The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-09-16

present and general outline of the
work to be pursued during the fall
and winter was planned.
Church of ST. Lawrence: Rev.
of the Society for the Propagation of
the Faith, addressed meeting in
the parish hall of st. Lawrence's
Church, Minneapolis, Monday evening,
September II, on the requirements
and advantages of that society. There
was a good attendance and the pros
poets are that the branch of the So
ciety organized in that parish will do
much to awaken love for the sacred
cause of the missions.
Ceclian Society: On next Tuesday
evening, September 10, the annual
election of officers of the Cecilian So
ciety of Minneapolis, will take place
at the Knights of Columbus club
house, 42S South Eighth Street. This
is an important meeting as the sue
cess of the coming year depends up
on the enthusiasm, industry and abil-
ity of the officers elected and all the
members are urged to attend. After
the transaction of business members
Of the Pro-Cathedral and of st. Steph-
ems choirs will contribute musical
numbers, and the Rev.. F. T. Burns of
the Pro-Cathedral staff will give an
address.
Minneapolis Council X. of c.: At
the regular meeting held in the club
rooms of the Hennepin-M Minneapolis
Council, knights of Columbus, on
Monday evening, September II, the
following officers were elected for the
coming year: Grand Knight, Matthias
Baldwin, Deputy Grand Knight, l.. p
Chute; Chancellor, Leo J. Gleason;
Recorder, J. w. Hoffman; Financial
Secretary, Mark A. Mccarthy; Treas
urer, John c. Sheehan; Advocate, Ed
ward Loring; Warden, Valentine P
Starkey; Inside Guard, J. A. Bouley;
Outside Guard, Edward Owens; Trus-
tee, J. NJ. Gleason.
The council will commemorate Dis
covery Day, October IL, which has
been made a legal holiday in many
states. The program committee in
cludes C. j. Whalen, P J. Kennedy,
F. A. Gross, A. c. Brown, Francis
Cleary, l.. P. Chute, P. J. Downes,
Walter A. Barnes and Valentine Star
key.
De La Sale Institute: The Chris
tian Brothers have the classes of the
Institute of De La Sale, Minneapolis,
running in full swing and in smooth
working order. The requirements are
little more rigid than in former
years for it is the steady aim of De
La Sale to raise the standard Of
scholarship according as circum-
stances warrant. The buildings have
undergone thorough renovation dur
ing the summer A notable addition
to the class rooms and one appreci-
ated by the boys, is the number of
new pictures adjoining the walls.
Some of the finest examples of re-
ligious art are now silently having
their influence on the students.
Brother Paul is missed this year as
he has been transferred to Duluth;
but in his place is Brother Lewis Am
the school will remember as being
one of the original two Brothers who
| organized the school in 1900.
League of Catholic Women: On
Monday afternoon Dr. Arthur J. Todd,
professor of Sociology at the Univer-
sity of Minnesota, delivered a talk on
Duties of Social Workers." before
| the open meeting of the Minneapolis
League of Catholic Women. His talk
was a plea for the scientific spirit in
social work.
! Miss Alta Churchill and Mrs. J. Tut
tie Moore were elected as delegates
| to the state federation meeting in
| Anoka next week with Mrs. Grace
Gum and Mrs. George V. Ziemer as
alternates.
Church of ST. Maron: The Rev
Emmanuel Elkourie BoskentoiDg has
been appointed pastor of the Syrian
MarOnite parish of ST. Maron, Mime
apoliS, and will reside at the presby
terry of the Italian Church of Our
Lady of Mount Carmel, 625 Main
Street Northeast.
Credit River: James Farley, Sr.
has presented to the Church of st
Peter, of which Rev. John Deere is
pastor, a statue of st. Bridget in
memory of his deceased wife.
New UIm: The Rev. August E
Rhode who was ordained at st. Pau
Seminary last June, has been appoint
ed an assistant pastor of the Church
of the Holy Trinity, of which Rev
Robert Schlinkert is pastor.
The parochial school of the Hol!
Trinity parish opened for the fal
term on Tuesday, September ), will
an enrolment of SO pupils, an in
crease of twenty-six over the frs
days registration of last year. Late
on q number of other pupils will bt
registered and it is expected that thu
enrolment will reach 600 before thu
end of the year.
WaverIy: A class of candidates
will be initiated into the local Council
of the Knights of Columbus on Sun
day afternoon, September "a. The ex
emplification of the degrees will b,
in charge of District Deputy Free