The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-04
the De La Sale Alumni Association
will be held at Donaldson tea rooms,
Tuesday, November 81, 1916.

4 VIII DE held at Donaldson tea rooms,
Tuesday, November 81, 1916.
Church of the lncarnation: The
Altar Guild of the Incarnation Parish,
Minneapolis, scored a notable success
in the silver tea given at the parish
rectory on Wednesday afternoon of
last week. The parish rectory was
filled with splendid gathering of par
ishioners and their friends who ex-
pressed much delight with the enter
tai1lment A profusion of palms and
ferns was provided for the various
rooms, with yellow chrysanthemums
and roses adding much to the attrac.
tiveness of the dining room and study.
The musical program, in charge of
Mrs. Lacy, consisted of several de-
lightful numbers which were rendered
at pleasing intervals throughout the
afternoon. Among those who sang
was Mrs. Frances Vincent Coyeny.
The proceeds of the entertainment
will form the nucleus for the altar
fund which the Altar Guild has under
taken to provide for the new church.
Church of the Holy Rosary: The
Society for the Propagation of the
Faith has been regularly established
in the Church of the Holy Rosary,
| Minneapolis, by the diocesan director,
Reverend James A. Byrnes. At the
| first meeting nearly forty members of
| the parish volunteered to act as pro-
| motors, after Father Byrnes had ex-
planned the objects of the society, it's
| benefits and the duties of it's pro-
motors. With forty promoters the
| branch of the Society in this parish
will have a membership of four hun
| dred when each band of ten is COM
pleted. John L. Gleason is secretary
of the branch.
Church of the Holy Name: The
first bazaar of the new Holy Name
parish of Minneapolis will be held in
the basement of the new church build
ing on November %, "a and %. Prep
arations for the entertainment are we'll
under way, and both the men and
women of the parish are hopeful of a
great success. Mrs. John J. Fox and
Mrs. John E. Higgins gave card So
cial at the home of Mrs. Fox, Eleventh
avenue south, on Monday evening,
October 80. Nearly a hundred guests
filled the house and were delighted
with the evenings entertainment. The
proceeds will go to the credit of Mr..
Lrin .in11 in
Mr.. George Sherman for the chair
which both are trying to win at the
coming bazaar. A very successful Hal
lowe'en party in support of Mr.. Sher
mans cause was given at the home
of Mr.. w. o. Caldwell last Tuesday
evening.
Franklin: On Saturday, Novem-
Der 4, Parcel Post sale will be held
for the benefit Of Catholic charity.
Donations may be sent to Mrs. A.
Poss.
New UIm: Monday night, October
%, the following officers of st. Pat
ricks Council were installed at q
regular meeting of the council: Grand
knight, Henry ]. Berg; Deputy Grand
Knight, John Lauden; Chancellor,
Hugh Walters; Recorder, Carl p.
Manderfeld; Financial Secretary Ed
ward J. Berg; Chaplain, Rev. Robert
Schlinkert; Treasurer, Robert Fesen
maier; Lecturer, Frank w Kosek;
Advocate, Albert E. Flor: Warden, Al
bert L. Gag; Inner Guard, Frank
Eckert; Outer Guard, Frank L. Seifert
Trustees, Carl p Eichten, William A.
Pfefferle and John Brey. District
Deputy J. ]. Moriarity of Mankato,
was the installing Officer. The cere-
mony was followed by a luncheon
served by the members of the council.
WaVsrly: The Literary and Debat-
ing Society of st. Mary's School has
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Ed Soshnek; Vice President,
Ray Calvin; Secretary, Chester Fuller;
Treasurer, Clinton Quinn; Committee
on Programs, John Casey, Margaret
Walsh, Luella Berkner, Sisters of st.
Joseph, and Father Moore. 1t is plan
ned to have some highly interesting
meetings during the coming months. 4
ivanhoe: The SIS. Peter and Paul
cemetery has been surveyed and di-
vided into lots which are set off by
concrete markers. A fence of woven
wire now encloSes the grounds and
over the arch of the beautiful steel
gate is the name, Ivanhoe Cemetery"
These Improvements have been prompt
Iy paid for, the collection taken up
in the church for that purpose,
amounting to SITS. The pastor, Rev
l.erend S. F. Dobrensky, is we'll pleased
! with the work and with the prompt
cooperation on the part of his parish
toner's.