The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-02-05

Cnurcn OF St. Antnony: Inc funeraI
of the late Rev. Patrick Kenny, who
/ resigned the passionate of the parish
of ST. Anthony of Padua, Minneapolis,
a few months ago, was held from the
| Church on Tuesday, February 1. The
large congregation present testified to
the love and esteem in which he was
held by his former parishioners
Fuller details of the ceremony will be
found elsewhere in this issue
The men of the parish organized
the Padua Athletic Club, Wednesday
evening, January 26. for the purpose
of promoting and encouraging athletics
and goodfellowship among the mem
bers of the congregation. and the
people of other parishes in the city.
/ The organization is open to all male
members of the parish above the age
of eighteen years. The following
officers We're elected. Honorary
/ president, Rev. E. ]. Wilbee; modera-
tor, Rev. c. Normoyle; president, Leo
Gleason: vice president, Sylvester
Cunningham; recording secretary,
John Harrigan; corresponding secre-
| tary, James p. Kinane; treasurer,
| James Blethen; board of directors,
Phelix McSherry, Patrick Carr, James
Long, Frank Walsh, Frank Kertson
and Frank Mulcahey
Church of the incarnation: The big.
gest basket social in the history of
/ the parish is what the men and wom-
en- of the Incarnation Church, Mime
apolis are determined to have on Feb
ruary "a. The general committee was
| organized early last week and as it
contains a number of the steadiest
and most effective workers of the par.
/ iSh, much energetic action was eX-
| pected The committee met on last
Tuesday evening to perfect plans and
arrange details. subcommittee were
appointed and all the members are
| now hard at work to enlist the active
| cooperation of everyone in the par
| ish. Scores OF women already have
| each promised herself that her bas-
ket will be the best at the social.
| The Young Peoples club of the par
| ish reorganiZed at a meeting held last
| Monday evening in the church hall.
The meeting was called by the pastor,
Reverend J. M. Cleary, who sketched
the general lines of work that the club
might pursue with profit and pleasure.
Francis Livingston was elected presi.
dent and Reverend Thomas Sheehy
was selected as spiritual director.
The other officers chosen are Miss
Edna Tracy, vice president; Miss
Marie Proctor, secretary; Fred Smith,
treasurer. The board of directors are:
Reverend Thomas Sheehy, Doctor Lus-
sier, Mr.. Earl Rooney, Mr.. John
| O'Meara, Miss Edna Tracy and Mr..
Harold Soule. The club will meet
twice a month.
Church of ST. Stephen: The Altar
leSociety of st. Stephens parish, Min
neapolis, will give bridge-musical
Tuesday afternoon, February 8, in the
st. Stephens school auditorium, cor
ner Twenty-second street and Clinton
avenue. A cordial invitation is eX-
i tended to the women of the different
parishes. A short program will be Civ
en- and refreshments served There
will be vocal solos by Mrs. Neil Ken
nedy and Mrs. Walter Markham, vio-
lin solo by Mrs. P. Sheehan and folk
} dancing by Miss Lyons. The musical
bridge will begin at half past two
o'clock.
Church of st. Elizabeth: A high
class entertainment will be given in
the parish hall of st. Elizabeth s
Church, Minneapolis, Sunday evening,
February 6, beginning at a quarter
past eight o'clock. The Young Men S
club have charge of the evenings pro-
gram and have secured the services
, of some of the best artists in the Twin
Cities.
FarihauIt: A largely attended meet.
ing of the Trinity League was held at
the Commercial Club rooms on
Wednesday afternoon, January &c
After the business meeting during
which the different committees read
their annual reports, Miss Bridget
Coughlin read very instructive
paper on Learning in the Home
This was followed by paper on "The
Care of Our Boys" by Mrs. d
Coughlin. The Rev. e. E. Monge
pastor of the Church of the Sacred
Heart, was chosen Spiritual Director
for the coming year. The next meet
ing of the Trinity League will be hello
in the Commercial Club rooms on the
afternoon on Wednesday, February
: NorthfieId: A Solemn Mass of Re
S QUEEN will be celebrated in st
). Dominic's Church next Monday, Feb
!. ruary z, at ten o'clock, for the repost
4 of the soul of the late Rev. Patricl
:, Kenny, who for sixteen years wa:
S pastor of the parishes of Northfielt
and Hardwood. The Rev. James II
L Gaughan, pastor of the Church of st
S Stephen, Minneapolis, will be cele
brant of the Mass, the deacon will b,
S Rev. P. F. Meade, successor of Fathei
: Kenny in the. passionate of Northfielt
j, and Hardwood, and the subdeacol
t Rev. w. J. Luby, assistant pastor o
:. the parish. A number of priests from
the neighboring parishes will assist a
s the Mass. Those who come from tn,
i Twin Cities can reach Mortified b.
l. leaving Minneapolis at $40 a. m. ant
ST. Paul at 500.