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

| Wednesday evening. Confessions Will
be heard on Sunday, for those who
wish to receive on Monday, also on
Monday and Tuesday.
Church of the Sacred Heart: A
very successful bazaar was held in the
! parish hall last week. Among the fea-
! lures was the rattle of an automobile
which proved a great financial success.
Church of the Holy Redeemer: The
Forty Hours Devotion was held at
the Church of the Holy Redeemer dur
ing the past week. The services open
ed on Thursday with High Mass at
nine o'clock, and will close Sunday
morning, Oct 20, with Solemn High
Mass. Services were held each even
| ing.
| Church of st. Cecilia: The young
folks of ST. Cecilias parish will give a
Halloween party, Monday evening,
October 80, in the parish hall, corner
| Bayless and Cromwell AYES.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
Departments of Arts and Letters,
Guild of Catholic Women, will hold
the first meeting Of the season on
Monday, October so, 2:3O p. m, at the
Catholic Guild Hall, 215 Nelson Ave.
phases of Church History in the
| Feudal Age is the subject of the
years course. Program to be given on
Monday, "Chairman's Day: "Saluta-
tory" Mrs. John C. Burke; Retro
spect and Prospect" Mrs. John H.
Donohue. Tea will be served and a
social hour follow
Pro-Cathedral: The women of the
| Pro-Cathedral Of st. Mary, Minneapo-
lis, gave musical on Friday evening,
Oct. 81, in the Gold Room of the Rad
isson. The artists included Mrs. Fran
ces Vincent Coveny, DR.. J. o. Fourier
and Miss Stella Lyons. Mrs. Simon j.
Schnorenberg and Mrs. Edward Kane
had charge of the arrangements and
they were assisted by a large group Of
women.
The Rosary Society will meet in the
! parochial school hail on Thursday
morning, Nov. 2, after the nine o'clock
| Mass.
The committee in charge of the par
ish festival, which will begin Nov. 20,
will hold an important meeting in the
school hall on Friday morning, Nov. 3,
after the nine o'clock Mass.
The young ladies of the parish will
| give a basket social in the sub-audito-
rum of the School on Monday evening,
Oct. 80. The party will be chaperoned
by Mrs. Benedict Vail. The baskets
will be supplied by the ladies and will
be auctioned off to the highest bidder.
Hot coffee will be served.
The school auditorium was well fill
| cd OH Monday evening, Oct. 3d. when
| Mr.. George Benson Hewetson deliver
! cd his lecture on Monsignor Robert
Hugh Benson, the illustrious convert
! whose promising career as a great
Catholic writer was cut short by his
early death. Mr.. HeWetson treated his
theme with keen insight and deep sym.
pathy and won the friendly admiration
of his audience for the light hearted
happy, yet sternly conscientious son
of the premier Protestant Archbishop
OF England.
Church of ST. Lawrence: The Most
Reverend Archbishop administered
Confirmation to class of one hun.
dred and sixty last Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock in the Church of ST
Lawrence, Minneapolis. The Arch.
bishop preached at the High Mass or
the Gospel of the Sunday. In the af
ternoon he examined the members OF
the class on Christian Doctrine and
gave an instruction before confirming
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday q
iridium was given for the members oil
the class in preparation for the recep
ton of the Holy Sacrament. Right
Reverend Monsignor Guillot and Rev
erend Robert Fitzgerald, together with
Father Devery and Father O'Regan
assisted the Archbishop.
Church of st. Stephen: The Ker
mess, which will begin November Is
!, is already taxing the social resources
of the men and women of st. Ste
!, phens parish, Minneapolis. The mems
!, club are planning on the biggest ant
, best country store in the history o
: parish festivals; and the women ART
: already well advanced in their plan:
. for a charming tea garden. The La
dies Auxiliary to the A. o. II. will have
: a large booth to add to the resources
of the Kermess. An exceptionally flint
. musical program for the entire week il
promised the Catholics of Minneapolis
Seton Guild: DR.. Ethel Hurd spokt
last week at Seton Guild on Genera
Requisites for First Aid" The lectur'
is one in series of ten being offeret
by the guild in first aid work.
Franklin: The Catholic Ladies' All,
! Society is planning a handkerchie
bazaar to be given in the near future
! They are asking each of their friend
! TO donate at least one handkerchief
!. Donations should be sent to Mrs. w. L
Q Grimes, and should be in by Noven
n Der first.
Northfield: People of Mortified an