The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-12-01
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: The subject of the SER
mon next Sunday evening will be,
"IdOlatry, Superstition and Sacrilege."
The members of h Young Ladies'
Sodality gave a children's party at
the Cathedral school on Monday
evening, November 26. The seats
were removed from the auditorium
where the children enjoyed the even
ing with games and music. The most
Interesting game of the evening was a
card introduction game which afforded
a pleasant o%pportunit for those not
acquainted to meet everyone present.
Some long time had elapsed after the
regular curfew call before lunch was
served. The comittee is to be con-
graduated on the excellent name in
which the evenings program was car
ried out.
ST. Paul Seminary: On Tuesday
evening, November 20, a lecture was
given under the auspices of the Semi
nary Total Abstinence Society, by
Rev. Michael McRaith, city mission
airy of Minneapolis. Father McRaith's
subject was, Some Experiences of a
City Missionary"
cretin Alumni: The 46th annual
banquet of the Christian Brothers
Alumni was held in the Palm
room of the Saint Paul Hotel
last Monday evening. 1t was
more of a patriotic demonstration
than the usual reunion. A service flag
with more than one hundred stars
was unfurled while the orchestra
played "The Star Spangled Banner"
Judge w. l.. Kelly was eloquent in his
tribute to the Brothers boys at the
front. Daniel W. Lawler gave the
principal address of the evening.
Mayor Irwin spoke on the future Of
the young American. Other speakers
were Brother Julius, Thomas Nc
Grath and Walter Graves, who re-
sponded for the Minneapolis Alumni
of which he is president. Bob Gehan
rendered some excellent vocal selec-
lions. John Dwyer, a student of Gre
tin, also sang. The Cretin orchestra
under the direction of Brother Hya-
cinth gave many excellent numbers.
College of St. Catherine: The feast
of st. Catherine, %patroness of the col
1ege, was celebrated last Sunday. At
nine o'clock there was a High Mass
and sermon by Rev. C. F. McGinnis,
Phi. d. The Seniors of Derham Hall
for the first time donned their academ-
ic garb, the white cap and gown, and
received Holy Communion at the
High Mass. A reception was held at
noon.
Knights of Columbus: Twenty-Five
parishes of the city were represented
at a mass meeting at the Knights of
Columbus building last Sunday after
noon, when plans for the war fund
campaign which opens December 3,
were discussed. st. Paul's allotted
portion of the fund to be raised is
$25, 1000. There will be fifty teams of
two men each and about $50 women
from the various parishes who will
have active charge of the campaign.
DR.. E. w. Buckley is general chair
man, c.. H. F. Smith is treasurer and
+. M. Valkenburg secretary. An exec
utive committee of five, with DR..
Buckley chairman, also was appointed.
Other meetings were held during the
week.
Tabernacle Society: The annual
meeting, with the election of officers,
was held Friday, November 80,
at l P. NJ, in the Royal Arcanum
Hall, Lowry Building.
Friday, November 80, there was
a Mass for deceased members of the
Society at the Cathedral, st. Paul.
Church of st. Mark: Very Rev.
III. Moynihan addressed the Mems
Club of this parish last Monday even
ing at the parochial school hall. His
subject was Patriotism and the
War A musical program was given
under the direction of Prof. c. E.
Pardo.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
regular meeting of the Guild will be
held in the Wilder Building Monday,
December 5, at 3 P. M. Rev. c. f.
McGinnis, Phi. D., will deliver an adj
dress on THE Aftermath of Great
Wars" There will be a musical num-
Der under the direction of Mrs. Jane
Holland Cameron. The year book of
the Guild will be given to members
applying for them at the meeting.
Church of st. COLUMBIA: For sew
eral weeks preparations have been
going forward for the annual parish
bazaar which will be held in the
Church Hall, Hamline e and La
fond street, on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, December A, 5 and 6,
At a general meeting last week com
mittees we're appointed and all de-
tails worked out. On Tuesday, the
opening night, a concert will be given