The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-10-19
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81. raul on FRIDAY and saturday even
ings, October % and &c.
MINNEAPOLIS.
L. A., A.. o. H.: The surgical
dressings class of the l.. A., A. o. H.
unit, which has been holding it's meet
ings at the Pro-Cathedral on Monday
evenings, has been changed to Thurs
day evening. This change took place
beginning Thursday evening, October
II. The garment making department
will continue to have their meeting on
Monday the same as usual, from 10 to
5 o'clock. Mrs. Anna K. Bryant, coun-
ty president of the l.. A, A, O. H, of
Hennepin county, is supervisor of the
surgical dressings department, assist
ed by Miss Margaret May. Mrs. T.
, Connolly has charge of the garment
making department, and she is as
| sisted by Mrs. Richard Mullin, Mrs.
John Smell and Miss Mary Irwin. Cot
fee is served to the ladies who attend
the Monday meetings.
| SGENISG TldNs "a NlCS lag III
honor of the sons and brothers of the
women of Division No. 5, l.. A., A. O.
H., was dedicated and raised Monday
evening, October Z, in their hall, II
South Seventh Street. The flag, which
bears 1874 stars, was brought in by
two of the younger members OF the
division, Misses Frances Butler and
| Catherine McGrath, after which the
Star Spangled Banner" vas sung by
the members and accompanied on the
piano by Miss Eliza McGrath.- The
flag was presented by Mrs. Richard
made a few appropriate and patriotic
remarks.
Church of ST. Clement: Owing to
the ban on Sunday gatherings in Min
| neapolis, due to the influenza cpl
demic, Confirmation was administered
in this church Saturday evening, Oc-
tober II, by Bishop Trobec. A class
of $50, of whom ten were converts,
was confirmed. The sponsors were
Mrs. E. H. Mayr and Miss Anna Bray
ton. The pastor is Rev. R. J.. Fitz-
gerald.
Church of the Holy Name: The pas
tor, Reverend P. R. Cunningham, is
having a rectory built IN the parish
grounds directly south of the church.
1t is a ten-room house, frame stucco,
with a full basement of stone. The
building is already inclosed and will
probably be completed before severe
weather sets in. The cost of the rec
tory is $4,000.
Church of ST. Thomas: A mission
will be given during the first week
in November by the Dominican Faith
ers of Holy Rosary Convent, Mime
apolis. The newly organized Altar
and Rosary Society scored a most en-.
%couraging success on Wednesday
evening of last week when a social
was given in the parish hall for the
benefit of that society. The large
throng of parishioners who gathered
were delighted with two special fea'
lures. A patriotic address by Rev,
Frank T. Burns, former Knights OF
Columbus chaplain at Fort Smelling
reused repeated and most enthusiastic
applause. Mr.. Stist furnished much
amusement by his mysterious skill
as a straightforward artist. The ladies
served refreshments. The society
starts with about one hundred mem
bers and a spirit of fervor which is
sure to attract growing numbers.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
Red Wing: A class of forty candi
dates received the degrees in the
Knights of Columbus last Sunday aft
ernoon. The new members were from
this city and the surrounding towns
The degree work was eXemplified by
a Winona team. Dinner and supper
were served in st. Joseph's schoo
hall.
Rogers: The dedication of the st
Martin Church took place October 8
Right Rev. Bishop Trobec officiating