The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-02-27
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL


Fathers Thuente and O'Neill of the
Holy Rosary Convent, Minneapolis,
will open in the Church of St. Luke
next Sunday at the late Mass. The
first week will be for the women and
the second week for the men
Emmett Day Celebrations: The Hon.
D. W. Lawler will give the principal
address at the celebration of Robert
Emmet's birthday anniversary in the
llihernian Halls on Thursday evening,
March 4, under the auspices of the
A. o. II. of Ramsey County. State
President T. J. Doyle will also speak.
The following will take part in the
musical and literary program to be
given on that occasion: Miss NJ. b.
Miner, Miss Helen Mccarthy, Frank
Cusick, NJ McQuaid, Mrs. A. ]. Con-
roy, ]. F.. Fitzpatrick, the Walsh
brothers quartet, Miss Mae Mccarthy
and James White.
st. Agatha's Conservatory: On
WashingtOn's Birthday, the orchestra
of st. Agatha's Conservatory gave an
excellent program. The orchestra
numbers were played with rare feel
ing, each one receiving brilliant and
effective reading. The sOloists were:
Cecilia Harmon, cello; Marie Pfeiffer
and Ruth IIilger, violin: and Nettie
Gutenberg, cornet. Lottie Fabian,
reader, assisted on the program and
Ethel Daggy as accompanist, gave
splendid support. A song recital will
be given at the Conservatory next
week.
College of ST. Thomas: Lieutenant
Alvin S. Perkins, commandment of
cadets, has been promoted to the rank
of Captain. lie was with the Twelfth
Cavalry, II. S. A., prior TO his appoint
ment to the College in 1912.
Captain II. l.. Laubach Of the gen.
eral staff of the United States Army,
who has been detailed to inspect the
military schools of the West, will
make his official visit to the College
in May.
The Most Reverend Archbishop Wis
tied the College last Tuesday and held
conference with the faculty He
spoke of the duties and responsibilities
of instructors of youth and the prin-
ciples which should animate them in
carrying on their work. He also out
lined the methods which he wished the
professors to adopt in the handling of
their classes. He expressed the ut
most satisfaction with the progress
which the College has been making
from year to year, drawing attention
to the fact that it has registered this
year upwards of 730 students.
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Church of ST. Mark: The children
of the parochial school of st. Mark,
Merriam Park, gave a program in
honor of George Washington on
Thursday, February Is. Each grade
had it's music, recitatiOns and songs.
THE Development of the Flag" was
an unusual and instructive display OF
the various banners used at different
times in American history. The pro-
gram was repeated for the benefit OF
the people of the parish.
Church of ST. Michael: A series OF
special sermons will be preached in
the Church Of st. Michael, st. Paul
of which the Rev. p. O'Neill is pas
tor, on the Sunday evenings of Lent
Last Sunday evening the subject was
THE Possibility and the Necessity
of Revelation" Next Sunday evening
1.-The Christian Revelation" will be
the topic. On the following Sundays
the Source of Revealed Truth, the
Accredited Teacher of Divine Truth
The Church, it's Attributes and Mark!
will be discussed. Many nOn-Catholic!
attended last Sunday evening and NJ
doubt will follow the course. Afte
Easter class will be formed for the
instruction of those who desire to bt
received into the Church.
x. of C. Initiation: st. Paul Conn
Gil of the Knights of Columbus cele
brated the sixteenth anniversary o
its institution by admitting a class o
sixty-flve candidates to the hOnors o
the major degree of the Order OIL
February %. The eXempliication wa
noIu Ill the AUDITORIUM vi aus Gu
house on Smith avenue, and was wit
messed by about one thousand Knight
from different parts of the Northwest
Delegations came from Minneapolis
st. Cloud, Melrose, saltwater, Winons
Duluth, Shakopee, Hastings, Bell
PLANE, Hibbing, Virginia, Fargo, l.
Crosse and Superior. The degre
work was in charge of National d
rector, James J. Maher and a tear
from Chicago. In addition to Nj
Maher, three national officers wer
present, namely, William J. McGinle
OF New Haven, Conn.,, Supreme Secr'
tary; DR.. f. w. Buckley, Suprem
Physician, and w. d. Dwyer, Nationf
Director, both of st. Paul. In tn
evening an entertainment and smoke
attended by about 500 Knights wa
given in the Knights of Columbu
auditorium at which the principal a,
dress was delivered by Suprem
Secretary mckinley on THE Purpos
of the knights of Columbus" TIL
Hon. T. d. O'Brien, charter membt
of the Council, gave an interestir
talk on "reminiscences of st. Pa
Council" A musical program Wa
rendered by local talent.