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

buyer for the club The meeting was
an unusually large one, as the Trinity
College alumnae have united their
work with that of the Barat Club, and
any former member of Trinity College
will be gladly welcomed as member.
The next meeting will be held on No
vember IS, at the home of Mrs. T. D.
| OBrien, 635 Lincoln Avenue, st. Paul.
Church of st. Lawrence: A three
weeks mission will concentrate the
attention and energy of the parish,
beginning Sunday, November 8 and
ending Sunday, November "a. The
first week will be devoted to the Cath
clio women of the parish, the second
week to the Catholic men, and the
| third week will be for n-Catholics.
| The Paulist Fathers will conduct the
exercises, and the work will be under
! the direction of Reverend Edward ].
| Mullaly, c. S. p, of st. Mary's Church,
| Chicago. One of the methods of prep
aration for the mission is the exercise
of the Holy Hour held every Friday
evening from eight to nine o'clock
| Because of the restrictions on the
| opening of the churches of Mime
apolis last Sunday much extra space
was required to accommodate the con-
gregations. Accordingly Mass was
celebrated at half past eight o'clock
in the University armory. Rev. JOS
| T. Barron of st. Paul Seminary also
| said Mass in the Exposition building,
where there were $500 men in uni
form, members of the S. A. T. C.
De La Sale Institute: One of the
| buildings of the Christian Brothers
| school has been subjected to extensive
| renovation. The hall used as the
| Brothers residence has been succeed
and all the interior wood work has
| been painted. The work was com
| pleted this week and the building
| looks altogether new. A number of
| the old students who are now army
! officers have been renewing acquaint-
| ances with the school and the stu
dents recently. Among the welcome
visitors who called were Lieut.. Fritz
Burns, Lieut.. Arthur Hessburg, and
an old pupil of Brother Martin at
Cretin High School, St Paul, Major
| PCesen.
Catholic Red Gross: The st. Law
renee station of the Red Cross has
| been transferred from 1924 Univer-
sity Avenue, n E., to the Chute Block
| at University Avenue and East Hen
nepin. The hours are the same as
! formerly, viz: From nine o'clock on
| Thursday morning to five in the after
noon. The rooms are on the third
floor and are convenient to the ele-
vator. In the recent linen shower,
made by the Red Cross for the hos
pitfalls of France, the ST. Lawrence
center contributed the following: 120
bath towels, 80 hand towels, 119 hand
kerchiefs, As napkins, 10 sheets.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
| lie Sueur Center: Thomas J. Trax-
Ter, %, a young man of the parish of
st. Mary, died at Fort Smelling on
Monday, October IA, after a few days
illness of Spanish influenza, and was
| buried from his parish church the
following Wednesday morning, the
Mass of Requiem being sung by the
pastor, Rev. J. J. Woods. This is the
second young man of the parish who
loic 20 he Of III
| country.
Farbault: Sister Catherine De Ricci
of the Order Of St. Dominic died at
Bethlehem Academy Tuesday after
noon, October Is, death resulting from
pneumonia. The remains were sent
to the Motherhouse at Sinsinawa
Wis, Wednesday morning for burial
New UIm: The installation of re.
| Gently elected officers of ST. Patrick
Council, K. of c., was held in the
Councils rooms at the Catholic school
house Monday evening, October IA
John H. Hohmann, district deputy
was present and in charge. Following
installation, luncheon was enjoyed
by those present.
New Prague: The parish of St
Wenceslaus formally joined the ranks
of the Propagation of the Faith on
Sunday, October 13. Rev. James A
Byrnes, Diocesan Director of Foreigr
Mission works, spoke at the Masses
on that day, inviting the members Of
the congregation to intensity their in
terest in the apostolic efforts of Gods
priests and Sisters in fields affair." II
the afternoon of the same day Father
Byrnes gave an instruction and enter
tanning lecture on the Missions to al
audience which taxed the capacity O.
the school auditorium. Over a hun
dred beautifully colored slides were
shown. After the lecture a meetinE
was held for the purpose of forming
: a parochial unit of the Society for thu
Propagation of the Faith. Abou
seventy-fve men and women signifet
a desire to serve as promoters of thu
organization. Mr.. M. F. Bastyr. wa!
chosen as Parochial Secretary. "a.