st. Mary's Church, will read
paper on "The Church and the BIZ
ble," which will be followed by gen
eral discussion. The regular meetings
of the Club will be held on the second
and fourth Wednesdays of each month
and all who are interested in the work
which it proposes to do are cordially
invited to attend.
Tabernacle Society: Rev. T. R. Tai
bot, assistant pastor of st. Lawrence
Church, Minneapolis, will address the
members of the Tabernacle Society at
their meeting in the Royal Arcanum
Hall, st. Paul, on Friday, January Is,
at three o'clock. His subject will be
Sacred Music"
Catholic Guild Hall: The Board OF
Managers of the Catholic Guild Hail.
STA St. Peter Street, will hold the an
nual silver tea in the institution on
. January 8. from three to six O'Clock
in the afternoon. A musical program
will be rendered. The members of the
Guild of Catholic Women and all who
are interested in the work which the
Guild Hall is doing for working girls
are invited to attend.
Church of St. Mark: The Hon. c
ID. O'Brien addressed the Mems Clul
of st. Marks parish last Monday even
ing on "Reminiscences of an Attor
ney" The meeting was held in thu
parochial school hall and the address
was delivered at the close of debate
participated in by the boys of tn
parish who discussed the question
Resolved, That Theodosius was ;
greater man than Washington"
A. o. H. Installation: The officer
of Division No. 2, A. 0. H., were II
stalled on Tuesday evening, Januar
5, in the Hibernian Halls, by T. !
Doyle, State President, and Frank Mt
Carthy, County President. The ofiC
ers are: Thomas O'Malley, President
D. ]. Keefe, Vice President; J. B. No
jill, W. LIZ LUZ
Treasurer; D. d. Harrington, CORE
spending Secretary; Owen OMalle!
Sentinel. The installation was follow
ed by musical entertainment an
business session.
On the following evening the newl
elected officers of Division No. s, A. {
H., were installed in the same hall.
Guild of Catholic Women: TIL
Guild of Catholic Women held an e.
ecutive board Meeting in the Wilde
Charity Building on Saturday afte
noon, January 2. The regular mont
" meeting was held last Monda
afternoon when an address was d
livered by the Rev. J. A. Corriga
pastor of the Church of st. Mark.
The Department of Arts and Lette
of the Guild of Catholic Women W
meet at the Angus on Monday, Jan
airy IL, at $3.50 p. m. The subject fl
the afternoon is "The Apostle Of &c
many" There will be papers on sc
Willibrord in Friesland" by Mrs. Nj.
Donnelly, and on 1.-THE Work of
Boniface" by Mrs. J. C. Ferguson. II
discussion will be led by Mrs. L.
Bruenner.