The Catholic bulletin., 1915-05-08
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL


new Cathedral to Summit Avenue are
being laid this week. Soon the area
walls will be completed and the
grounds surrounding the Cathedral
put in order, all of which will improve
the environment and add to. the
beauty of the structure.
Distinguished Visitors: The Most
Reverend Archbishop Redwood of Wei
lington, New Zealand, reached st. Paul
last week on his homeward journey
from Europe where he has been since
last summer. He is the guest of the
Most Reverend Archbishop and before
continuing his journey westward will
visit the principal diocesan institu-
tions in the Twin Cities.
The Most Reverend Archbishop
Christie of Portland, Ore, accompanied
by Father Thompson, spent couple OF
days in st. Paul last week the guest
of the Right Reverend Bishop Lawler
He was returning from Washington
where he attended the jubilee of the
Catholic University. He left for Port
land last Sunday morning. During
the previous week he paid visit to
Austin, Minn,, where his relatives
reside: go 81
Knights Donate Catholic EncycIo-
pedIa: At the regular meeting of
ST. Paul Council, Knights of Colum-
bus, held Tuesday evening, May 4, it
was unanimously voted to present a
set of the Knights of Columbus edi-
ton of the Catholic Encyclopedia in
fifteen volumes to the st. Paul Public
Library to replace the one destroyed
by fire. A committee consisting of
DIR. E. w. Buckley, F. G. Epp, T. w.
Henry, A. F. Soucheray, and l.. A.
Harrington, was appointed to solicit
books, magazines and donations of
money to help re-stock the Public Lii
brary with Catholic books. An appeal
will be made to the members of the
Council to donate volumes from their
private libraries for this purpose and
the indications are that the response
will be a generous one.
CarroIIton Club: The next meeting
of the Carrollton Club will be held on
Wednesday evening, May II, in the
Knights of Columbus auditorium. The
following musical program of excep-
tional quality has been prepared for
the occasion: /, the st. Thomas Col
lege orchestra; 2, solo by Mrs. Jane
Holland Cameron with Mrs. Catherine
Hoffman as accompanist; 3, violin solo
by Miss Helen Schultz; 4, selections
by the Knights of Columbus Glee Club.
After the program a business meeting
will, be held at which new officers will
be elected for the coming year and
plans discussed for a broadening and
development of the purpose for which
the Carrollton Club was organized.
This will be the final meeting of the
current season but the Club will re-
sumo it's activities early in the fall
and programs of special interest to the
members will be given during the win
ter months.
Church of ST. Louis: The Sacra-
ment of Confirmation will be admins
tered in the Church of St. Louis, st.
Paul, by the Most Reverend Arch
DlSnOp on SUNDAY, May ..
Tabernacle Society: The final
meeting of the Tabernacle Society for
the current year took place on Friday,
April 80. At three o'clock in the
afternoon 1876 members assembled in
the Royal Arcanum Halls, st. Paul, to
listen to an address by the Right Rev
r fn talY ri
in a reception rendered to him by the
members of the Society. A report OF
the work for the past winter shows
that 40 sets of vestments and 55O
pieces of linen for the altar were sent
to needy churches, not only in the
Archdiocese of st. Paul, but through
out the Northwest and as far as the
Pacific Coast. The work of the SO
ciety, discontinued during the summer
months, will be resumed on the last
Friday of September.
Guild Donates Lingard's History: Al
the executive meeting of the Guild OF
Catholic Women held in the Wilder
Charity Building on Saturday after
noon, May 1, it was decided to pre-
sent to the Public Library a set o
DR.. Lingard's History of England
brought down to date by Hilaire Bel
loc. The set comprises eleven vol
umes. The members of the Guilt
were also requested to donate Cath
olic books from their own private
libraries.
At the general meeting for the in
stallation of officers held on Monda!
afternoon, the Rev. James Donahoe
City Missionary, delivered an address
which was followed by a luncheon ant
social hour.
The Department of Arts and Letter
will close the years work with Ma,
Day at the home of Mrs. Arthur John
son, Fort Smelling, on Saturday after
noon, May Is, from three to six O'Clock
There will be a silver tea and pre-
gram of music and recitations. TIL
members of the Guild and their friend
are invited Take Smelling Minnehah
car
College of ST. Catherine: Mex
Tuesday afternoon at half past thre
O'Clock the students of the Germa