The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-17

Lawrence choir, rendered the musical
numbers~of the program.
Church of the Holy Cross: On
| Sunday, February IL, the Most Rev
| erend Archbishop administered the
Sacrament of Confirmation to class
of four hundred and five candidates.
An offering of $185.O0 was presented
| towards the fund of the new Cathe-
dral chapel Of S. Cyril and Methodius.
| Church of ST. Thomas: The Most
Reverend Archbishop will administer
the Sacrament of Confirmation in this
Church on Sunday, February Is, at 3
p. NJ. ~ sa}
Church Of St. Anthony: A Revue
of 1916" a burlesque of important
events of the past year, was feature
of the vaudeville candlelight tea
which was given last week by young
people of the parish in the new school
| auditorium.
Church of the Holy Rosary: Mem
bers OF the various societies of the
| Holy Rosary Church have elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
Altar Society, president, Mrs. Kelley;
vice president, Mrs. REM; secretary,
Mrs. Mason. Holy Name Society,
president, NJ. ]. ellis: secretary, VIM.
J. Butler; treasurer, Leonard Farrell.
| b. V. Sodality, project, Anatatia Bar
Der. st. Thos. Sodality, Boys Division,
i president, John Crowley; vice-presi-
dent, Francis Crowley; secretary,
Raymond Humphrey; treasurer,
Charles Monahan; marshal Harry
Shea. Girls Division, president,
Teresa Curran; yice-president, Lor-
raine Vanterlick; secretary, Mildred
Bowers; treasurer, Margaret Nc
Cough
Church of ST. Helena: The Men S
Club will give an entertainment at
the Parish Hall, Monday, February 10.
The affair will consist Of an excellent
program upon which the committee in
charge has been exercising it's best
efforts to make it the best of the sea-
son. The Mems Club of this parish
has a wide reputation throughout the
city as u social organization, and as
this entertainment has the nature Of
a pre-lenten gathering it is expected
that it will be well patronized.
Church of the Ascension: The
| Young Peoples Society held Il Nalen-
! tine party instead of the regular meet
ing February Is. The Minstrel Show
given January 81 was 50 successful, i'll
spite of the extreme weather, that it
was necessary to repeat the perform
ance. 1t was given February II at
the Ascension gymnasium. Prof. A.
A. Vogelsang coached the boys and it
| is to his efforts that much of the sue
cess of the show belongs.
Rehearsals are we'll under way for
the presentation of the "Mikado," Gil
bert and Sulliyan's most popular
comic opera. Eighty voices are need
ed for the chorus. Anyone who can
sing is invited and urged to come,
|, RehearsaIs every Wednesday evening
at 500 at Ascension gymnasium,
Rev. J. J. Harrington, pastor of As
cension, who was forced to go South
| for his health, is recovering very rap
| idly. He is expected home about
March 16.
County Board A. o. H.: The new
| Hcnnepin county board of the A. 0.
| II. held its first meeting last Sunday
afternoon in the hall of Division No.
10, East Minneapolis. About fifty
members OF the board were present.
1t was decided that the Easter Com
| muniOn of the Hibernians of the cOun
ty should this year be received on
| Palm Sunday in the church of the
Holy Name. A membership commit
| tee was constituted consisting of the
president of each division of the coun
ty who is to cooperate with the coun
| ty president, Frank d. Feeney, in can
yassing every district for new mem
bers.
Church of the incarnation: The Sa
cred concert which will be given il
this church Sunday evening, February
IS, at eight o'clock, has attracted con
| siderable attention in Minneapolis
musical circles on account OF the tai
ent which has been secured for the
occasion. The program has been ar
ranged by Mrs. Charles Lacy and Mrs
John v Kranz under the direction o.
Rev J. M. Cleary The advance SALE
OF tickets shows the widespread inter
\ est the musical public is taking in this
concert.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
i New Ulm: Members of the Con
zaga dramatic club will produce "Th'
Goodfellow" at the auditorium Sunda.
evening, February Is. This is an i'll
teresting play in three acts and it il
said the members of the cast have
been rehearsing their parts for
number of weeks preparatory to civ
; ing their audience Sunday evening