The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-05-13

appointed State Chaplain of the An,
cient Order of EIibernians and the
Ladies' Auxiliary, succeeding the late
Father Fox OF GAINESVILLE, who died on
March IL. .3 ut
Church of ST. Elizabeth: Reverend
Il. f.. Larpentcur, o. p, of Holy Ros-
airy convent, Minneapolis, will be as
sociated with Reverend c. NJ. Thuentc
in the mission which will begin in the
Church of st. Elizabeth, Minneapolis,
Sunday, May IA. The mission will
continue for fifteen days, the first
weeks exercises being in the German
tongue. The pastor. Reverend H.
Scherer, has had circulars printed
giving information about the exercises
of the mission. These have been in
such demand that Father Scherer
hopes for most successful mission.
Church of the incarnation: The
Young Peoples Club Of the Incarna-
ton Church, Minneapolis. held a meet
ing last Monday evening and decided
to give lawn social for the benefit OF
the parish carly in June. A commit
tee of ten young women and six young
men was appointed to make all nee
assary preparations.
Church of the Holy Cross: Ten
Thousand Dollars is the name Of the
play which the young people of the
Holy Cross parish, Minneapolis, are
preparing for presentation in the pa
rochial school hall, Sunday evening,
May u. The proceeds will be for the
benefit of the war sufferers in Poland.
The drama is in, the Polish language.
This will be the second entertainment
given for the benefit of the war suffer
ars this month by members of the par
;sh. The other was presented last
Sunday and Monday evenings by mem
5ers of the parish who were born in
Poland. 1t was the Polish tragedy in
sour acts, The Star of Siberia" The
hall was we'll filled and the work of
The players was applauded with en-
thusiasm. An entertainment in the
English language will be given later
Oh by the society which is now prepar-
'ng Ten Thousand Dollars" for May
II.
St. Margaret's Academy: The senior
class gave a "Shakesperian Sym
phosium" in the Pro-Cathedral school
Minneapolis, On Friday,
May ). Many of the famous scenes
from Shakespeare's plays were staged
The appointments and costumes were
and accurate and the inter-
Dretations were given with fidelity to
the highest artistic ideals. On Satur
day afternoon, May 6, THE Enter
taiHers. "a student club of the Acad-
envy, presented "A Japanese Fantasy
and the mission of Lefty under the
direction of Mrs. Theodosia Crosse.
Church of ST. Joseph: The Ora
matte Club of the Church Of ST.
Joseph, Minneapolis, which is i'll
charge of the Benedictine Fathers,
presented the three-act farce, What
Happened to jones'" in the school au-
ditorium on Monday evening, May 1,
under the direction of Stephen Gruidl
Bequcsts to Religion: The late
Ryan of Minneapolis, who
died on April 20, bequeathed $1,000
each to the Pro.Cathedral of ST. Mary,
the Catholic Boys Orphanage, Holy
Angels Academy and tho Little Sisters
Of the Poor, all of that city.
GraccvIIe: a class of fifty candi-
dates was received into the local
Council of the knights of Columbus
on Sunday. May Z. The knights and
their friends attended High Mass in
Holy Rosary Church at which the
Rev. NJ. OBrien of Minneapolis,
preached the sermon. The degree
work, which was in charge of Past
State Deputy Nightingale and a team
from Minneapolis. was exemplified in
the afternoon. The ceremony con,
cluded with u banquet, followed by u
program of toasts.
Faribault: The annual election Of
officers of Trinity League, was held
III the Commercial Club rooms on
afternoon, May 3. The
following were chosen for the coming
year: President, Mrs. James E.
~ oil Il NT,-e
Martin Better; second Vice President,
Miss Bridget Coughlin; third Vice
President. Mrs. James O'Connell;
Treasurer, Mrs. Edward Johnson;
Secretary, Miss Julia O'Neill; mem
bers at large. Mrs. Louis Miller of St.
Lawrence parish; Mrs. Fred Chaffee of
the Sacred Heart parish, and Mrs. NJ.
l.. Payant of the parish of the I'M
maculate Conception. Previous to
the election a musical program was
given by Miss Nan Mccarthy, Miss
Grace Kleven and Miss Louise Tousig-
nant. Miss Dewitt of the School for
the Feeble Minded gave talk on
general field work. and Mrs. James
O'Neill a brief address in which she
summarized the work of the past
year At the close of the meeting
the Rev. Il. E. Monse, pastor of the
Sacred Heart Church, Chaplain Of the
League, gave a brief address, as did
also the Rev. John Doherty, assistant
pastor of the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception. The League which
was organized about three years ago
has done much work among the needy
of the city in supplying clothing, fuel,