The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-29

sewing. Registration for all of these
classes will continue during January
The dramatic art class, under the di-
rection of Miss Gertrude O'Neill, is
working on play to be presented be-
fore the Lenten season.
Dominican Missions: During the
holy season of Lent the Dominican
Fathers of Holy Rosary Convent,
Minneapolis, will give the following
missions: February $40, st. NAL
achy's Church, Chicago, H.; February
1920, ST. Michael's Church, Pine
Island, Mimi; February 90 to March
s, st. Jerome's Church, Chicago, H.;
February 20 to March 5, Holy Rosary
Church, Minneapolis; February 20-27,
st. Mary's Church, No. Fond du Lac,
Wis; February 20-27 st. Josephs
Church, Green Bay, Wis; February n
to March 5, st. Louis Church, Fond
du Lac Wis; March 5-19. st. An
selm's Church, Chicago, ILL.,; March
1919, st. Thomas Aquinas Church,
Kenosha, Wis; March 1926, st. Cecil
las Church, Chicago, ILL.,. March 10
to April 2, ST. Mary's Pro-Cathedral,
Minneapolis; March 10 to April 2,
Holy Name Cathedral, Chicago, ILL.,;
, April 20, Sacred Heart Church, st.
Francis, Wis; April ZIG, Holy Name
of Mary Church, Saulte Ste. Marie,
Mich; April PIC, Annunciation
Church, Chicago, ILL.,; April 9-16, Holy
Ghost Church, Milwaukee, Wis.
Applications for missions, retreats,
forty hours and triduums may be sent
to Rev. C. NJ Thuente, Holy Rosary
Convent, PAPA 18th Avenue South, Min
neapolis, Mimi Application should be
sent in as early as possible, as the
Dominican Fathers are in great de-
mand for missions and retreats. The
present year will be very busy one
in this respect, even as last year was.
From September to Christmas six of
; the Fathers were kept continually at
work and the schedule of missions
given above is proof that there will
be no respite from work during Lent.
University Catholic Associations:
What the Musical World Owes to the
Catholic Church." was the subject
; treated by Reverend Charles F. Nc
! Ginnis, Phi. D., of st. Thomas College,
: in his address before the University
: Catholic Association, Sunday after
noon, January %. Doctor McGinnis,
in the course of his lecture, showed
how the oratorios and cantatas OF
G modern times had their origin in mir
, acle and mystery plays fostered by the
n Church in the Middle Ages. He
1 sketched the history of Gregorian
\ chant and treated of it's devotional
h value in religious worship. 1t was
n through the work of such men as st
s Ambrose and st. Gregory and ST
|, Thomas that music became the maid
: of honor in the worship of God. The
n musical program of the afternoon was
e given by Miss Hynes of st. Paul.
There will be no meeting of the
y Association next Sunday, but on Feb
ruary 6, Rev. ]. j. Devery, c. S. p.
will deliver the address and a musi
e cal concert will be given by quartz
Il under the direction of Mrs. Franz
I, Hoffman, leader of the st. Paul Cattle
y dral choir.
/ Plans for the annual banquet o
= the Association at the Hotel Leaning
- ton February 10, are well under wa.
, and indications point to an UNUSUAL!
large attendance.
:, L. C. B. A. Installation: At Thu
January meeting of Branch $40 of thu
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Associ
u alton the following officers were in
u stalled for the present year: Mrs
u Mary A. Tracy, President; Mrs. MAJ
y garet McElligott, First Vice President
81 Mrs. Carrie Wilnitz, Second Vice Pres
u ident; Mrs. Rose Cogwin, Recordin
p Secretary; Mrs. Justina Hogan, Finar
~ cial Secretary; Mrs. Mary Rite
Ut Treasurer; Mrs. Mary Oberg, Guard
- Mrs. Della Dickinson, Marshal; Mr.!
u Margaret Dowdall, Mrs. Catherin
" Roberts, Mrs. Josephine Hoskes'
II Trustees. After the installation tn
-, members were very pleasantly ente
~ tanned at the home of Mrs. Dowdal
do A musical program was rendered an
refreshments served.
di-
IN Joint Installation A. o. H.: T.
q Doyle, Minnesota State President I
oh the Ancient Order of Hibernians, we
present at the joint installation of of
GERS for Division No. 8, of the A. o. /
"a and No. 2, of the Ladies' Auxiliar
90 Hennepin County. Mr.. Doyle gay
81 the obligation after Miss Mary Bo
- Ian, county president of the Ladie
he Auxiliary, had read the duties of the
- respective offices to those newly cleo
ed. The installation was followed
fine program of songs, music al
~ readings. Brief addresses by sever
~ of the officers were received wi
100 hearty applause. In the dining roo
~ the women had prepared delicio
81 luncheon, which all enjoyed at t
Jan close of the entertainment.
Alumni Banquet: The first annu
lin- banquet of the Minneapolis alumni
ne ST. Johns University, Collegevil
lay Mimi, was held at the Elks' Club
ner the evening of January %. About o
no hundred members were present.
lot ter the banquet a program of mus
.. song and speech was presented und
ana the direction of Joseph Mathey, t
ell toastma stpr Addresses were del