The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-08-26

delegates from all parts of the state |
will participate in the deliberations.
The State President, T. ]. Doyle of st. |
Paul, met with the committee on ar
rangements last Wednesday evening |
and outlined the program for the con-
vention.
ST. Joseph's Hospital: The addi-
tional property acquired by st. Jo-
sephs Hospital, st. Paul, as site for
the new wing has been cleared OF the
buildings which occupied it and made
ready for the work of eXcavating which |
will be done this fall and the founda-
tons put in. The superstructure will
be a five-story brick building in addl-
ton to the basement, containing l5O
rooms for patients, the majority OF
which will be provided with private
baths and lavatories, four operating
rooms, and solarium on each floor.
Part of the roof will be fitted up for
the use of convalescent patients. The
building will be fireproof throughout
with steel frame and reinforced con-
pressed brick with stone trimmings,
conforming to the main structure. A
wing will be added for chapel, with
a seating capacity of about $50. The
building will front on Main avenue and
will extend nearly to the main struc-
ture with which it will be connected by
a passageway.
Church of ST. Agnes: The eighty
sixth birthday anniversary OF Emperor
Francis Joseph of Austria was COM
memorated with special services in
the Church of ST. Agnes, st. Paul, on
Sunday, August 20. At half past ten
o'clock Solemn. High Mass was cele-
brated by the pastor, Rev. A. Ogulin,
and a sermon appropriate to the occa-
| sion was preached by the Rev. John
Seliskar, Phi D., of St. Paul Seminary.
J The Austro- Hungarian Consul, r.
Prochnik, and the German Consul,
Hans Won Grunow, and their Stalls
were present, as we'll as the German
and Austro- Hungarian military organ
izations of the city. A congregation
which taxed the seating capacity OF
the church also participated in the
, services.
Pro-cathedraI of ST. Mary: The Ros-
ary Society of the Pro-Cathedral OF
St. Mary parish will hold the August
, meeting in the school hall on Thurs
dav morning, August 81, after the nine
o'clock Mass.
q Church of St. Bridget: The last ice
: cream social of the season will be CIV
q en- on the grounds of the Church OF
n st. Bridget, Minneapolis, of which Rev.
n ]. Donahoe is pastor, on Wednesday
:. evening, August 80.
t Church of ST. Clement: On Monday
evening, August %, the Young Ladies'
Sodality of st. Clements parish, Min
neapolis, will hold a general meeting
;. in the church hall to plan lines of work
e for the coming months. An effort is
o being made to have everyone of the
hundred members attend the gather
" ing. In the course of the evening re-
II freshments will be served.
! Church of the Holy Cross: The Re-
g lief Committee for Polish sufferers in
=. the parish of the Holy Cross, Mime
!. apolis, are making arrangements to
have a stand on the fair grounds dur
II ing state fair week. Meals will be
o served every day, the proceeds going
q to the fund for the war sufferers in
II Poland. On the first Sunday of each
. month the collection at one of the
4 High Masses is for the same purpose
7f viz, the sufferers in Poland. On the
% first Sunday of August, the collection
:, for the relief committee was taken uL
n at the late High Mass; on September
w it will be taken up at the eight
~ o'clock High Mass.
Church Of the incarnation: The pro
Ct motors of the Apostleship of Prayer
10 in the parish of the Incarnation will
a. meet with the priests of the parish
of next Sunday afternoon at four oclocl
. in the school hall.
10 Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
III The Rev. P Dallaire, o. M. l., of Du
10 luth, preached the sermon at the Hig1
gi- Mass in the Church of Notre Dame d
e. Lourdes, Minneapolis, ON the feast O
ST. the Assumption.
Fl. The Rev. Fathers Langlois, Boilar
gi- and Colliard, of New Orleans, VIII
ND were the guests of the pastor, RICH
as Reverend Mgr. Guillot, returned las
M week to their parishes in the Sout
in after very pleasant visit with friend
nit in the Twin Cities.
oh
ter RichIand: Great preparations al
It'll being made for the annual fete an
ed midsummer outing to be held on tn
ed afternoon of August 81, on the ground
surrounding the Church of ST. Edwart
ell The women of the parish will serv
ed dinner and supper and the afternoo
of will be devoted to games and sport
lde of all kinds Refreshment boott
nix will De erected and an enjoyable GU
GU ing is assured to all who attend. Tt
elk. proceeds are for the benefit of tt
ep- Church of ST. Edward which is a
asst tended as a mission from the Immac
1ed late Conception parish, Faribault,
)lis which Right Reverend Mgr. Slevin