The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-10-21

be held in the auditorium of thu
knights of Columbus Building or
Smith Avenue. At the close of the in
itiation the visiting Knights and mem
bers of the class will march to the
st, Paul Hotel where the banquet will
be served. In addition to the address
es by the Most Reverend Archbishop
and Deputy Supreme Knight Carmody
a program of musical and vocal mum
bers will be rendered by local talent
Elaborate preparations are being made
for the coming initiation and indica
tons are that it will be one of the
most successful in the history of the
Order in the Northwest.
Knights Contribute to Campaign
] Fund: At the regular meeting of
st. Paul Council Knights of Columbus,
held last Tuesday evening a contribu-
| ton of $1,000 was voted for the House
of the Good Shepherd building cam
paign fund as a mark Of appreciation
of the splendid work which the Sis
| ters are doing for the social welfare
and civic betterment of the community.
Pro-cathedral of ST. Mary: Robert
Hugh Benson" is the subject of an adj
dress to be given by George Benson
HeWetson in the school hall of the
Cathedral, Minneapolis, on Mon.
day evening, Oct %. Mr.. Hewetson is
kinsman of the late Mcnsignor Ben
son, and like him is a convert from
Anglicanism.
The women of the Pro- Cathedral of
st. Mary will give musical for the
benefit of the Cathedral in the gold
room of the Radisson on Friday eve
ming, October 81, at o'clock.
Church of the incarnation: 4
pound social" was given by the women
of the Incarnation parish, Minneapolis,
Monday afternoon, October 16, at three
O'Clock, in the school hall. Food, cloth
ing and other supplies for the needy
were contributed by those who attend
ed. From the general committee a
board of officers was chosen as follows:
President, Mrs. J. P. Wall, vice presi-
dents, Mrs. A. A. Laurent, Mrs. C. E..
NOrbeck, Mrs. S. w. Jones; secretary,
Mrs. D. McLane; treasurer, Mrs. S. Ter
was.
An inventory of the supplies donat,
ed was made by the committee. Cash
amounting to $21.5O was contributed.
The women will meet on the second
Friday of each month, and will CO.
operate with the work of the st. Vim
cent de Paul Society.
League of Catholic Women: Mem
bers of the executive board of the
Minneapolis League of Catholic
Women entertained at luncheon Tues
day afternoon, October II, for the
Mems Advisory board of the league.
The Rev. Thomas E. Cullen gave an
informal talk, and Mrs. Daniel M.
Coonan, president, outlined to the
men the work planned for the COM
ing winter. Following the luncheon
an automobile trip was made to st.
y
girls operated by the league, the
Margaret Barry settlement house, and
ST. Joseph's home, another league
activity, where shelter is offered to
the convalescent women without
home or friends and the homeless
baby, too young to be admitted to
the orphan asylum. A trip also was
taken to Lakeview heights, where
the foundation is already up for a
vacation club house for girls, which
will be opened up by the league next
summer.
Church of the Ascension: A grand
fall festival is being given by the peo'
pie of the Ascension Parish in their
hall at 18th and Bryant avenue north.
1t began Tuesday, October, 18th and
will continue throughout the week.
There is a distinct departure from
the conventional booths and amuse-
ments generally featured at affairs
of this kind. Aside from the fancy
| work booths, which although familiar
phases, show the very latest concep-
tions in the art of needlework, there
are such novelties as the Town
Market" "The Toggery Shop" "A
Miniature and 10c store" witches,
soothsayers, phrenologists and magi-
clans, and leading from an under.
ground passage there is an amphithea-
ire where local artists present abso.
lutely new attractions in their "ani.
mated autobiography" Within a
beautiful Japanese garden pretty and
fascinating geisha girls offer ices
dainty CONNECTIONS and cooling drinks
The whole takes on the appearance
of unique indoor carnival.
Friends of Irish Freedom: Sill
Roger Easement branch of the
Friends of Irish Freedom held a meet
| ing in Richmond hall, Third avenue
south and Sixth street, Minneapolis
at o'clock, Thursday, October II
Several prominent speakers addressed
the meeting, among them James ]
Regain of st. Paul, formerly national
president of the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians.
Hennepin-Minneapolis X. of c.:
The four hundred and twenty fourth
anniversary of the discovery of Amer
lea was observed October II by a ban
| quet Of the Hennepin- Minneapolis
council of the knights of Columbus
] at the Leamineton hotel Minnesota