The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-11-17
MINI EAPOLlS.

the Odd Fellows Temple A social
hour followed
MINNEAPOLIS.
Pro-Cathedral of st. Mary: The
Paulist Choir of Chicago has been Sc
cured for a sacred concert on Thanks
giving day, Thursday, November 20,
Reverend VIM J. Finn, c. S. P, will
direct the boys, and is now arrang-
ing the details of the program.
The Pro-Cathedral branch of the
dressings this week. A special APP
peal was made by the pastor, Reyer-
end Thos. E. Cullen, last Sunday, urg-
ing that all the members renew their
activities in aiding this department
of the work. The meetings will con-
tinue as heretofore on Tuesdays and
Fridays of each week from 10 o'clock
to four
Church of ST. Stephen: The gym
nasium of the school building will
soon be equipped with two bowling
alleys which are now in course OF
construction. The alleys parallel the
length of the hand-ball and basket
ball floor. The men of st. Stephens
club are anxious to see the work COM
pleted as there is material for sew
eral good teams in their ranks.
Church of ST. Philip: The recent
bazaar which was held in the parish
hall Melted $3.50 for the funds OF the
church. Many beautiful and attrac-
tive prizes were disposed of.
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes:
Right Reverend Monsignor Joseph
Guillot has resigned as pastor of this
church, owing to i'll health. He will
be succeeded by Rev. Augustine J..
Millet, S. M.
Church of the Holy Cross: The
Polish ENJOYS from France will speak
in the parish hall, Friday evening,
November 16. They are authorized
by the governments of France and OF
the United States to speak on behalf
of military service for the men OF
Polish birth or blood residing in this
country.
Church of the Holy Rosary: Next
Monday and Tuesday evenings, NO
vember 10 and 20, the Holy Name
Society will give minstrel show for
the benefit of the parish. The re-
hearsals have been under the dlrec-
ton of Michael Monahan. Cassidy,
a clean, wholesome burlesque, has all
the delightful humor and sparkling
wit of the real Irishman without the
coarseness that too often has marred
the Celt as represented on the stage.
"The Irish Jester" will be a special
staged by Joe Conrad.
Church of the lncarnation: The
annual Thanksgiving supper and sale
is set this year for Thursday even
ing, November %. The women OF the
parish have resolved themselves into
committees of cooks and mattresses,
and are preparing to serve the larg-
est crowd in the history of the par
ish with an abundance of turkey and
other Thanksgiving goodies. They
will begin serving supper at half past
five and will continue all evening.
The sale of comforters and other arti-
cles which the women have been pro-
viding for several weeks past, will
begin at o'clock.
LEAGUE of Catholic Women: The
musical for the benefit of st. Mary S
hall, given at the Radisson, Thursday
afternoon, November Is, at half past
two o'clock, drew a large number OF
patrons from every part of the city,
The industry of the League women
in selling tickets for the past two
weeks assured the success OF the en-
tertainment long beforehand and in
creased the enthusiasm of those who
had the work in charge. The chair
man, Mrs. nj. Breslauer, assisted by
the members of st. Mary's Hall board
perfected the arrangements. Miss
Mary Chute, president of the League
and the members Of the executive
board acted as hostesses. st. Mary's
Hall has become a popular home fol
young women where in thoroughly
Catholic atmosphere the girls can en-
| Joy all the advantages within the
reach of anyone not actually in hel
own family circle.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
League will be held at 720 Marquette
avenue, Monday afternoon, November
| 10, at half past two o'clock.
OUTSIDE or THE CITIES.
Lamberton: A weeks mission viii
open next Sunday in the Church o
st. Joseph, under the direction of thu
Rev. w. B. Pipp of Chicago. mem
Der of the Paulist Mission Band. TIL,
fcl1cxv;v,o wank Eafhnr pinn will o0r,