The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-25


December 1, at $780, The title of the
lecture is: "Chapels in Minnesota be-
fore the Erection of the Diocese of st.
Paul All the parishioners are cor
| daily invited to attend.
Church of ST. Luke: A monthly cash
campaign is being conducted for the
new church which will be located on
the corner Of Summit and Lexington
| Avenues, st. Paul. The cash receipts
| for November, from one-fifth of the
parish, amounted to one thousand dol
| lars. Besides this, many pledges
some for large amounts-were given.
Work in the new church will begin in
| the spring. Very Rev. James G.
| Byrne, V. G., is the pastor.
Minnesota Chapter of AIumnae:
The Alumnae Association of ST.
Joseph's Academy, the Visitation Con-
vent, and st. GATHERINGS College, all
of st. Paul, were organized into a
Minnesota Chapter of Catholic Alum
nae at a meeting in st. Joseph's
Academy Sunday, November 10. The
| officers are: Mrs. John H. Donohue,
Governor, st. Joseph's Alumnae; and
Miss Margaret Busch, Secretary, Wis
itation Alumnae. A constitution COM
mittee was appointed, consisting of
Miss Jennie Larkin, Chairman, st.
Joseph's Alumnae; Miss Margaret
| Busch, Visitation Alumnae; and Miss
Mary Gleason, st. GATHERINGS College
Alumnae. The Minnesota Delegation
to the convention in Baltimore was
present at this meeting. They are:
! Mrs. John II. DonOhue, st. Josephs
Alumnae; Miss Henrietta Boeke, Wis
itation Alumnae, and Miss Mary Howe,
st. GATHERINGS College Alumnae.
ST. Paul Council, x. of c.: At the
regular monthly meeting held last
| Tuesday evening at the club rooms
on Smith avenue, plans for the
winter activities of the council were
discussed and a program decided
upon. After the business sessions Mr..
Il. NJ. Mcmahon, General Secretary of
the Association of Commerce, st. Paul,
| gave an interesting address to the
members. Mr.. Mcmahon was mem
| Der of the Madison, Wis, Council,
Knights of Columbus, before taking up
his residence in this city.
Church of ST. COLUMBIA: Prepare
tons for the annual parish bazaar,
which have been going forward dur
ing the past two months in the form
of sewing circles, are now complete.
Committees have been appointed to
take charge of the various activities,
and all details regarding booths, arti-
cles for the booths, refreshments, and
amusements have been fully worked
out. A feature of this years bazaar
will be the active participation of the
recently organized Parish Club, the
members of which promise to intro
duce some new and novel attractions.
The bazaar will open on November
80 and close on the night of Deem
Der 2.
The Mems Club was organized form
ally Monday night. F. ]. Roney was
elected president; c. P. Spear, secre-
tary; c. l.. Klapproth, treasurer. The
needs of such an organization, and
Rev. E. S. DeCourcy also spoke.
More than Is men attended the meet
ing and became charter members.
Another meeting to complete the or
ganization will be held Monday, No
| Nn1ohnr OF at g n m
Pro-Cathedral of ST. Mary: The
autumn festival has been attracting
the largest crowds in the history OF
the parish. The careful preparations
and the steady, faithful work of the
committees under the general direc
ton of the pastor, Reverend Thomas
e. Cullen, have borne abundant fruit
in the keen interest that has been
reused from one end of the parish to
the other. The generous prizes
which are being disposed of each
evening, have kept the crowds in q
state of delightful expectancy, and &C
} cording to all indications the festival
when all reports shall have been made
will prove to be among the most sue
: cessful and enjoyable events in the
c history of the parish.
Church of st. Stephen: A branch
society of the Propagation of the Faitf
: was established last Sunday. Rev
: James A. Byrnes, diocesan director
S spoke at the $3.50 and the IL O'CLOCK
. Masses. Fifty promoters were select
: ed, with Mr.. Charles D. Hagerty a:
S parochial secretary.
: Church of st. Anthony: The Innel
S Circle Social club of Minneapolis gav'
S an old-times' party Friday evening
t November II, in the st. Anthem!
i school auditorium.
Church of the Holy Rosary: /
mammoth minstrel show will be givel
|. Tuesday and Wednesday evening, No
n vember % and 20, by the Holy Mann
5 Society in the school auditorium, il
r Minneapolis, under the personal direc
8 ton of Mr.. George MacNichol. Som
[. of the best talent in the city will
l. participate, many of whom have az
}. peared before audiences of this parisl
h on various occasions and acquittet
r themselves with honor.
r De La Sale Institute: On Friday
L November II, the records for the frs