The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-01-19
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: The subject of the ser
mon next Sunday night will be on
Keeping The Sunday Holy
st. Paul Seminary: On Friday,
January %, the patronal feast of the
Seminary will be commemorated. AT
10 o'clock Right Reverend Bishop
Trobec will sing Solemn High Mass.
The sermon will be delivered by Very
Rev. William E. F. Griffin, president
of st. Mary's College, Winona, Min
nesota. Dinner will be served at
noon to the visiting clergy. The stu
dents will then enter on their mid.
year vacation, which will last until
February II.
Ancient Order of Hibernians: At a
crowded meeting of Division No. 4 OF
the Ancient Order of Hibernians held
Monday night, January IA, the officers
for the coming year were installed,
The reports of the various officers
showed the order to be in prosper
Gus condition, both financially and as
to increase in membership. After the
installation the meeting became 10y
atty gathering. Upon motion of ]. H.
Mullaly, retiring president, it was
voted to buy $500 worth Of War Saw
ings certificates. A large number
from the order are already in the
army, and it was voted to fly a serv-
ice flag from the hall. In eloquent
speeches the loyal support of the
Irish of this county was pledged to
the government in bringing the war
to successful ending. J. j. Regain,
member of the National Board of Di.
rectors of the Hibernians, in his talk
to the members, stated that the one
duty of the Irish in this country at
the present time is to see that every
aid is given to the government to
win the war.
officers were installed as follows
President, J. w. Mulrennan, Vice
President, p. Byrnes; Secretary
Thomas Donohue; Financial Secre-
tary, Thomas Flaherty; Insurance
Secretary, ]. E. Corcoran; Sergeant
alarms, John Fitzpatrick; Sentinel
Henry Dolan; Chaplain, Rev. L. Muir
ray. The sum of five hundred dol
lars was voted for the purchase OF
U. S. War Savings Certificates.
Christ Child Society: The next
meeting of the Christ Child Society
will be held in the Neighborhood
House, Eighth and John Streets, or
Tuesday, January %, at two-thirty
o'clock Miss Schmidt, who is EN-
ployed by the Government to lecture
on food conservation, will speak al
this meeting. The meeting is open
to all the mothers of the Third Ward
Church of ST. Mary: Arrange
ments have been made for a social
party for the benefit of st. Mary's
Church to be given in the Knights OF
Columbus hall on Friday evening, Feb
ruary s, under the auspices of the
Rosary Society. Those in charge are
actively engaged in selling tickets al
twenty-five cents each and taking
chances on a ton of coal which will
be disposed of on the evening of the
party. A subsidiary party was
given in the Purity Bread Company
building on Friday afternoon, January
IS, under the direction of Mrs. Ash
and Mrs. ,Drinane, which was wei
patronized.
At the regular monthly meeting O
the Holy Angels Sodality held in the
school on January IL, two papers were
read-one on 1.-THE Angels" by Mary
Miner, and the other on "The Hol,
Name of Jesus" by Elizabeth Theisen
both of which proved very interestin!
to those present.
Church of st. Mark: Last Tuesda,
evening the members of the Leagu,
of the: Sacred Heart gave a benefi
social in the parish hail. The pro
ceeds will be devoted to the building
fund of the new church.
Church of ST. COLUMBIA: The Men
Club gave an entertainment las
Monday evening at the church hal
Hamline avenue and Lafond street
Refreshments were served. The al
fair was for the women of the cor
gregation and members of the Men
club
MINNEAPOLIS,
Pro-cathedraI: The Young Ladie!
Sodality have organized a Red eros