The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-28
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

Brothers Retreat: The Brothers OF
the Christian schools entered upon
their annual retreat at ST. Thomas
College last Wednesday evening. The
retreat will close Thursday, July 3.
Members of the Order are present
from st. Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago,
st. Louis, Duluth, Rochester, Winona,
and other parts Very Rev. Brother
Baldwin, Provincial Superior, is also
in attendance. The exercises are in
charge of Rev. Patrick Mullens, S. j.,
of Chicago.
Sisters Retreats: Two retreats
opened in st. Paul on the same day
for the Sisters of st. Joseph They
began on June 25 and will close on
July g Rev. Father Marcellus, c. P,
is directing the exercises at ST.
Agatha's Conservatory, while those at
st. GATHERINGS College are conducted
by Rev. Father Anselm, G. P. An
other retreat will be given in August
College of st. Catherine: A class in
parliamentary law will be held in the
college next month. The work will
be under the direction of Miss Ada
Cannon, and will begin on the even
ing of July 5, continuing for six days.
The class will be held from to $50
each evening. Ladies of the Twin
Cities are invited to attend.
St. Johns Alumni Members Of the
ST panl branch of CT lnhn'c IIniVar-
sity alumni attended the annual meet
ing of the alumni at Collegeville,
Mimi, June %. Arrangements were
made with the Great Northern rail
road for a special train to leave st.
Paul at $50 A. M. on that day and
return that same night.
War Camp Community Service: The
weekly outing for the convalescent
soldiers at Fort Smelling on Wednes-
day of this week was in charge of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians and the
Ladies Auxiliary. The soldiers were
taken for an automobile ride to Hud-
son, Wisconsin, and back to Como
Park, where refreshments were served.
Mrs. G. ]. Conroy and Mr.. Cornelius
McMonigale were chairmen.
Catholic Infant Home: Most Rev
erend Archbishop Bowling addressed
a meeting of the sustaining board of
the Catholic Infant Home at P. NJ.
Thursday, June 10, in ST. Marks
parochial school hall, Dayton and
Moore avenues.
Knights of Columbus: The Knights
of Columbus held their annual picnic
and outing on Saturday, June p, at
Wildwood. The committee in charge
of the arrangements had prepared a
program replete with interesting and
unusual stunts for the children as
we'll as for the grown-ups of members
families. The gymnasium classes I'M
der the direction of Prof. Max C. Mohr
held their outing at the same time
and gave exhibitions in diving, swim
ming, calisthenics, etc. There were
races, as well as baseball, kittenball
and other games. There were 100
prizes for the winners.
picnic of st. Marys choir was held
last Monday evening at the beautiful
summer home of Lewis Shave near
North ST. Paul, where the members
enjoyed a very pleasant outing.
Miss Elsie NJ Shave, organist and
directress of st. Mary's choir and SUI
pervisor of music in the public schools
&c ole fret uian
ident of the Minnesota Music Teach
ers' Association which met in annual
convention last week at Carleton Col
lege, Mortified, Mimi.
Convent of the Visitation: The Sis
tiers of the Visitation entered upon
their annual retreat this week. 1t is
being conducted by the Rev. A. R.
Wise, S. j., of Chicago, Ill.
Church of St. AdaIbert: On Sunday
morning, June %, twenty-three boys
and twenty-eight girls were admitted
to their First Holy Communion. The
Solemn High Mass was celebrated at
o'clock by the pastor, Rev. T. Roy
assisted by Father S. JulkoWski and a
respectively. Examinations in cate
chism were held the previous week
and prizes were awarded to three boys
having the highest average and four
girls, as two girls were tied for thirc
prize. Beginning with Corpus Christ
feast a retreat was given to the First
Communicates, which finished Satur
day afternoon when all went to con
fesSion.
On Corpus Christi a novena to the
Sacred Heart was begun, and it closeo
on the feast of the Sacred Heart.
Commencement exercises of st
Adalbert's school were held Thursda.
evening, June 26, at North Contra
Commercial Hall.
Church of st. Augustine: Last Sun
day the choir and the altar committee
were entertained at the summer nom
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. O'Toole, lnde
pendence Lake, Maple PLANE. Abou
fifty persons attended the OUTING
which was an all-day affair and mos
ENJOYABLE. The party motored to an
from the lake.