The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-06-08


l the Belgian and French refugees are
looming in for their share Of st. Mar
garet's endeayors. If a particular
assignment requires more than ordi-
nary care in the making, the regular
sewing class takes over that assign
ment and donates to it all the time
necessary for its completion. The
children in the grades help the good
work by giving their sewing periods
each day to the making of refugee
garments in particular.
Church of St. Clement: A class of
seventy-fiye children received first
Holy Communion last Sunday In the
afternoon they. were enrolled in the
scapular and renewed their baptismal
Il Vows.t a3ged2
1 On Sunday, May 10, at a meeting
Eof the Altar and Rosary Society, the
following ladies We're. elected officers
for the ensuing year: President, Mrs
NJ. F. Tierney; Yice-President, Mrs.
Jay Gould; Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs
FB. B. Utter; Consultors; Mrs. Peter
Martin, ex-president, Mrs. P.
O'Rourke. Mrs. c. j. Gaffney, Mrs,
Stephen Meagher, Mrs. Anna Olinger,
| Mrs. J. E. Horn, Mrs. Chas. Olson,
Mrs W. H. Mccall, Mrs. M. A. We'll
ter, Mrs. E. H. Mayr, Mrs. John Nor
an, Mrs. j. Gormley. These ladies are
all most Jealous workers of the par
ish
| Memorial Day: On Memorial Day.
Rev. Robert j. Fitzgerald, pastor of
st. Clements Church, spoke in the
cemetery of St. Anthony before an
immense eoncourse of war veterans
and friends and relatives of the de-
ceased buried there. Father Fitzger-
aid also gave the invocation, and the
choir of st. Clements Church sang
appropriate numbers.
In st. Mary's Cemetery Rev. James
HI. Gaughan, pastor of st. Stephen
/ Church, had charge of the ceremonies,
and spoke on the subject of the day.
Church of the Incarnation: The
Mems Club recently organized has
taken the whole parish by storm.
The first social of the club was given
last Tuesday evening at the Royal
Arcanum hall. 1t brought three hun
dred men together. At the beginning
of the evening there were seventy
five "greeters," live wires, every one
of them. At the close of the evening
there were three hundred live wires
highly charged with. the determination
that their numbers would be doubled
within month. Staid and sober and
white-haired business men and profes
siona1 men were there, but they en-.
tered into the spirit of the evening
with the abandon of boys. The grand
, march was followed by America .
sung by every one, present with great
spirit. Judge Leary gave the address
of welcome, and this was followed by
songs, story telling and declarations
that brought all closer together. II
, is safe to say that the men of the
Incarnation parish were never before
so we'll acquainted; and safe pre-
; diction that with the vim and vigoI
and. hearty spirit of good fellowship
and their thorough organization the
: parish will know itself better here
f1raftGf than ever before. '1a* 80. 1e
: Church of All Saints: This parish
the youngest in Minneapolis, is look
q | I'D fO1 ra
: pletion of the new church and schoo
Y building The walls are about com
g pleted and the workmen have begun
, on the roof. The pastor. Reverend
Francis Matz, hopes to have the build
ling completed by July 1. Seventy
s emn First Communion on Sunday
e June 8, at the eight o'clock Mass.
: Church of the Holy Rosary: TIL
g school year will be brought to clos
d with High Mass on Sunday, June II
at eleven o'clock.
Church of ST. Anthony: The choi
of ST. Anthony of Padua Church CAV
patriotic program Wednesday ever
:, ing, May 20, in the school auditorium
!, for the benefit of the Red Cross. Mrs
: Carlo Fisher gave a group of patriot
= readings, accompanied by Miss Berth
= Marion. w /. Nolan spoke on patriC
: tism. The. music included choruse
: by the choir, solos by Mrs. Kathlee
!. Hart. Bibb soprano; Leo Nadon, teno
= and Frank Mulcahy, selections by ,th
! Donaldson kiltie band and two men
: choruses.
eel Right Reverend Bishop O-Reil1y, {
It Fargo, N. d., will administer Coz
IF firmation Sunday afternoon at thre
Of o'clock. The whole parish is prepa
ing to turn out to greet the Bisho
wi who for more than twenty years We
n. their beloved pastor.
v The closing exercises of the graz
O. school were held last Sunday afte
I'd noon. The high school will close Su
of day, June 16. The class play will |
oil presented in the auditorium, Wedne
day evening, June IL. The name
/, the play is THE Farmerette."
vi OUTSIDE THE CITIES.