The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-15

artists who have donated their serv
ices for the affair, which is benefi
for the building fund of the new
church which recently was completed
at Dayton and Moore avenues. TIL,
musicale and tea will be given a
the home of Mrs. Emily G. Hartung
1S45 Iglehart avenue. The hours will
be from 2:45 to P. NJ, and the pro
gram will continue during that time
Those who will appear on the pro
gram are Mrs. Jane Holland Cameron
! Mrs. Frank L. Hoffman, Miss Inel
Raglan and Harry Hollingsworth, lead
ing lady and leading man of the
Shubert Stock company; Miss Mary
Leonard, Mrs. David A. German
MARY White), George Morgan, Cats
Grant, Miss Loretta Haas, Miss Min
ME Sherlock, Miss Genevieve Feely
Mrs. w. r. Kueffner, Thomas w
LarimOre, Mrs. John L. Whitaker
Margaret Linehan McEwan.
Church of St. Cecilia: The annual
bazaar of the parish will be held on
the afternoon and evening of Thurs
day, November 20.
Church of ST. AdaIbert: A mission
will open in this parish Saturday even
ing, November Is, and will close on
Sunday, November %. The exercises
will be under the direction of Rev. F.
B. Kowalski, O.. M. l., of Winnipeg,
Canada. Father Kowalski closed a
mission at All Saints Church, Mime
apolis, last Sunday.
Sunday afternoon, November %, a
bazaar will be held in the parish hall.
1t will open at three o'clock and will
continue all evening. Among the
many valuable prizes to be given away
will be a ton of COAL
Church of the Sacred Heart: One of
the events of the season among the
Catholic Order of FOresters in st. Paul
was the initiation of twenty-six new
members on November II by Sacred
Heart Court No. SO. For some weeks
past new membership campaign has
been thirty-seven new applications
taken by this Court, twenty-six of
whom were initiated as above stated.
The remaining number will be initial
ed at an early date.
After the ceremony of initiation was
completed the meeting was turned into
an open one to which were admitted
all members of the parish. An excel
lent musical and dramatic program
was rendered by members and their
friends. Addresses which were we'll
received were made by Brother Geo.
w. Stenger on behalf of the State
Court, and Brother julius Collier on be-
half of the High Court. Brother Col
Ter dwelt on the influence of Catholic
Foresters in the unrest of the world
today, and pointed to the value of the
noble ideals of the Order in the re-
adjustment of affairs throughout the
nation. After the speaking luncheon
and further entertainment was pro-
vided The evening was also made a
| tribute to returned service men of
whom there are many in Sacred Heart
Court.
Church of the Holy Redeemer: A
grand bazaar is being held this week
in the parish hall at IS w. College ave-
nue.. 1t opened Thursday evening and
will continue each evening, closing on
Sunday night. A large and varied as
sortment of useful handmade articles
has been prepared by devoted mem
bers of the parish. Many excellent
features each evening will make the
affair well worth attending. The pas
tor is Rev. H. Ciebattone.
Church of st. Vincent: Thursday
evening, November 20, social will be
given in the parish hall. A large at
tendance is expected, as there will be
a most enjoyable program.
Church of st. Agnes: The Xavier
Club will stage very interesting dra.
ma Sunday evening, November Is, in
the, parish hall, Tenth and Thomas
streets. The play is entitled, A True
Friend.