The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-09-23
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL


the Sacrament of Confirmation in the
Church of st. Peter Mendoza, on Sun
day, September pa Right Reverend
Bishop Trobec will administer Con-
ffrmation as follows: Tuesday, Sep
TENDER %, at Searles; wednesday,
September 27, at Norwood; Thursday,
September %, at Stewart.
COLLEGE of ST. Thomas: A new
mark has been set in the registration
at St. Thomas College. For the first
time in the history of the College 700
students are in daily attendance.
Mr.. T. P. McNally, NJ. A., of Iowa
University, has been added to the
staff. Additional professors will be
aggregated in the immediate future.
Mass for the day students this year
begins at ten minutes Of eight.
general roll call of the day students
has been inaugurated beginning at
1928 each morning.
Church of ST. Mary: At meeting
of the women Of St. Mary's parish,
st. Paul, held in the parochial school
last Tuesday afternoon, the st. Marys
Aid Society was organized, for the
purpose of providing wearing apparel
etc, for the poor children OF the par
ish. The members of the society will
solicit cast off garments OF all kinds,
assert, repair and re-make them, when
necessary, and distribute them
oh 4
has been set apart for the society In
the school and equipped with the
necessary furnishings for the work,
and the members will meet there on
Thursday afternoon of each week to
carry on their work. The following
officers we're elected: President, Miss
Catherine Kelly; Secretary, Miss
Anna Short; Chairman of the Gar
ment Committee, Miss Margaret Tobin
Friends of Irish Freedom: The
friends of Irish Freedom will resume
their regular meetings on Wednesday
evening, September q, at Hibernian
Hall, st. Paul. An appeal is to be
made for contributions to the Irish
Relief Fund.
An entertainment of varied char
acter will be presented, and prominent
sneakers will deliver addresses.
Seton Guild: Seton Guild will re
sumo classes at the guild rooms, 2Ot
Fourth Street S., Minneapolis, in Octo
Der. Registration will be open unit
October Is, and the guild rooms viii
be open every evening to give stu
dents an opportunity to enter. There
will be classes in English grammar
. literature, history, sewing, china
painting, millinery, choral work, Span
ish, social and folk dancing, first aid
expression and dramatic art.
Seton club on Phelps Island, Lake
Minnetonka, closed September 3, bu
will be open for week end parties
during September. The Mystic nine
entertained at a week end party a
the club.
Building will be commenced thi
fall on the club, which will be mad
twice it's present size, and will b.
ready for its opening in the sprini
of 1917.
Pro-cathedral of ST. Mary: TIL
Christian Doctrine class for adults
non-Catholic and Catholic-will b
opened in the hall of the Pro-Cathe
dral school, Minneapolis, next Monda
evening, September 25, at eigh
O'Clock.
Church of the incarnation: Tn
Young Peoples Club of the Incarnatio
parish, Minneapolis, held a meetin
Wednesday evening, September 20, /
the parish hall for the purpose of r.
organizing. A large number Wer
present and all took lively interes
in the discussion of the plan of wor
for the coming months. The PRONE
ters of the Apostleship of Prayer WI
meet Sunday afternoon, Septembe
"a. at four o'clock in the school hall.
Church of st. LaWrence: Twent
promoters for the Society for the Pr
pagation of the Faith are workir
dllOllS the lHGluDCIS VI ~. La WI CAASS
parish, Minneapolis. These men ar
women volunteered to promote int
est in the work of the home and TO
eign missions as result of NEE
ing held last week in the parish ha
Shakopee: At the regular month
meeting Wednesday,, September 1S,
st. Henry Court, c. o. F., the office
for the year 1917 were elected
follows:
Chief Ranger, Henry Mergen
Vice Chief Ranger, Frank Hube
Recording Secretary, VIM. RE
Financial Secretary, H. c. Beren
Treasurer, ]. C. Berens; Trustee, thr
years, Carl Velz; Speaker, VIM.
Duffy.
Shakopee Council, X. of c., at
meeting September IA, elected t
following officers for 1917:
Grand Knight, Theodore Weilan
Deputy Grand Knight, c. Jos. Strun
Chancellor, W. F. Duffy; Recorder,
C. Berens; Financial Secretary, Ed
J. Huber; Treasurer, Carl Velz; 4
vocate, Jacob Mahowald; Ward'
Peter Ploumen; Inside Guard, 4
Pass; Outside Guard, ]. B. Strun