The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-10-26
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

Continuation Dates: The Right
Reverend Bishop Trobec will admin
lister til Sacrament of Confirmation
as follows: October 81, in the morn
ing, 4 st. Mary's Church, saltwater,
in tR afternoon of the same day at
st. IichaePs Church, Saltwater; Octo-
ber2S, at Cannon Falls; October 20,
at elyidere.
Confirmation Held: On Tuesday,
Oober Is, the Right Reverend Bish-
onrrobec administered the Sacrament
ofConfirmation to a class of 145, of
won 4 were converts, at Fairfax,
Nun. A contribution of $50 was made
tFards the chapel of st. Boniface,
sd $50 to the chapel of st. Patrick.
q October 90 the Sacrament of Con-
tmation was administered to a class
1 124, of whom IL were converts, at
fortified, Mimi. An offering of S1O4
vas made towards the completion OF
The chapel of st. Boniface in the new
Cathedral. On October Fl the Bishop
confirmed a class of 105 at LakeVille.
An offering of $50 was made towards
the chapel of st. Patrick.
College of ST. Catherine: Professor
Harry Phillips, who is in charge OF the
Vocal Department at the College OF
ST. Catherine, on Wednesday morning,
October 16, gave a very delightful
hour of song The wide variety in
Mr.. Phillips selection is noteworthy.
1t included humor pathos and sub
Unity; English and Negro dialect, and
Persian legend. The students were
particularly attracted by the humor
of Zummerzetzhire, the pathoS OF
Danny Boy, and the way in which
Mr.. Phillips, in the Negro Spirituals,
succeeded in giving the atmosphere OF
a whole colored congregation. The
sweet, dainty, woodland song, Silvia,
and the effective closing number,
Kahn's Ave Maria, with violin obi
cato, have left a pleasing memory.
Catholic Camp Service: Last week
the Catholic Auxiliary of the War
Camp Community Service sent two
boxes of lemons to the hospital at the
Aviation Building, and the same num-
Der to the Fort Smelling Hospital.
The board meeting will be held next
Monday at twelve o'clock noon, at
Field and Schlick's.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
sewing department will have after
noon sessions only during the winter
each Monday at the Guild rooms in
the Wilder building.
Every department of the Guild has
been actively engaged all week in
collecting garments for the fire suf
ferers.
Guild hall, 315 Nelson avenue, has
about forty-fve young women resi-
dents, which is about its present ca
pacity.
The arts and letters department is
at work on it's winters program and
will be ready to make announcement
of it's first meeting during the week.
Catholic Infant Home: The annual
reception at the CdJnOllC IulduI uOLue,
which was to have been given last
Saturday afternoon at the home, BAL
North Dale street, has been indefin-
itely postponed in accordance with the
wishes of the health department, ask
ing that the assembling of large gath
erings be discontinued until later,
owing to the presence of influenza in
the city.
Church of ST. Peter: The ladies of
the parish of st. Peter, North ST. Paul,
of which Rev. VIM. O'Reilly is pastor,
will give bazaar on Friday and Sat
urday evenings, October 25 and 26.
The Dramatic Club will serve light
lunches on Friday evening, and on
Saturday dinner will be served from
5 to s o'clock. One of the features of
the bazaar will be. the auctioning off
of an article which was received from
the White House.