The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-11-20

st. Fdul SEMINARY IS 1OSf. JOlAi
Harvey, c. S. p, of Chicago, one OF
the Paulist Fathers who are conduct
ing the mission at the Cathedral, de-
livered an address before the mem
bers of the Clerical Total Abstinence
Society last Tuesday evening.
College of ST. Catherine: Mr.
Giuseppe Fabbrini of Minneapolis en-
tertained an appreciative audience in
Jeanne dare Auditorium on Saturday
afternoon, November 49, Every num-
Der on his splendid program was
rendered superbly and was greeted
with applause.
One of the prettiest social affairs OF
the present year at the College was
the luncheon given on Wednesday af-
ternoon, November II, by the Misses
Maureen and Geraldine O'Shaughnes-
sy, of Holly Avenue, st. Paul. The
luncheon was served in the academy
dining hall, which had been tastefully
decorated for the occasion. The faV-
ors, furnished by Mrs. John O'Shaugh-
nOSSNs were UGdtlGlluA leu gnu ) CAAON
roses. After the luncheon the Sen
iors were entertained in the Alumnae
parlor by Mrs. O'Shaughnessy who
sang several songs. Miss Maureen
was her mothers accompanist.
AS Thanksgiving Day falls on No
vember 25, the patronal feast of the
College, the annual festivities OF st.
GATHERINGS day will be observed on
Sunday, November 81. High Mass
will be celebrated in the College
Chapel at ten o'clock, and dinner will
be served at noon. All former gradu-
ates of the College are cordially invit-
ed to be present at the Mass and the
dinner.
Church of st. Patrick: The exer
cises of the Forty Hours Devotion
opened in the Church of st. Patrick,
st. Paul, of which Rev. Michael Quinn
is pastor, at the late Mass on Sunday,
November IA, and closed the follow
ing Tuesday evening. The sermons
were preached by the Rev. j. Z. Heg'
arty, o. P, of the Holy Rosary Con
vent, Minneapolis, and large congre'
cations were present at all the exer'
cises.
St. Joseph's Hospital: The grad
yates of the Training School for
Nurses of st. Joseph's Hospital, St
Paul, have formed a corporation fol
the purpose of fostering a code OF
ethics among nurses and promoting
the standards of the profession. The
organization Will be known as "The
Alumnae Association of ST. Joseph's
Hospital" The dues will not exceed
five dollars a year and there will be
no capital stock The first board OF
directors comprise Anna A Lane
Katherine e. Caulfield, Mary D. Nor
rison, Dorothy Motl, May Pancraft
Madeline Rau and Hannah Bonner.
Church of ST. John: Preparations
are being made for a grand bazaa1
to be given by the parish of st. John
st. Paul, of which the Rev. T. +. Glee
son is pastor, on November 20, 80 ant
December 1. The bazaar will be helC
in the parochial school hall and the
proceeds will be added to the building
fund of the proposed new church.
Guild of Catholic Women: The sec
ond regular meeting of the Depart
ment of Arts and Letters of the GuilC
of Catholic Women of st. Paul TO
November will be held in the Angus
Hotel on Monday, November %, a
2:30 p. m. A paper will be read b!
Mrs. J. p. Collins on alfred the Grea
(871-901)." This will be followed by ;
general discussion and an eXcurse
on the Battle of Brunanburh (93O.
Church of ST. COLUMBIA: Prepare
tions are being made by the member
of the parish of st. Columbia, Hamlin
avenue and Lafond street, ST. Paul
for their annual bazaar, which will b.
held in the new parish hall in tn
basement of the church from Tuesday
November 80, to Friday, December
Committees have been formed to tax
charge of the various booths and man.
useful and artistic articles will b
placed on sale.
Church of ST. Mark: The annua
Christmas sale and bazaar for tn
benefit of the building fund of tn
Church of ST. Mark, st. Paul, of whic
Rev. ]. A. Corrigan is pastor, will b
held in the parochial school hall O
November 80, and December 1 and
The women of the parish have bee
actively engaged for the past fe7
months in making preparations to Ell
sure the success of the affair." SCI
eral card parties have been given b
them and the different committee
and the proceeds devoted to purcha
ing articles and materials for the nj
merous booths which will be erecte
for the occasion.
South ST. Paul: A musical pr
gram of vocal and instrumental nun
bers was given in the Ideal Theatr
South st. Paul, for the benefit of tn
Church of st. Augustine, of which th
Rev. H. G. Mccall is pastor, on Thur
day evening, November IL, by til
members of the st. Paul Musical Aca
envy. The concert was preceded /
special photo-plays. There was
large attendance and the proceed
were added to the treasury of IL
church.