The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-04-08
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL

iSEtSQF2i OF SE, F2uls Inc hlSnC
Reverend Bishop Lawler, pastor of
the Cathedral, and Bishop-elect OF the
Diocese OF Lead, South Dakota, will
take possession Of his see the first
week of May Thursday, May 1, has
been selected as the date of the in
stailation ceremony, which will take
place in the Pro-Cathcdral of st. Pat
rick, Lead, at ten o'clock. Full de-
tails connected with his enthroniza-
ton viii be given later.
St. Jcseph's Academy: A meeting
of the Alumnae Association will be
held at the Academy next Sunday
afternoon al half past two o'clock. A
large attendance Of members is re-
Quested as important business will be
discussed, among other things the re-
lation OF the association to the Inter
national Federation of Catholic Alum
nae. 1t is hoped that Il Minnesota
Chapter will be formed in time to be
represented at the convention of the
federation to be held in Baltimore
next fall
Holy Week Observance: At the
regular meeting Of the st. Paul Coun-
Gil, knights of Columbus, held last
Tuesday evening, a resolution was
passed to suspend the activities of
club house and gymnasium from We'd
neSday till Saturday, inclusive, OF Holy
Week, in recognition OF the sacred re-
Ijgf ~ Ctn rf
mCmOrated during that time.
Guild Of Catholic Wcmen: The
next meeting Of the Arts and Letters
Department of the Guild of Catholic
Women Of ST. Paul will be held at the
Angus next Monday afternoon at half
past two O'Clock. The general sub
icct for discussion will be the Nor
man Conquest 1OGGl. Mrs. John NJ.
Last of the Saxon Kings" and Mrs.
Z. c. Ives on The Battle of Hast
ings." Mrs. F. f. Beatty will open
the general discussion.
Before the reading Of the papers,
the annual election of officers will
take place and plans will be discussed
for a May meeting at Fort Smelling.
This will be the last meeting of this
department of the Guild for this sea-
son.
Guild Elects Officers: The annual
meeting CT the Guild of Catholic wom-
en- was held at the auditorium of the
Wilder Charity Building, st. Paul, last
Monday afternoon. The following Off
GERS were elected for the coming year:
Mrs. NJ J. McFadden, President: Miss
Sarah Walsh, First Vice President
Mrs. Thomas Breen, Second Vice Pres
ident; Mrs. n. J. Donnelly, Third Vice
President; Mrs. Eugene Villaume,
Fourth Vice President; Mrs J. NJ.
Flynn, Treasurer; Mrs. J. G. Ferguson,
Recording Secretary; Mrs. r. |. OCon-
nell, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs.
Peter Macarthur. Financial Secretary;
Mrs. Mary Kelly, Field Secretary;
Mrs. ". J. O'TOole, Federation Secre-
tary; Mrs. J. NJ. Byrncs, First Mem
beT-atla-gc; Mrs. NJ. j. RCardon, Sec
ond Observation-Disclosures; Mrs. John NJ.
Schwartz, Chairman, House Commit
zee; Miss Julia Donnelly, Chairman,
Press Committee; Mrs. p. NJ. Hennes-
Sy, Chairman, Hospital Committee !;
Mrs. IT. \. Stone, Chairman, Member
ship Committee, and Mrs. Thomas
KCrkGr, Chairman, Garments Commit
tee.
Sacred Thirst T. A. Society: The
next meeting of the members of the
Sacred Thirst Total Abstinence SOci-
ETY. Of st. Paul will be held at the
home OF Miss Mary |. Cramsie, % Til
ten ST., on Thursday afternoon, April
10 \ musical and literary program
will be rendered after the transaction
OF the general business to come before
the meeting.
Free Employment Bureau: a free
employment bureau under the aus
pieces of the Federation of German So
cicties Of St. Paul, has been opened
in the Office CT John Q. Juenemann
Secretary Of the German Roman Cath
Ollie Aid Association, 10 W. 9th ST. Al
effort will be made to find places fol-
those out OF employment, and all who
are in a position to furnish work fol
the unemployed should communicate
with the office.
Catholic Students Associations: A
the regular meeting of the Catholic
Students Association of the Univer
sity CT Minnesota held in the Audi
forum OF the new engineering build
ing, On Sunday afternoon, April ,, Nei
NJ Cronin. attomey-at-law of Mime
apolis gave an address on Some Re
suits Of the War" A program o
musical numbers was rendered b,
Mrs. Green with Eugene Skaaden a
accompanist
Faribault: Last Tuesday evening
April 4, Reverend Andrew Doyle o
Lake Benton, Mimi, gave an illus
tTatcd lecture on Catholics Promi
nent in American History" under tn
auspices of the Faribault Council
knights of Columbus. Over hundre
beautiful colored\ slides were used t
show the important part which Catf
oliCs have played in the growth an
development of the Republic. He wa
assisted by the Reverend H. ]. Cahil
of Tracy who rendered a number @
vocal selections The entire program