The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-05-12

The Resurrection.
College of ST. Catherine: The stu
dents will present a pageant play,
"Everywoman's Road" in the college
auditorium May 13 and Is at three
O'clock
cretin Hiqh School: The students
and faculty will celebrate the feast OF
the Founder of the Christian Brothers,
st. John Baptist De La Sale, Tuesday,
May Is. There will be Solemn High
Mass in the Cathedral at o'clock. The
Cathedral choristers will sing under
the direction of Rev. Thomas Talbot.
Rev. l.. f. Ryan will deliver the eul-
ogy OF the Saint.
KNIGHTS of Columbus: More than
twenty-five candidates were initiated
into the first degree a special ses-
sion in the Knights Of Columbus build
ing, Tuesday night, May 8. All state
officials of the organization were pres
cnt, following a large meeting held at
Red Wing in the afternoon.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
service which women can give the gov
crnment in time Of war was outlined
by Rev. H. +. Ryan. spiritual director
of the Guild of Catholic Women, at a
meeting last Tuesday afternoon at
the Wilder building. Mrs. Archibald
MacT. aren spoke on food conservation.
The dress of many local school and
working girls was scored as i'm
modest by Mrs. Margaret Kelly, for
mer field secretary of the guild. Mrs
NJ. j. McFadden, retiring president OF
the guild, was presented with pic
ture of the Sistine Madonna. The
newly elected officers were installed.
Church of ST. Mary: A large class
Of children will be admitted TO first
Solemn Communion in the Church OF
st. Mary on Ascension Thursday, May
II. The Mass will be celebrated at
eight o'clock. A retreat preparatory
to first Communion will open on Mon
day. and not only the children who are
10 make their first Communion but
those of last years class who are to
renew it will attend the exercises. In
the afternoon the children will be en-
rolled in the scapular and will renew
their baptismal VOWS. The ceremony
will be brought to a close with Bene,
diction of the Blessed Sacrament
Church of ST. Bernard: About three
acres of land has been secured for a
community garden for the children of
st. Demands school. Before the land
was plowed up the children OF the
school, one grade at 4 time, spent an
hour or more each day in clearing this
land for blowing. The land is to be
divided into plots, and given to the
children of the school. The pupils
have been provided with free seeds
and apple trees, through Mrs. VIM.
Logue, $50 Dayton Ave, Chairman OF
the Eighth Ward for the City Garden.
ing Bureau. This land is situated
about two blocks north Of the School
and Church.
Church of st. Mark: y May festival
and silver social, which promises to
be interesting, will be that given by
Mrs. Thomas F. Grace, Mrs. Albert II
Hayes and Mrs. j. II. Russell on the
afternoon and evening of May u at
the parochial school hall, Dayton and
Moore avenues. The proceeds will be
devoted to the church's building fund
and the hOStesseS will be assisted by
n group of women Of the parish. A
program of music and readings viii
be given.
A program of music and readings
was given at the parochial school hal
on May 4. The affair was under the
auspices of the League of the Sacred
women Of the church.
Church of St. Luke: The Red Cros!
unit of st. Luke's Church met a
Knights of Columbus Hall, at 3:3'
D. M, on May s. Mrs. A. r. Colvil
gave a short talk on Red Cross WOrl
in general, and Mrs j. T. Hale, secre
tary of the Housewives Conservation
Council spoke on the mOvemen
started through that organization
Very Rev. J. c. Byrne, pastor of tn
parish, also spoke.
Church of ST. COLUMBIA: A Ma
birthday party was given at st. Colun
bas Hall, Thomas and Hamline ave
nues, Thursday, May 10. \ varied an
interesting program was presented
Numbers were given by Gordo
Clarke, boy soprano, the juvenile div
sion of Hibernians, the gymnasium
class of Galtier school in Stars an
Stripes drill, Miss Mary Leonard in
recitation, and Miss Mary White in
vocal selection.
Church of ST. Andrew: The Cath'
lie Aid Society of the parish met o
Thursday, May 10, at the home of Mr.
DR.. Clefton. The guests were ente
tanned by the Misses Margaret j. Fin
and Marie Clefton. The Argyle Gu
will give a May party and entertain
ment at the Knights of Columbus Ha
ON Wednesday evening, May /
Among those on the program will |
Mrs lane Holland Cameron.