The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-10-14
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL

Peter, Mimi.
Right Reverend Bishop Trobec will
administer the Sacrament Of Contirma-
ton on the following days: Sunday,
Oct. Is, Morton, in the forenoon, Birch
Coolie, in the afternoon; Monday, Oct.
IS, Franklin, in the morning, Morgan,
in the afternoon; Tuesday, Oct. II, at
Clements; Wednesday,, Oct. IS, Candy,
in the forenoon, Taunton, in the after
noon; Thursday, Oct. 10, at st. Leo;
Friday, Oct 20, at Ivanhoe and Wilno.
On Saturday, Oct. IA, Bishop Trobec
will dedicate the Church of st. Mary
at Bechyn, a mission of Redwood
Falls.
Confirmation: The following is a
list of the number confirmed last week
by the Right Reverend Bishop Trobec:
st. Michael, Wright County, Minn.,
October 1, 1913 children, and one adult;
an Offering of $500 was made for the
chapel OF st. Boniface in the new
Cathedral. In the afternoon 119 chill
dren and one convert were confirmed
at Albertville. An offering of $4,000
was made to the chapel of st. Bonl-
face, $1,000 for that of st. Patrick, and
$1,000 for st. Remy. On the morning
of October 2, 43 children were con-
firmed at st. Walburga, an offering of
S3650 being made for the chapel OF
St. Boniface. In the afternoon So chill
dren and five converts were confirmed
at Rogers. The offering made for the
chapel of St. Boniface amounted to
$4,000, and for the chapel of st. Pat
rick $1,000.
Cretin High School: The Rev.
James Byrnes. Diocesan Director of
the Association of the Holy Child
hood" addressed the student body on
Wednesday last in behalf of the for
eign missions. A branch of the Assoc
citation was established and officers
were elected and class promoters APP
pointed.
Rev. Thomas F. Gleason met the stu
dents in the new Assembly Room on
Oct. 9Th, and in the course of his lee
ture made some very pointed remarks
on higher education and on the oppor-
tunities for such an education at
Cretin.
The new gymnasium will be ready
by the end of the week. Schedules for
inter-class indoor games and basket
ball contests are being drawn up by
the captains of the different classes.
Church of st. Vincent: Mrs. Paul
Firnett, Mrs. James Tracy, - Mrs.
George Granville and Mrs. John Koh-
Ter gave card party at Columbia
hall Friday evening, October 6, for
the benefit of ST. Vincent's Church. A
large number of persons attended,
and a goodly sum was realized for
the church fund.
Church of ST. Cecilia: On Wednes-
day evening, October 4, an autumn
carnival was given in the parish hall,
Bayless and Cromwell avenues, by
the young people of the parish. 1t
was most decided success and drew
very large crowd. Miss Mary
Griffin was chief barker Joseph
Quain had charge of the vaudeville
show, in which Carl Klein and
Joseph Leisher were chief performers.
Miss Katherine Tewters had charge
of a booth in which fancy goods were
sold. The Misses Mary Quain and
Helen BIaylock sold candy. A large
sum was realized from the affair.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. 1.-THE Off
GERS and members of the county board
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
gave a beautifully appointed reception
and banquet in honor of Mrs. Ellen
Conroy, president of the Ladies Auxil'
iary. More than 300 guests were pres
ent at the banquet. The hall was ap-
priately decorated for the occasion
with masses of autumn foliage. The
day was Mrs. Conroy's sixth anniver-
sary as president of the organization
Among the speakers were T. ]. Doyle,
state president of the Hibernians;
Aleck Mccarthy, county president;
D. ]. Sullivan and others. There was
a musical program, in charge of Mrs
Margaret Scott.
Catholic Order of F&esters: The
Catholic Order of Foresters of st
Paul, North and South st. Paul and
White Bear, will have a joint installa
ton of all the officers-elect, Sunday af
ternoon, October 18th, 1916, at
o'clock at st. Matthew's Hall, corner
Humboldt and ROBBIE streets. Bro
Geo. Stenger will have charge of the
degree work, which is being held un
der the auspices of the joint commit
tee. High Chief Ranger Bro. Thoma:
II. Cannon of Chicago, and Bro. Juliu:
A. Collier of Shakopee, will be presen
and address the meeting. Short talk:
on the good of the order will be made
by the Hon. DanieIE w. Lawler, Ma
thias Bantz, Frank ]. He'll, Geo. Steng
er and Daniel B. Hickey. All Forester
of the Twin Cities and nearby towns
are expected to be present on this oc
casion.
st. Agnes Court C. o. F. Tn
Joint committee of the Catholic Orde
of Foresters of st. Paul will meet witt
st. Agnes Court No. 459, Wednesday
Oct. 25, at ST. Agnes Hall, Kent an,
Thomas street.
Church of ST. Louis: A retreat wa
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