The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-07-01

land, Lake MlnnetOnka, conducted by
the Seton Guild of Minneapolis. Miss
Pauline Gearing holds the champion
ship in tennis and the Misses Hazel
and Hattie Forth, who are guests at
the club, have been voted the best
swimmers. Miss Louise DeZellar won
the walking contest. Two new row
boats have been installed by the club
and Miss Florence Diedrich has prov
en- to be the best rover.
Church of St. Bridget: A Fourth Of
July picnic will be held under the
Minneapolis, of which the Rev. James
Donohoe is pastor. 1t will take place
on the church grounds at Emerson and
Thirty-eighth avenues, north. Meals
will be served by the women of the
parish from IL a. m. to 10 p. m. in the
church basement, and refreshments of
all kinds will be provided in addition
to varions forms of amusement. A
number of addresses will be delivered
by prominent citizens.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.: Division
No. 2 of the Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.
held a very enjoyable meeting last
week at their hall, $40 Central avenue
Minneapolis. A class of twenty new
members was initiated and a literary
and musical program followed. The
evenings entertainment closed with
refreshments.
WaverIy: A class of boys and girls
received their first Holy Communion
in st. Mary's Church, of which Rev. T.
Moore is pastor, on Sunday, June IS.
The Mass was celebrated by the pas
tor who also preached an appropriate
sermon.
FarbauIt: In the examination for
the Mother Gertrude scholarship held
at Bethlehem Academy on Monday,
June 49, Miss Hildegarde Miller at
tanned the highest average and will be
entitled to four years free tuition at
the Academy. Miss Cecilia Murphy
held the second place.
A summer school for the Sisters of
st. Dominic will be held at Bethlehem
Academy during the month of July.
About forty Sisters will attend the
course
ShieIdsviIle: The people of st. Pat.
ricks Church surprised the pastor,
Rev. J. j. Molloy, by holding a cele-
bration in honor of his silver jubilee
on the afternoon of Sunday, June 25
The women of the parish served din
ner in st. Patrick's Hall which was
tastefully decorated for the occasion
and purse of money and other gifts
were presented to Father Molloy, the
tWenty-fifth anniversary of whose ordi
nation fell on June 81. Among the
priests who attended the celebration
were Rev. J. J. Doherty, assistant pas
tor of the Immaculate Conception par
ish, Faribault, Rev. Joseph Hannah oil
the College of st. Thomas, st. Paul
Rev. Philip Gordon, and Rev. Albert
Negahnquet, the only full-blooded In
dian priests in the United States.
GraceviIIe: The Most Reverend
Archbishop Ireland preached at thu
late Mass in the Church of the Hol!
Rosary on Sunday, June 25. The previ
Gus day he attended the annual meet
ing Of the Old Settlers Association.
Hastings: A new parochial schoo
for the parish of st. Boniface, o
which Rev. Werner Schneppenheim, O
S. B., is pastor, is being erected on tn
site of the Convent of st. Benedict.
is two-story brick structure with al
modern conveniences and will cost ur
wards of $4,000.
st. Leo: The feast of Corpu
Christi was observed with befttin
solemnity in this parish on Thursda
, of last week. At 10 a. m. Solemn Hig
: Mass was sung by the pastor, Rev.
Kotouc, with Rev. w. ]. Stewart, Mir
neota, as deacon and Rev. Peter Rem:
kar Candy as subdeacon. Immediate
= ly after mass the Blessed Sacramen
was borne in procession around tn
. | Village. Al NdIlOuS pOIIllS Ou LIlO iii
of march beautifully decorated altar
had been erected by pious hands an
. at each the Gospel was sung, the pr
scribed prayers said and BenedictiO
; solemnly given. After the final Ben
. diction in the church the imposin
{ ceremony concluded with the congr
cation singing the TIE Deum. No
withstanding the threatening aspect I
$ the weather many came from tt
s neighboring parishes of Candy, Tau
Il ton and Minneota to take part in tt
:: Eucharistic celebration.
= MonteVideo: A class of 35 cane
:, dates were admitted to membership
= the local council of the Knights
- Columbus at an initiation held la
Sunday afternoon, June 25, under Il
direction of Past State Deputy John
Nightingale and degree team fro
lie Minneapolis. The ceremony w
s, brought to a close with banquet, f,
IN lowed by a program of toasts and m
at steal numbers.