The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-12-09

been tried. Arrangements may be
made with the pastor, Rev. T. A. Prin.
ton, to whose tireless work and direc.
ton a great part of the credit of the
performance is due.
A bazaar will be opened in this
parish ON Wednesday evening, Deem
Der -, and will continue for three
nights. The ladies of the parish have
been working hard for the past month
in preparing for the event. All the
various attractions of an up-to-date
bazaar will be in evidence, and
lunches will be served every evening.
The affair will be held in the church
hall, Hatch and Churchill streets.
ST. Paul Council x. of c.: The
major degree of the order will be ex.
emplified on large class of candi.
dates, under the auspices of the St
Paul Council, on Saturday evening,
December 16. The ceremony will take
place in the club rooms on Smith Ave.
nue..
The first rehearsal of the Choral
Club organized under the auspices of
the council was held last Wednesday
evening. Over eighty members were
present. Membership in the organiza-
ton is open to any one who wishes
to join. Mrs. F. L. Hoffman, the
noted pianist, is in charge.
ST. Paul Tabernacle Society: The
next regular meeting will be held on
Friday, December Is. At p. IN. Rev.
erend Father Devery, C. S. p, of st.
Lawrence Parish, Minneapolis, Mimi,
will address the assembly.
ST. Joseph's Hospital: A retreat for
the nurses was opened Monday even.
ing, December 5, and closed Friday
morning, December 8. About one hun
dred nurses were in attendance. The
exercises were conducted by Rev
Father Cyrinus, o. f. NJ, of Sacred
Heart Church, st. Paul.
Church of st. Mark: "Catholicity
in Minnesota" is the subject of a
lecture which was given Friday
December Z, at $3.50 p. M, at the
parochial school hall, Dayton and
Moore avenues, ST. Paul, by Very
Rev. F. J. Schaefer, rector of St
Paul's seminary.
Church of ST. COLUMBIA: The bazaar
closed last Saturday night. 1t is
thought that more than $1,000 has
been raised. More than 500 people
were present on the last night. Prepa
rations are being made for church
play and vaudeville show to be given
by the dramatic club of the church or
January 10. F. r. Roney has the af
fair in charge.
Church of st. James: The young
people of the parish gave a minstre
show and vaudeville program Monday
evening, December 4, at the parochia
school hall The program was givel
under the direction of Miss Heller
Melvin.
ST. Marearet's Academy: The Sen
ior music class of st. Margaret's Acad
envy, Minneapolis, entertained theil
friends most delightfully."- at matinee
musical, on Monday afternoon of las
week. The young ladies who tool
part in the program are to be com
mended for the accuracy. precision
and grace with which each piece wa!
played. The program, consisting of ;
score of numbers, was well balanced
and was carefully and artistically rem
dered.
Pro-Cathedral: Three hundret
young men met in the sub-auditoriun
Monday night of this week and tenta
lively organized a Mems club tina
will make over the basement of TIN
Prot Cathedral into gymnasium ant
club rooms. James f. Cogwin wa
made temporary chairman, and DI
Frank Lawler, former state universit
basketball star, was put in charge o
athletic arrangements. A permanent
organization will be effected Decen
Der IS.
Retreat for Little Sisters: Thi
week the Rev. John M. Lyons, S. j
of Chicago, ILL.,, conducted a retrea
| for the Little Sisters of the Poor a
the Home for the Aged, in Mime
apolis.
League of Catholic Women: In OF
der that all the neighborhood Childre
of Northeast Minneapolis may hav
an opportunity to enjoy the adva1
tages at the Margaret Barry Settle
ment house, the Minneapolis Leagu
of Catholic Women were hostesses q
a reception and musical last Tuesda
afternoon to raise funds to carry o
the work. The affair was given q
the home of Mrs. Samuel II. Chut'
A group of young women assisted
the dining room. Mrs. J. J. Rega
and Mrs. w. E. Nelson had charge {
the social and musical side of the Ell
Itertainment. Rev. Thomas e. Guile
| gave the address. Twenty-Five wome
of the league were in the receivin
line, ~ ,-
Il Church of ST. Bridget: Religion
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