The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-22
which was organized last year and
placed in charge of the Rev. M. j.
Casey.

Church of ST. John: Last Sunday,
May l6, the Right Reverend Bishop
I4awler preached at the late Mass in
the Church of st. John, ST.. Paul, of
which the Rev. T. F. Gleeson is pastor,
and in the afternoon confirmed class
of 203 of whom 20 were adults.
Pro-Cathedral of ST. Mary: Exer-
cises for the raising of the flag over
the Pro-Cathedral school of st. Mary,
Minneapolis, will be held Tuesday
afternoon, May %, at two o'clock. A
program of patriotic songs and other
numbers has been prepared. The Will
liam Washburn Post of the Woman's
Relief Corps of the G. A. R., donated
the flag to the school and the children
themselves presented the flag pole
which was erected this week. A fea-
ture of the program will be the cere-
mony of carrying the flag by the mem
bers of the graduating class.
The home economics department. of
the school will give an exhibition Of
the work of the pupils in that depart
raising. The parents and the friends
of the school will be invited to inspect
the exhibit.
At a banquet rendered by Father
Cullen, pastor of the Pro-Cathedral, to
the Ushers' Club in the Hotel Raids
son on May II, the following officers
were elected: President, E. P. Co.
veny; Vice-President, J. w. Hoffman;
Secretary, w. P. Graves; Treasurer,
M. ]. Regan.
Church of st. Elizabeth: Forty
Hours Devotion will be held in the
Church of st. Elizabeth, Minneapolis,
beginning Friday morning, May %, and
ending Sunday, May 80. The children
of the parish are being prepared for
their solemn First Communion on
Trinity Sunday, May 80.
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes:
| The Society of st. Anne, composed
of the women of Our Lady of Lourdes
parish, Minneapolis, will have their
banner blessed, Sunday evening, May
%, at eight o'clock. The Society has
arranged to give sacred concert on
that occasion.
Right Reverend Mgr. Gulliott, pastor
of the parish, has this week RENTED
$4,000 to the Sisters of st. Joseph and
$4,000 to the College of st. Thomas,
ST. Paul, from the estate of the late
Father Andre in accordance with the
provisions of his will.
X. of C.. Degrees: The Hennepin
Council, Knights of Columbus, Mime
apolis, will confer the first degree on
class of candidates, Monday evening,
May "a, in the home of the Council at
428 Eighth Street South. The second
degree. will be given, Friday evening,
May %, and the third on Saturday
afternoon, May 20.
De LaSaiIe Institute: The members
of De LaSalle Alumni Association,
Minneapolis, are very enthusiastic
over the minstrel-vaudeville show to
be put on in the East High School
on June 4. Mr.. J. E. Woolsey is di-
recting the production and Father Tai
bot is conducting the chorus. Mr.. A.
]. Fisher, President of the Association,
will act as the interlocutor in the
minstrel act, with Messrs. Kidwell and
Flaherty playing the end men. Musi-
cal numbers by Messrs. Cummings,
Flaherty, Joncas, Desmarais, Staples,
Paradis, Lennon and Hessburg will be
given during the act. The chorus is
composed of thirty singers. The Sec
ond act will consist of a number of
specialties. The third part is to be a
strong dramatic sketch entitled "The
Zone Police" The characters will be
taken by Messrs. Hessburg, Flaherty,
Seibl and Cogwin. The proceeds will
go for the welfare of the Alumni and
the Christian Brothers School.
New Brighton: Last Tuesday the
Right Reverend Bishop Lawler con.
firmed a class of 1875 children in the
Church of st. John the Baptist, OF
which the Rev. F. J. Matz is pastor.
Faribault: On Wednesday of last
week the Trinity League, composed OF
representative Catholic women of the
city, met in the 1. o. o. F. hall and
elected the following officers for the
coming year: President, Mrs. James
O'Neill; Vice-Presidents, Mrs. Dan
Coughlin, Mrs. Edward Johnson, and
Mrs. Oscar Zimmerman; Secretary
Miss Julia O'Neill; Treasurer, Mrs
Albert Ochs; members at large, Mrs
Nj. l.. Payant, Mrs. A. Beaupre, and
Mrs. Louis Miller.
Belle Plaine: The fifth annual ban
Iquet of the local Council of the Knights
of Columbus was held on Monday
evening, May 10, in Weibeler's hall
where 200 Knights and their friends
were served. At the conclusion o.
the banquet vocal selections were
given by Miss Martha O'Brien ant
addresses delivered by Rev. Thoma:
Minogue, pastor of the Church of the
Sacred Heart, and HI. B. Conlon.
; Springfield: The new Church o
: ST. Raphael was informally opened OF
( the Feast of the Ascension when /;
class of 100 children received frs
} Solemn Communion. The Solemn
( High Mass was celebrated by the pas
: tor, Father Fey, and the sermon
| preached by Father Klein of Sleep.
Eye. The interior finishing will no
/ be completed for some time although
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