The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-06-03

Minneapolis C. o. r: Lincoln Court
No. 819 of the Catholic Order of For
/ esters, Minneapolis, signaliZed the
thirty-third anniversary of the found
ing of the order by receiving class
of thirty-three new members on Thurs
day evening, May %, in their new
hall on Lake street. Visiting mem
bers from several courts in Mime
| apolis and st. Paul were present to
assist in the initiation ceremonies
| The speakers of the evening were
| High Trustee julius A. Collier of Sha-
kopee, Reverend J. M. Cleary, chap
lain of the court, Reverend j. A Gaug-
| hen, d. W. Lawler of st. Paul, State
Secretary George B. Stenger and State
| Organizer Peter Loskiel. The program
of speaking was interspersed with
music and was followed by dainty
luncheon served by some of the women
| foresters. The good that the order
| has done in the Catholic homes of its
members, it's hopeful status at the
present time and the outlook for Wig
| orous activities in the forestry circles
of the Twin Cities were the themes
which gave decidedly optimistic tone
| to the various addresses and filed the
members with much quiet enthusiasm
| for the order.
Minneapolis K. of c.: Fifty-six new
members received the third degree in
| the Knights of Columbus last Tuesday
| afternoon in the home of the Henne-
Minneapolis Council. The degree
work was conducted by the Brainerd
team under the leadership of District
Deputy j.. j. Nolan. The degree team
did excellent work and the class was
| highly successful. In the evening at
| half past seven banquet for the
| knights and their ladies was served
| in the West Hotel and nearly five hun
dred attended. The POSTMASTER was
J. H. Sherlock and the speakers were
State Deputy w. H. Donahue, AttOr-
ney E. M. Sharon of Davenport, Ia,
and Colonel Lafayette Young, editor
of the Des Moines Daily Capital.
| Colonel Young has been travelling ex-
tensively as war correspondent in
Europe and though a on-Catholic, he
| has been deeply impressed by the
great conserving and sustaining power
of the Catholic Church in Europe dur
| ing the decentralization of the present
war. In his address Tuesday evening
| he expressed his admiration for the
| wonderful work for civilization which
| is being quietly accomplished by the
Church even amid the very scenes of
conflict.
Church of St. Clement: class of
thirty-fve boys and girls made their
first Solemn Communion in the Church
of ST. Clement, Minneapolis, at the
eight o'clock Mass on Sunday, May
%, at which the pastor Rev. r. ].
Fitzgerald, officiated. Before Mass the
children renewed their baptismal VOWS
and in the afternoon they were en-
rolled in the scapular. The preparatory
retreat was preached by the Rev. P.
Gadient, assistant pastor.
On Monday evening, June 5, the
married ladies club will give public
entertainment in st. Clements Hall
for the benefit of the church.
Church of the Holy Rosary: The
Most Reverend Archbishop will admin
lister Confirmation in the Church of the
Holy Rosary, Minneapolis, which is in
charge of the Dominican Fathers, next
Sunday afternoon, June'4
The Modjeska Dramatic Club of Holy
Rosary parish, Minneapolis, which is
| in charge of the Dominican Fathers,
has selected the cast which will pre-
sent the comedy drama, Teddy, or
The Runaways," on the evenings OF
June 8 and in the school auditorium,
oath Street and 18th Avenue So. Sup
Elementary to the play the 1915 class
will be graduated and an appropriate
address will be given. This entertain
ment will close the season for the
club and large attendance is ex.
pected.
Catholic Students Association: At
a meeting of the Catholic Students
Association of the University of Min
nesota ON Wednesday of last week
movement was set on foot to form
Catholic Alumni Association which
will include every Catholic graduate OF
the University. The new organization
will unite in closer bond of fellow
ship all Catholic students who have
attended the University whether OIL
not they were members of the Catho
lie Students Association during the
time of their attendance. The move
ment was, inaugurated by the Paulist
Fathers who are the Spiritual Direct
ors of the Association.
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes:
class of fifty children were admitted tt
their first solemn Communion in the
IChurch of Notre Dame de Lourdes
Minneapolis, of which the Right Rev
erend Mgr. Joseph Guillot is pastor
on the feast of the Ascension, June /
when the Communion Mass was sale
at half past eight O'Clock. The chill
dren followed the exercises of {
preparatory retreat during the three
Iprevious days.
Church of the Incarnation: Tht
piano recital by pupils of the Incarna