The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-13

Calumny.
Hospital AIumnae: st. Joseph's
Hospital Alumnae association held its
annual meeting last Thursday at Pha-
len Park
Church of the Holy Redeemer: The
children of St. Marks school will give
an entertainment of musical numbers
and recitations in the church hall OF
Holy Redeemer parish, 6S West Col
lege Avenue, July 16, at p. m. Vim
cent Bowling will sing. The affair
is under the direction of Mrs. J. X.
Scott.
Nineteen young ladies from st.
Marks parish teach the Italian chill
dren sewing, Red Cross work, and
singing. They also conduct class in
Catechism.
Sacred Thirst Society: The mem
bers of the society, together with the
Catholi. women of the Ramsey Coun-
ty Dry Campaign committees, will hold
q family picnic at Como Park Thurs
day, July 49, They will meet at
D. m, and family supper will be
served. The committee consists OF
Mesdames w. ]. Logue, w. J. O'Toole,
George T. O'Brien and Margaret Kelly.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Church of St. Stephen: st. Stephens
surgical dressing unit was allotted
5000 tampons and 250 11Xl2 pads for
the month of June, all of which was
completed and turned in to head
quarters June 10. All allOtments for
the summer months are very light,
and when St Stephens had theirs
completed the ladies of the unit
showed the real Red Cross spirit by
working with the sewing department.,
also by going to headquarters TO help
with the packing there. The Com
fort Kit Department sends out S. o. 5.
calls occasionally on account OF the
great number of men going in this
draft and some of our ladies go to
Headquarters to work
The tampons and pads are two OF
the dressings which go in the front
line pockets" and these pockets are
sent directly to the dugOuts and when
the wounded men are brought in
their wounds are cleansed and these
dressings used before they reach the
hospitals. Knowing this has been
great incentive for good and quick
work for which we have been COM
mended at headquarters.
The evening classes deserve par
ticular mention as many of the young
ladies are busy some time during the
day. At that on Monday and Thursday
evenings from SO to 80 work from
1880 to $50 st. Stephens allotment
for the month of July is 1000 tampons
and 250 11X12 pads.
League of Catholic Women: Be-
sembly meetings of the League will
be held in the lecture room of the
Minneapolis Institute of Arts on oath
street and Stevens avenue. The next
meeting will be held July Is, at 2:3O
p. m. Very Rev. H. Moynihan, DID,,
President of st. Thomas College, will
be the speaker of the afternoon. Rev.
NJ. McRaith will talk on Juvenile
Court work. Miss Maude Moore will
give a group of spoken songs with
piano accompaniment. Members are
urged to attend if at all possible.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
ST. Peter: On June "a, the parish
of the Immaculate Conception cele-
brated the Silver Jubilee of the Ordi-
nation of its pastor, Reverend j. NJ.
Manner. Father Manner sang High
Mass, assisted by the Rev. J. w. Wag-
ner, the Rev. Jos. A. Schubert, the
Rev. w. ]. SkluZacek, and the Rev.
G. w. Rolwes. An eloquent sermon
on the significance of the priesthood
was preached by the Rev. A. ]. lis
kowski. Father Manner was guest of
honor at an elaborate banquet pre-
pared for the guests and the members
of the parish by the Sisters of Saint
Francis and the ladies of the parish.
In the afternoon a reception was
rendered the Reverend Jubilarian, and
he was presented with munifcent
purses by the Pensioners and by the
visiting clergy. He also received
many gifts from individual friends.
Father Manner has been pastor of
the parish of the Immaculate Concep-
ton since 1912, and during that time
he has won the confidence and love
of his flock as well as the esteem of
those who are not under his spiritual
care.
The following priests were present
for the occasion: Rev. Robert Schlin-
kert, New Ulm; Rev. D. J. Moran,
ST. Peter. Rev. Anthony Scholzen,
Bird Island; Rev. A. Miks, st. Michael;
Rev. A. ]. Ziskowski, Comfrey; Rev.
w. j. Skluzacek, Marystown; Rev.
J. w. Wagner, Nicollet; Rev. JOS. A.
Schubert, ST. Thomas College, ST.
Paul; Rev. Geo. w. Rolwes, Mime
apolis Rev A. A. Won den Heuvel
Henderson; Rev. A. Dietmann, Madi-
son Lake; Rev. S. P. Kinkead, Marys.
burg; Rev. Jos. Bouska, New Prague;
Rev. w. J. Jiracek, Veseli; Rev. JOS
A. Heinz, Buffalo.