The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-24
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| Chalrmen OF Departments: Philan-
thropic, Mrs. n. D. Samels; Altar
Guild, Mrs. S. J. Schnorenberg; Press,
Mrs. Grace M. Gum; Cafeteria, Mrs.
u. A. Colby; Church, Mrs. Benedict
Vail; Educational, Mrs. T. Connolly:
Domestic Art, Mrs. l.. Riley; Friendly
Visitors, Mrs. NJ. J. Vincent; House,
Mrs. NJ. Schumacher; Social, Mrs. H.
| Weed.
The monthly meetings will be held,
for the future. on the first Sunday Of
| each month at three o'clock
Following the business session tea
was served by the girls class in Do
mestic Art.
! The Memorial Day exercises of the
| Pro-Cathedral school will take place
| Wednesday afternoon, May 2S, at two
o'clock in the Assembly hall of the
school The presentation of the has
relief of General John J. Pershing,
won by the school in the recent city
campaign of the Liberty Loan, will
| also take place.
Church of ST. Elizabeth: The Forty
Hours Devotion is being conducted
this week on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. Services are at 6 and 8
O'Clock on Friday and Saturday morn
ing, the Sunday Masses will be as
usual at 8, 9;15 and 1920 o'clock,
Rev. T. f. Cullen of the Pro- Cattle
dral preaching at this last Mass. The
other speakers will be Father Dunphy
of St. Thomas College on Friday even
ing, Father Blankart on Saturday
evening, and Rev Dr. Seliskar on
Sunday evening, closing with solemn
procession.
Six thousand five hundred dollars
SO far has been received of the $4,000
pledged, and more bonds and cash are
still coming i'll. Considering the size
and location of the parish it may be
called on unparalleled success, show
ing the good will of the people. Part
of this money will be used to reduce
the mortgage and part of it has been
expended to redecorate the Church
and to reshingle the roof Three
magnificent chandeliers, supported
from the center beam of the ceiling,
were donated by Mr.. P. J. Frey, and
the Vermont marble fonts by Mrs.
Lundeen and Mrs. Stelzie.
A grand minstrel show and novelty
entertainment were given with great
success last Sunday afternoon and
evening.
thuSiastic meeting was held Tuesday
evening, May 10, by Division No. 4,
Ladies' Auxiliary, at their hall, cor
ner Lake and Bloomington avenues.
On this occasion they initiated IA new
members into the order and balloted
On ten new candidates. The beauti-
full ceremony was performed by the
divisions team after which an excel
lent program was rendered.
OUTSIDE TIE CITIES.
Hastings: On Sunday, May %, a
branch OF the Society of the Propaga-
ton OF the Faith will be established
in the parish of st. BOniface by Rev.
James A. Byrnes, diocesan director
The pastor is Rev w. Schneppenheim,
0. S. B.
Belle Plaine: Last Sunday a branch
of the Society of the Propagation of
the Faith was established in the par
ish of the Sacred Heart, by Rev
James A. Byrnes, diocesan director
Seyenty-fiye promoters were selected
to carry on the work, which will be
directed by the pastor, Rev. Thomas
Minogue.
In the evening an Interesting lee
ture, illustrated with stereopticon
views on the Passion Play, was given
by Father Byrnes.
The Thirteen Hours Devotion
was conducted at SIS. Peter and
Paul Church on Sunday, May H.
The pastor, Rev. John Curry, was as
sisted by Father Kelley and Father
Eustace, the latter of Chaska. The
devotions closed at O'clock Father
Eustace preached the sermon at both
the morning and evening services.
New Ujm: The graduating eXer-
ciSes of the class of 1919 of Holy
Trinity School will be held at the
school auditorium on Tuesday after
noon, June ,, at three o'clock. The
class, this year, consists of thirty
three members, an increase of eleven,
over last year Rev. r. Schlinkert,
the pastor, will deliver an address
upon this occasion and distribute the
diplomas. A short program, fur
nished by various grades Of the
school, will follow for the entertain
ment of the graduates and those
present.
Shieldsville: On Wednesday even
ing, May 8, St Peters Court c. o. F.
held their regular meeting. This
court was organized in May, 1902,
with membership of about forty,
and now has one hundred and fifty.
The membership will soon be in
creased by the initiation of about fiji
teen candidates.
Fari bauIt: Farbault Council
| Knights of Columbus, initiated a class
Of twenty candidates into the first de-
gree of the order, Sunday afternoon,
| May 4, at K. G. hall. The council mi
tiated another class into the first de-
gree Thursday evening, May Is, and