The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-06-10

will take place next Tuesday, June Is,
in the st. Paul auditorium at 8 P. M.
The annual meeting of the Alumnae
Association of the Academy, which was
held in the assembly room on Sat-
urday, June 5, was brought to a
close at banquet in the Marquette
room of the Ryan Hotel, in which 100
members participated. A program of
toasts and musical numbers was
rendered under the direction of Mrs.
c. F. McNally, chairman of the enter
tainment committee. The annual
election of officers resulted as follows:
President, Mrs. C. F. McNally; Vice
President, Miss Mary Sexton; Secre-
tary, Miss Genevieve Fitzgerald;
Treasurer, Miss Jane Larkin; His
torian, Miss Mary SINNERS.
Communion Day for Knights: The
! members of st. Paul Council, knights
of Columbus, will receive Holy Com
munion in body at the eight o'clock
| Mass in the Cathedral next Sunday,
| June IL. They will assemble at the
club rooms at half past seven o'clock
and march to the Cathedral where
seats will be reserved for them in
the middle aisle. The Communion
Mass will be celebrated by the Rev.
erend J. NJ. Reardon, Chaplain of the
| Council and the sermon will be
preached by the Reverend Thomas J.
Gibbons, V. G., pastor of the Cathe-
dral
Church of ST. Michael: A class of
302 children and adults received the
Sacrament of Confirmation at the
hands Of the Most Reverend Arch
bishop last Tuesday afternoon in the
Church of st. Michael, st. Paul, of
which Reverend P. O'NeiIl is pastor
OF the 20 adults, SO are converts to
the Church. The confirmation offer
ing of $4,000 will be added to the
fund for the completion of St. Pat
rick's Chapel in the new Cathedral.
Church of ST. Mary: A two weeks
mission opened in the Church of st.
| Mary, st. Paul, of which Reverend
James G. Byrne is PASTOR on Sunday,
June 4. The exercises are under the
direction of the Reverend Charles
| Cassidy and Reverend Ignatius Con-
roy, members of the Passionist Order.
Guild of Catholic Women: At the
| regular meeting of the Guild of Cath
Ollie Women held in the Wilder Charity
Building, st. Paul, last Monday after
noon, the newly-elected officers were
installed, and the question of establish
| ing a cafeteria in the downtown dis
| trict and opening a babies home was
discussed. The Reverend L. F. Ryan,
City Missionary and Spiritual Director
of the Guild, made an address in
(which he emphasized the need of a
home under the auspices Of the Guild.
| Mrs. d. A. COonan, President of the
League of Catholic Women of Mime
apolis, dwelt on the need of enthusi-
assn, harmony and unity of purpose in
club life, to attain the ideal working
| basis of any organization. Among
| the lines of work mentioned by her
was the Margaret Barry Settlement
House in the Italian district in Mime
| apolis. Mrs. Grace Gum, chairman
of the Minneapolis League Cafeteria,
spoke of the opening of the cafeteria
three years ago, where working girls
can obtain meals at reasonable rate.
| IS meals were served on the opening
day; 450 are served daily now. Miss
| Mary Chute, chairman of the member
| ship committee of the League, urged
the Importance of a large member
ship aud of committees in every sec
| ton of the city.
| Seton Guild Boating, bathing,
swimming, fishing and hiking are
already in full swing on Phelps Island
in Lake Minnetonka where the Seton
Guild of Minneapolis, maintains it's
summer vacation home for women and
| girls. The third season of the home
opened on June 1, and since that date,
Seton Cliff has been busy center.
| L
trains to and from Minneapolis, at
Seton station on the Great Northern
railway and has been kept busy since
June 1, carrying the guests across the
charming stretch of water to Seton
! Cliff The new automobile road, too,
brings it's quota of guests and visitors
every day from the Twin Cities.
There is social evening once each
week to give variety to the rusticating
guests. Saturday afternoon come the
weekend parties for which provision
is regularly made. The interior of
Seton Club has been decorated, the
grounds have been beautifed and new
furniture has been installed. A we'll
stocked library and the musical instru-
ments provide abundance of resource
against rainy day.
Church of the Holy Rosary: Last
Sunday afternoon the Most Reverend
| Archbishop confirmed class of 303
in the Church of the Holy Rosary,
Minneapolis, which is in charge of the
Dominican Fathers. 81 members of
the class we're adults, of whom 50 were
converts. The Confirmation offering
of $125.00 will be added to the fund
for the completion of Our Lady's
| Chapel in the new Cathedral.
| The Alumni Association of the Holy
Rosary school will present the play,