The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-20

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The Seton Guild was the only or
ganization to have staged perform
ance before the grandstand. Chas. M
Holt had charge of the drama and J.
Austin Williams of the music.
ST. Margarets Academy: The at
tendance in all departments of the
Academy is unusually large. During
the first week of school 200 were
registered in the high school depart
ment and 120 in the commercial
classes. The attendance in the must
cal department also is very large.
Reverend Thomas E. Cullen, pastor
of the PrO-Cathedral, addressed the
students Thursday at half past twelve.
Mrs. VIM. Cross met her classes in
dramatic art Wednesday afternoon of
| this week.
Holy Angels Academy: More than
a hundred boarders registered in the
school last week, and obliged the Sis
ters to use a second building as a
dormitory. The structure which was
formerly used as class building was
repaired during the summer and sup
piled with steam heat. 1t is now we'll
equipped for dormitory purposes, be-
ing we'll ventilated, warm and COM
Portable. The Sisters will also have
one class room in the dormitory for
the little tots.
Church of the Incarnation: The
mission by the Paulist Fathers will
begin Sunday, September q and will
continue until the first Sunday in
October. The first week will be for
the women, who, it is expected, will
tax the capacity of the new church
building. Non-Catholics as we'll as
Catholics will be welcome at all the
exercises of the mission. Reverend
James P. TOWey, c. S. p, and Rev
erend John V. Harvey, C. S. P, will
conduct the mission. Father ToWey
has just returned from overseas
where he saw service as chaplain with
the A. E. F. The close of the mission
will mark the tenth anniversary of
the founding of the parish.
Church of St. Anthony: The first
of a series of socials, to be given by
the ladies of the parish will take
place Tuesday evening, September 23,
at $50 o'clock, in the parish hall
Beautiful prizes will be given at the
weekly affairs. The series prize will
be a ton of coal Refreshments will
be served at each social.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
New Ulm: At the Monday evening
meeting last week of St. Patrick COun-
Gil, X. of c., election of officers was
held and resulted in the reelection of
nearly all the old officers. Those Sc
lected for the ensuing year are:
Henry J. Berg, G. X; Max Sebald,
D. G. X; Frank w. kosek, chan:
Carl P. Manderfeld, rec. Sec; Ed. J.
Berg, fin. sec; Robert Fesenmaier,
treas; JOS. W. Schuster, w; Alb. Flor
adv; Chas. B. Hillesheim, |. G.; Frank
Eckert, o. G., and Carl Eichten, trustee
for three years.
At the annual election of st. John
Court, G. o. F., September II, the
following officers were elected: A S.
Dorm, C. R.; Theo. Manderfeld, V. C..
R.; A. l.. Henle, rec; A A Mander-
field, fin. Sec; DR.. J. P. Graft, treas;
A. A. Schlumpberger, trustee for three
years and Ben. Amann, speaker.
The annual picnic of st. Patrick
Council, K. of c., was held last Sun
day afternoon at Hermann Heights.
A luncheon was served during the
afternoon and q program of music and
games had been arranged for. In con-
nection with the annual picnic there
was Home Coming for the service
men of the local council. They were
honored by having Il special spread
for themselves.
Belle PLANE: A class of forty-five
candidates was initiated into the
Knights of Columbus on September IA
The first and second degrees were eX,
emplified by the local Council, and the
third degree by team from st. Paul
under the direction of District Deputy
Jameson. After the ceremony a buf
fet lunch was served to the Candi
dates and visiting Knights.
New Prague: A new Council of the
Knights of Columbus was instituted
on September IA, with a charter mem
bership Of eighty, all of whom are
insurance members-a unique record
for the Northwest, if not for the whole
country. The candidates and visiting
Knights attended Mass in the Church
of st. Wenceslaus at which the pas
tor, Rev. J. Cermak, officiated. The
first degree was put on by a team
from Montgomery headed by Distric
Deputy P. J. Keohen, the second b,
the Faribault team under the direC
ton Of District Deputy Kennedy, an
, the third was exemplified by a team
from Minneapolis under the leadershi
of State Deputy J. H. Whelan. Afte
the initiation a banquet was serve
, in Rybek's Hall, where plates Wer
! laid for upwards of four hundred PEI
, sons The music of the program wa