The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-10-14

Church of ST. Mark: On Sunday
o'clock Mass, there was meeting OF
the graduates of ST. Marks School to
the number of lis. At this meeting
which was held in the school hall, an
alumni organization was formed, with
the following officers: President, Otis
Keena; Vice President, Maurice
Smith; Secretary, Genevieve Bender;
Treasurer, Ambrose O'Brien. All the
members of the Alumni Association
will receive Holy Communion at the
eight o'clock Mass on the third Sun
day of each month. They will also
provide the singing at the eight o'clock
Mass every Sunday Social events
will be given from time to time. The
first entertainment will be given for
the graduates only on Thursday, Octo-
Der 10, in the parish hall.
Day, October 26, is a day set aside
by the Needlework Guild of the city
to distribute garments. An appeal to
all the ladies of the city is made for
contributions of two new garments,
| however small. Those marked for the
Guild of Catholic Women will be dis
tributed among the Little Sisters of
the Poor, the House of the Good Shep-
herd, st. Joseph's Orphanage, the
| German Catholic Orphanage, and the
Relief Department of the Guild. Mrs.
| w. L. Henderson, Chairman of this
department for Needlework day, re-
| ceived and distributed three hundred
| garments last year and hopes the
number sent in this year, marked in
care of the Guild of Catholic Women,
will be far greater. Articles should
be at the Guild room in the Wilder
Building, by October "a.
Tabernacle Society: The regular
weekly meeting was held on Friday,
October 6, in the Royal Arcanum halls,
in st. Paul. An unusually large num-
| Der of members attended. Rev. Thorn
as A. Printon, pastor of ST. Andrew S
Church, st. Paul, delivered a most in
teresting and instructive discourse on
the subject of Prayer.
On Friday, Oct 13, the meeting was
addressed by Rev. J. H. Sullivan, of st.
Lawrence Church, Minneapolis.
Hazel Park: The contract for the
new Church of the Blessed Sacrament
was awarded this week to the Blanch-
ard Building Company Of Hazel Park,
| for $8,975. The work of construction
will begin Immediately and it is ex-
pected that the church will be ready
for occupancy before New Years. The
plans call for a frame building with
stucco finish, 40 by ITO feet in dimen-
sions, with full basement. Provision
will also be made for a winter chapel
| in addition to the main auditorium
The Rev. w. w. Finley is pastor of the
parish. '''''' ~ go 49,
Fourth Degree initiation: Thursday
afternoon, October 26, has been set
for the eXemplifcation of the Fourth
| Degree ceremonial in ST. Paul under
the direction of Mr.. Henry G. Souch
cray, Master of the Fourth Degree for
Minnesota and North Dakota. The
ceremony will take place in the audi
forum of the knights of Columbus
Building on Smith Avenue, and the
candidates will be drawn from the
councils within this jurisdiction. 1t is
expected that over two hundred will
present themselves for the degree
work which will be exemplified by an
experienced team. After the ceremony
a banquet will be rendered to the can
didates and visiting knights in the St
Paul Hotel. Addresses will be deliv
cred by the Most Reverend Archbishop
and prominent members of the order
and in addition there will be musical
and vocal program for the entertain
ment of the guests.
Visitation Convent: The Associa
ton of the Holy Childhood has recent
ly been established at the Visitation
Convent, st. Paul. Ten promoters are
interesting the pupils in this work o.
the Association which is most dear tt
the heart of God. The spiritual anC
temporal salvation of the heather
child has a special meaning for the
Christian pupil. 1t not only brings {
holy, broadening sympathy into thu
young soul, but also makes it appre
ciate and learn better the mysterie:
and blessings of religion.
Our Lady of Lourdes: The ladie
of the Rosary Society will give care
party the evening of October 20. Vari
GUS prizes will be offered and va1u
: able souvenir will be drawn for b,
number, each ticket bearing a specia
number.
Church of st. Clement: A car,
party was held in the parish hall OF
Tuesday, October 8. Many beautiful
prizes were given. A large and er
thusiastic number of players attended
land the affair was decided success
both socially and financially. On Sur
day evening, Oct. 8, Rev. Fathe
Byrnes, diocesan director, addresse
a gathering of men and women in tn
interest of the Propagation of tn
: Faith. A branch society was formed
: with Mrs. John Gormley, secretary
$ and Mrs. B. B. Utter, assistant secrt
5 tary. The following were chosen a
: promoters: A. Cramsie, E. Durmicl
u Ii NHoxr U Wy Cob,,l,c, NEoc5o-..o