The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-10-07
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL

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ing Confirmation dates have been ar
ranged by the Right Reverend Bishop
Trobec: October 8, Murdoch, in the
morning, DeGraff. in the afternoon;
October g. Benson, in the morning,
Clontarf in the afternoon; October
10, Danvers.
st. Paul Seminary: On Thursday,
October II, a meeting of the Alumni
Association will take place in the st.
Paul Seminary. Solemn High Mass
will be sung at ten o'clock by Rev. d..
Richard, pastor of the Church OF st.
Anne, Minneapolis. The sermon will
be preached by the Rev. John Dunphy
of the College of St. Thomas, Presi-
dent of the Alumni Association. The
meeting of the alumni will be held
Immediately after the High Mass.
Dinner will be served to the visiting
guests in the dining room OF the
Seminary.
COLLEGE of St. Thomas: The foot
ball team of St. Thomas College will
meet the team from the University
of North Dakota on the formers
grounds on Saturday, october Z, at
2:3O. This is the annual game, and
it always evokes great enthusiasm.
The team from st. Thomas College
has won the annual game for the past
three years, and hopes are high that
this year will bring another victory.
At a meeting of the trustees OF the
College held last Tuesday afternoon
the contract for the new chapel was
awarded to the P. M. Hennessy Con
struction Company of St. Paul. Work
will begin at once and the chapel Will
he ready for occupancy in August,
1917, Mr.. E.. l.. Masqueray, OF st.
Paul, is the architect, and the chapel
will cost, when completed, about $780,
600. and will afford a "much-needed &C.
~commodation for the student body. 1t
will have a seating capacity Of about
500.
Kniqhts Install Officers: The new
" elected officers of st. Paul Council,
KNIGHTS of Columbus, whose names we
have already published, were Install
ed Tuesday evening with impressive
ceremony by District Deputy Freder-
ick d. Mccarthy and staff. The Most
Reverend Archbishop has appointed
the Rev. ]. NJ. Reardon Chaplain OF
the Council for the coming year.
cretin High School: Wireless re-
ceiving and sending apparatus is to
be installed in the Cretin high school,.
1t is planned to send and receive
messages from other schools where
wireless stations are maintained.
Tabernacle Society: Rev. Father
Lawrence Ryan of the Cathedral, ad-
dressed the st. Paul Tabernacle So
ciety September 80, following a
business meeting at 3 P. M. The So
ciety resumed it's regular work OF the
season at the Royal Arcanum halls at
2 P. M.
The Rev. L. Ryan spoke before Ben
ediction of the Blessed Sacrament on
Wednesday of this week at tour
O'Clock. Exposition of the Most Bless
ed Sacrament was held during the day.
A large number of the members OF
the society from Minneapolis and st.
Paul were present at both morning
and afternoon services. Regular
meetings will be held every Friday at
two o'clock, when an address will be
delivered by one of the Reverend
clergy. Sewing begins at 10 a. m.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
regular monthly meeting of the Guild
of Catholic Women was held at
p. Nj. Monday, October 2, at the wider
building. The chairmen of the vari-
GUS committees read reports of the
summers work. Rev. James Byrne,
Vicar General of the diocese and pas
tor of st. Luke's parish, was the
speaker. Mrs. NJ. ]. McFadden, presl
dent, presided.
Mrs. McFadden has been made presl
dent of the children's section OF the
Catholic societies which held theil
national convention recently in Wash
ington. She was a delegate from the
Guild of Catholic Women of st. Paul
The reports of the Convention a
AnOka, MILL, anu NdohIhSCOA' -
will be given at the November month
ly meeting, which will be designated
as Federation Day. An appeal to tht
ladies was made by Mrs. McFadden tol
Captains for Tag Day to be held OF
October II.
Church of st. Andrew: On Thurs
day evening, September %, the quar-
terly meeting of the Holy Name SO
ciety was held in the parish hall
An enthusiastic gathering was ad
dressed by the pastor, Rev. T. A. Prln
ton, and the Rev. C, F. McGinnls
The Society meets monthly, and re
ceives Holy Communion in a body fou
times a year. At present the mem
bers are devoting their energies t
raising, within a short time, the sur
OF one thousand dollars towards tn
fund for the new parochial schoo
The parish has been districted, an
the following collectors assigned: W
Toilet, A. Cunnien, NJ. Moriarity, I
Foster, w. Wallraff, J. Egan, G.. Rol
ertson, l.. Ayd, T. Dezelar, mi :
Schwallbach. The officers of the 81
ciety are: w. Toilet, president; a
G,~~;o,o VIM Drocidonf. w Wallraf