The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-10-28
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL

-, the Most reverend AfChDlShcD
administered the Sacrament of COntir-
nation in the Church OF St. Lawrence,
Minneapolis 155 children were con-
firmed, together with adults, of whom
four were converts. An offering OF
$125.00 was made to the chapel OF the
Blessed Virgin in the new Cathedral
The Right Reverend Bishop Trobec
administered Confirmation as follows:
On Sunday, October 10, i'll the morning,
at Morton. Thirty children and five
adults, of whom two were converts,
were confirmed An Offering of $4,000
was made to the chapels III the new
Cathedral In the afternoon at Birch
Coolie, 63 children and two adults
were confirmed, an Offering of $500
being made to the new Cathedral.
Monday, October 16, at Franklin III the
morning, Al persons were confirmed
and an Offering of $500 made to the
new Cathedral. In the afternoon 80
children and one adult were confirmed
at Morgan. An offering of $500 was
made to the chapel of St. Boni-
face Tuesday, October II, 60 children
and two converts were confirmed at
Clements, an offering OF $4,000
being made to the chapel of St. Boni-
face On the morning of Wednesday,
October IS, As children and two adults,
one being convert, were confirmed
at Candy. An Offering Of $500 was
made to the chapel Of the Blessed Vir-
gin. In the afternoon 81 children
were confirmed at Taunton. An Of
fering of $24O0 was made to the
chapel of SIS. Cyril and Methodius.
Thursday, October 10, 100 children
and one convert We're confirmed at
St. Leo. A donation of $500 was
made to the chapel of st. BOniface.
Friday morning, October 20, 1903 chill
dren and II adults were confirmed at
Wilno. An Offering of $4,000 was
made to the chapel OF IS. Cyril and
Methodius. In the afternoon so chill
dren and adults, two of whom we're
converts, were confirmed at IVanhoe.
A donation of $4100 was made to the
chapel of IS. Cyril and Methodius.
Cathedral: On Sunday evening, Oct.
%, Rev. T. A. keane, assistant pastor
of the Cathedral, will speak on the
subject of The Eternity of Cod"
st. Paul Tabernacle Society: The
st. Paul Tabernacle Society held it's
regular monthly meeting on Friday,
October q, at ten o'clock. In the at
ternoon at two o'clock the monthly re-
ports were read, aud at three o'clock
the Very Rev. James c. Byrne, Vicar
General, Spiritual Director OF the Soci-
ETY., addressed the members. Miss
Frances Smith, president, presided.
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Church of ST. Andrew: The parish
dramatic club is preparing to stage a
performance in the near future. 1t
will be, The Man OF Mystery" an in.
tensely interesting play. 1t is under
the direction Of Mr.. Harry J. Mates
who is well known for his work on the
stage. The pastor, Rev. T. a. Printon
is assisting in directing the produc
ton.
Church of St. Mark; \ beautifully
appointed tea will be given on the at
ternoOn of November 3 at the homo OF
Mrs. P. J. Flynn, 1893 Marshall avenue
when the hostesses will be the women
of st. Marks Church. The event
will be silver tea and will be
given for the benefit Of the building
fund Of the church. An interesting
program has been arranged anG
among those who will sing will
be Miss Edith Brodie, Miss Loret
to Haas Mrs Jane Holland Cameron
Mrs. Florence O'Reilly and Robert L
Gehan. The accompanies will be
Mrs. Katherine Hoffman, Miss Mary
Willard Miss Alice O'Reilly and Prof
Clay e. Pardo. Max Tracy, 'cellist O.
the Minneapolis symphony orchestra
also will play. There win be readings
by Rev. C. f. Cremin and Mrs John ]
Ryan.
st. Marks Club, composed of thu
men of st. Marks Church of Merriam
Park, held it's initial meeting of thu
SSdl A1OAOdS ulSuI, OCls -, oL tll'
parochial school hall. The followin,
officers were elected: w. D. Jamie
son, president; E. l.. Norton, vice presi
don't; G. Y. Hamilton, secretary: p.
Schultz, treasurer; S. S. Johnson, re
Cording secretary. Plans are unde
way for series of interesting pre-
grams to be given during the winter
Church OF ST. AdaIbert: On Sunday
October 20, the Most Reverend Arch
bishop will administer the Sacramen
of Confirmation to large class.
Federation of Alumnae: On SUI
day afternoon, October 20, the Mime
sofa Chapter of the International Fec
Grafton of Catholic Alumnae will hol
meeting at st. Joseph's Academy
st. Paul The meeting will be Gale
at four o'clock, and will be preside
over by Mrs. John H. Donohue. Ma
ters of interest with reference to til
Convention of the Federation i
November will be discussed.
ST. Joseph's Academy Alumnae
The Alumnae Association of S
Joseph's Academy will meet at tn
Academy Saturday morning, Noven
hpr 4 There will no q RpnI1inn1 Mas