The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-06-23

n SAIL o COlCelI VIII NC eSlNCu III
the Pro-Cathedral of ST. Mary, Sunday
evening, June "a, at a quarter before
eight O'Clock, by the choir of seventy
five voices under the direction of Ed
ward F. Joncas. The assisting SOLO
lists are Mrs. William L. Hurley, so
prano; Mrs Mollie Gleason Mulheran,
contralto; George GRANGE, tenor;
Joseph f. Brown, baritone. Miss Mar
garet Slattery will preside at the
organ. There will be silver offering
for the benefit of the music library
fund. The program has been pre-
pared with exceptional care. The
opening numbers are from 'The Seven
Last Words of Christ" by TIL. Dubois.
Mrs. Mulheran and a chorus will rem
der "Hosanna," by Jules Granier; 20
Saviour of the World" from Harold
Woods Darkest Hour" will be sung
| by Mrs. Hurley, Mr.. GRANGE and a
chorus 1.-THE Heavens are Telling
a chorus from 1.-The Creation" by
Haydn; B. Owens Ave Maria" by
Mrs. Hurley, Mrs. Mulheran and Mr..
GRANGE; 1.-The Day of Judgment" by
A. Arkhangelsky will be the closing
chorus.
A Hard Time Party for young and
old will be held in the School Hall,
| Wednesday evening, June 27, under
| the auspices of the Rosary Society.
A good orchestra will be in attend
ance and refreshments will be served.
| Tickets 25c, which may be secured
| from the committee or at the door.
Reverend William G. Coughlin cele-
brated his first Mass in this church
Sunday morning, June II, at eleven
o'clock Reverend John j. Cullinan,
of st. Paul, was deacon of the Mass,
| Reverend Leo Gleason, of Minneapo-
| lis, was subdeacon, and Reverend
| Francis Burns was master OF cere-
monies. Reverend Harry Prender-
| CAST of Kilkenny, Mimi, was assist
ant priest A number of visiting
priests were in the sanctuary. The
sermon on the occasion was preached
| by Reverend Thomas E. Cullen.
| Father Coughlin gave his blessing
after the Mass to the members wait
ing in the church.
Church of ST. Elizabeth: The
| parishioners had an ice cream social
last Saturday evening, which they
| turned into surprise party for
Father H. J. Scherer, presenting him
with an Edison photograph as token
of their appreciation. The occasion
was the tenth anniversary OF his
ordination.
| Rev. VIM. Graham Coughlin will
celebrate a Solemn High Mass in this
church on Sunday, June "a, at 1880.
Especial musicians will assist the regu-
| lar choir, and Rev. DR.. Seliskar will
preach the sermon. Father Coughlin
graduated from the School of st.
| Elizabeth some sixteen years ago, and
at one time was one of the officers OF
the Young Mems Club, taking part
even in the German plays.
Church of the Holy Name: Solemn
First Communion will be given at the
eight o'clock Mass, Sunday, June "a
Church of the Incarnation: The
pastor Reverend J. M. Cleary, award
ed crosses and diplomas to forty pro-
motors of the Apostleship of Prayer
last Sunday evening. The ceremonies
began at quarter before eight
lo'clock with procession of all the
promoters from the parish hall.
Among those who received crosses
and diplomas were two of the Domin-
lean Sisters, who conduct the School
of the Incarnation.
Irish Literary Club: The next
meeting of the Irish Literary Club will
be held Tuesday evening, June 26,
with Division No. 4, Ladies' Auxiliary
to the A. O. f., corner of Lake street
and Bloomington avenue.
Church of the Ascension. Closing
exercises of the parish school were
held in North High Auditorium, on
June 10. Diplomas were awarded to
the graduates by Rev. J. J. Harfing.
ton, the pastor.
League of Catholic Women: Mem
bers of the League have taken w
! work for the Red Cross. One division
will meet at the home of Mrs. w. l.
. Hixon, So Groveland Terrace, every
Monday. Another group will meet un
der the direction of Miss Mary Nc
Donald Five classes of twenty-five
members each have just completed the
course in first aid work.
3 OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
i Bird Island: On Friday, June Is
; the annual entertainment of st. Mary
School was held in the Town Hall
/ The boys of the eighth grade did ex
J ceptionally well in their rendition o
, Tom Playfair.' The faculty of thu
High School Department was host a
an informal reception for the stu
: dents and their parents. Later al
e outing was given them to Ramse
e Park, Redwood Falls, Mimi.