The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-09-09
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL

reverend ATCnEiSuOp mas maze lne
following changes among the clergy:
Rev. J. M. Reardon, editor of The
Catholic Bulletin, is appointed pastor
of the Church of St Mary, St. Paul;
Rev. w. w. Finley Of the Cathedral
staff, is named City Missionary, and
given charge of the new parish of
the Visitation in Hazel Park; Rev. l..
F. Ryan, Chaplain of the First Mime
sofa Artillery, has been appointed first
assistant in charge of the Cathedral;
Rev. F. M. Doring of Rogers, goes to
Arlington; Rev. Francis Matz of New
Brighton, to the new Polish parish
of All Saints, Minneapolis; Rev. Am
brose KryjewsM of Osseo, to New
Brighton parish; Rev. c. F. McGinnis,
Phi. D., of the College of st. Thomas,
is appointed associate editor of The
Catholic Bulletin; and the Rev. C. J.
Farrell (newly ordained), becomes as
sistant at the Church Of st. John, st.
Paul.
Cretin High School: On Wednesday,
September Is, classes will be recon
vened for the first semester of the
1917 scholastic year in Cretin High
School, st. Paul, which is in charge of
the Christian Brothers. The number
of applications seems to forecast an
other very successful year at the
Brothers school. Not a few high
school boys have inquired in regard
to a Junior high school class to be add
ed to the two years already in running
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preparatory system. Spanish is to
have a prominent place on the curric,
ulum this year. Brothers Jarlath and
MalaChy, who spent many years in
New Mexico, have been given charge
of this department.
Brother Maurice, who recently re-
turned from the East, where he made
an extensive study of Biology, will
have charge of the science depart
ment. EloCution and Oratory will
again come to it's own at Cretin
Three teachers will devote a great
deal of their time reviving the art that
tiourished in the days of Brother Am
brose when the boys were famous for
their forensic abilities
election of st. Paul Council knights
of Columbus, was held at the Club
rooms last Tuesday evening" Septem-
Der 5. The following officers were
chosen for the coming year: Grand |
Knight, w. D. Dryer; Deputy Grand
Knight, John c. Flanagan; Chancel- |
Tor, F. M. Van Valkenburg; Financial
Secretary, Frank J. Newell; Recorder,
Leo A. Harrington; Treasurer, Henry |
M. Kalscheuer; Warden, Roy OBrien;
Trustee, J. Plunkett; Advocate, Stan |
d. .Qonnelly;... Inside. Guard, Jos. |
Schweigert; Outside Guard, Leo Kali |
scheuer.
After the meeting smoker was
held and a musical program rendered |
under the direction of the Rev. r. r.
Talbot of the Cathedral staff. Before
the meeting adjourned Fisk OHara, |
who is playing Her Hearts Desire
at the Metropolitan this week, was the |
guest of honor. He was accompanied
by his musical director and sang a
number of his best known songs. A |
reception was held in his honor at the |
conclusion of the program.
the first degree Of the Order will be |
exemplifed on class of thirty-tive |
candidates on Tuesday evening, Sep |
TENDER 10, under the direction of |
Judge Gillen and a degree team from
Saltwater.
Catholic Orphan Asylum for Girls:
Mother Josephine, who has been sta |
toned at the Catholic Orphan Asylum
for girls in St Paul, for fifty-four
years, and who has been Mother SUI
perior of the institution for forty |
years, has retired from active duty
and has taken up her residence at st.
Joseph's Academy in this city. Mother
M. Anastasia, for the past year SUI
perior Of st. MiChaels Hospital, Grand
Forks, n. D., has been appointed her
successor at the Orphanage.
Hibernian Entertainment: An en-
tertainment under the auspices of Di-
vision No. of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians, will be given in Hibernian
Halls, st. Paul, on Monday evening,
September II. Invitations have been
extended to all the mems divisions of
the Order in the city, as we'll as to the
different branches of the Ladies' Aux
Hilary and an interesting program of
instrumental and vocal music, of Irish
and American airs, has been prepared
for the occasion. In addition to the
musical program there will be brief
address by a prominent member of
the Order, and several Irish special
ties. The program will open promptly
at half past eight o'clock. This will
be the first Of the fall and winter
series of entertainments to promote
the social and fraternal spirit of the
Order.
Church of ST. Clement: Fifty men,
bers of the Young Ladies' Sodality of
the Church of st. Clement, Mime
apolis, Of which Rev. ]. Fitzgerald Is
pastor, met at the regular meeting on
Monday evening, August %, for the
purpose of discussing a program of
social events for the coming winter
season. After the business of the
meeting was transacted, refreshments
were served to the members and many
of their friends who were also pres
Pro-CathedraI of ST. Mary: Every
precaution to guard the children of
the Pro-Cathedral school against the