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

Personal: Right Reverend Bishop
Trobec was present at the sacerdotal
golden jubilee of Right Reverend
Monsignor A. Plut of Shakopee. The
Right Reverend Bishop and Mon
signor Plut were classmates in Aus
tria and accompanied each other to
this country with the view of COM
pleting their theological course and
ministering to the spiritual needs of
their countrymen in the Northwest.
Consultors' Meeting: A meeting of
the Diocesan Consultors was held in
the Bishops residence, Thursday
evening, February IS.
Cathedral: The students of the
Cathedral High School successfully
presented "The Toastmaster," COM
edy in three. acts, in the Cathedral
Auditorium, before large and en-
thusiastic audience All the members
of the cast acquitted themselves very
creditably and held the undivided at
tention of the audience throughout the
performance.
Over five hundred Knights attended
the annual initiatory exercises of the
local Knights of Columbus last Sum
day morning, afternoon and evening.
Delegations from practically all of the
surrounding cities and villages we're
present and groups of Knights from
points further removed were among
those attracted to the initiatory meet
ing. A special train operated from
Milaca and brought q large delegation.
The rank of Knighthood was con-
ferred upon class of fifty4three at
the close of the imposing exemplifica-
ton of the three degrees. Following
the business sessions, the knights en-
ioyed a buffet lunch in the club rooms,
after which social session was con-
Quoted. The committee in charge of
entertaining the visiting members &C
quilted itself in commendable fashion,
The first two degrees was eXemplifed
by the officers of the local council.
Grand Knight Stephens of Melrose
Council served in the absence of
Grand Knight Christ Schmitt, who
was unable to participate on account
of the sickness of his wife. The third
degree was exemplified by degree
team from st. Paul.
st. Raphael's Hospital: A number
of graduates of ST. Raphael's Training
School for Nurses were admitted to
membership in the State Association
for Nurses at the hospital Wednesday
morning, February 10. Miss Wads
worth, secretary of the State Associa
ton and State Board of Examiners
delivered an Interesting address. Al
the same meeting the Alumni Associa
ton of st. RaphaePs Training School,
for Nurses was organized. The fol
lowing officers were elected: Presi
| dent, Veronica Rielands first vice
president, Ellen La Mettery; second
vice president, Agnes Burns; secre
tary-treasurer, Rose Bruning.
st. Marys: Miss Sarah Willmar, {
noted Lyceum reader, entertained ;
large gathering in the Catholic Clul
Auditorium, last Sunday, by an inter
probation of the historical drama, thu
Sign Of the Cross" Her inimitable
artistic rendition of this drama wol
the applause of all who were present
About seven hundred people attende'
the social session in the Catholic Clul
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The affair was in the nature Of wei
come to the large number of recent
initiated members of the st. JOSEPH
Society. The club rooms were place
at the disposal of the guests and tn
evening was spent most enjoyably
The ladies of st. Margaret's Societ
served delicious luncheon, and tn
Catholic Club band furnished tn
music.