The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-07-22

Church Of IS. Cyril and Methodius:
A permit was issued last week for the
| construction of the new Church of IS.
Cyril and Methodius (Slovak) on the
corner of Thirteenth Avenue North
east and Second Street, Minneapolis.
The new church will be of brick and
will cost $4,000. 1t will be ready for
occupancy about the first of the year.
The old church will then be remodelled
and used as a parochial school. The
Rev. F. Hrachovsky is pastor of the
parish.
Church of ST. Lawrence: A garden
party was given at the home of Mrs.
S. H. Chute, 1924 University Avenue
| Southeast, Minneapolis, for the benefit
Of the Church of st. Lawrence on Fri
day evening, July IA, under the
auspices of the Altar Society. The
affair was literally patronized by the
| people of the parish and their friends
and the proceeds were added to the
| church treasury. The Reverend
Paulist Fathers have charge of the
congregation.
Church of the Holy Name: The Sun
day Masses for the congregation of the
new parish of the Holy Name recently
organized in South Minneapolis, are
| celebrated in the chapel of the Catho-
lie Orphan Asylum for Boys, Chicago
| ond Cfroot
at eight and ten o'clock. This ar
rangement will continue until the
building which is to serve as a parish
church is enlarged, renovated and
| made ready for services. The Rev. P.
R. Cunningham is the first resident
| pastor of the parish.
Catholic Orphan Asylum for Boys:
An afternoon lawn tea was given on
the grounds of the Orphanage, Chi
cago Avenue and Forty-sixth Street,
Minneapolis, on Wednesday afternoon,
July 10, to all who took an active part
in the ten-days' campaign conducted
for the institution last fall under the
direction of Mr.. Sheffield of Cleveland,
Ohio. There was a large attendance
| of the workers and many priests, all
of whom enjoyed the outing. During
the course of the afternoon the guests
| visited the different departments of
the orphanage, inspected the indus
tries of the children and complimented
the Sisters of St. Joseph who are in
charge of the institution on the excel
lent manner in which it is conducted.
The ample grounds surrounding the
| Orphanage, which afford sufficient
room for the outdoor life of the chill
| dren, are at their best at this season
and the visitors enjoyed the cool
breeze which swept across them-a
welcome respite from the sultry at
mosphere of the city. Refreshments
were served to the guests and the
afternoon passed very pleasantly.
League of Catholic Women: The
summer work of the Margaret Barry
| settlement house in Northeast Mime
apolis is confined largely to the Ii
brary, the baths and the games in the
city park, one block from the settle
ment house. The splendid work that
the institution has been quietly doing
in the neighborhood is coming to be
recognized by all. One evidence of
this appreciation was shown when, on
July 4, the park instructors volun-
teered their services in helping to
carry out the celebration organized by
Mrs. Barry and her assistants. The
principal of the Pierce school, too,
has voiced her enthusiasm for the i'm
prOvement wrought by the settlement
house in the whole neighborhood, par
ticularly in the children. The mothers
of that section of the city show their
esteem for the work the League is
doing there by attending the mothers
meetings very regularly every Thurs
day afternoon, from two o'clock to
four.
FaribauIt: The Church of the Sa
cred Heart was struck by lightning in
three different places during the cleo
trical storm which passed over the
city early in the morning of Wednes
day, July IL. Father Monge and other
occupants of the pastoral residence
adjoining the church received severe
shocks and the fuses in both the
church and the priests house were
burned out, but no other damage was
done.
| The members of the choir of st
Lawrence's Church, of which Rev. F
H. Smalian is pastor, enjoyed theil
annual outing at Roberds Lake OF
Sunday afternoon, July 9. One of the
features of the picnic was ball game
in which the members of the choi
participated.
New UIm: The members of st. Pat
rick's Council, Knights of Columbus
are making plans for the annual picni
which will probably be held at Hun
ters' Rest, the latter part of thi
month. Games and other amusement
will be the order of the day.
, WaverIy: The three affairs in tn
, Church of st. Mary, of which Rev. 7
Moore is pastor, have been painte,
white and the change from an oal