The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-06
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

week Will be for women; the second
for men. The sermons and instruc-
tions will be of interest to non-Cath-
olics as we'll as Catholics. The exer-
cises will be given by the Reverends
W. p Walsh, c. S. P, David w. Ken
nedy, c. S. p, and Richard S. Cart
wright, c. S. P.
Guild of Catholic Women: An ex-
ecutive board meeting of the Guild
was held at 1890 A. NJ. last Thurs
day in the Guild rooms at the Wilder
building. This was the first meeting
since early summer
A special meeting Of all Guild mem
bers has been called for next Monday
by Mrs. Pierce Butler, president, at
which time matters of special impor-
lance will be discussed. The Monday
meeting will be held in the Wilder
building auditorium.
Catholic Women's Association:
There was an executive board meeting
of the Minnesota Division of the Cath
Ole Women's Association at p. NJ,
last Thursday in the Catholic Guild
rooms at the Wilder building.
Church of the Holy Redeemer: The
picnic which was to have been held
last Sunday by the members of the
Church of the Redeemer at st. Thomas
College grounds, has been postponed
until September IA, on account of
State Fair week.
X of c. Picnic: Between 1000 and
5000 Catholics of the Twin Cities at
tended the get-together picnic at
Spring Lake, Lake Minnetonka, on
Saturday, August 80. A list of field
and amusement events was run off by
the joint organization of the st. Paul
and Minneapolis councils of the
Knights of Columbus. A feature Of
the picnic was the free -for-all event in
which a gold piece was offered to the
member who made the greatest num-
Der of acquaintance during the day.
College of st. Thomas: Lieutenant
Edmund Cieminski of Winona who has
been chosen for the consular service
with the military attache of the Amer
lean legation at Sofia, Bulgaria, left
for his new post last week. He sailed
this week for the foreign duties. Gle
minski, after passing a difficult exami-
nation in civics and languages, was
chosen for the consular position. He
is q graduate of st. Thomas College.
Catholic Orphan Asylum: Deter
mined to raise money for the benefit
of the orphans at the Catholic Or
phanage Asylum on Carroll avenue,
five little girls wrote three playlets
entitled, THE New Maid "Circum-
stantiaI Evidence" and Fairy of Good
Deeds" with the idea of staging them.
After the sketches had been written,
the five girls set about rehearsing
their respective parts, and on August
20 they presented their show at the
Selby theater Considerable money
was realized through the benefit per
formance The authors and actresses
included Florence Fleming, Caroline
McGibbon. Frances Normand, Anna
Patton and Mary Patton.
X. of c. Gymnasium: The Knights
of Columbus gymnasium opened last
Monday for the season Of 1920. a
class for business men is held every
noon at 1916. The young men meet
on Monday and Thursday evenings al
8 o'clock Boys from ten TO fifteen
years old have class at P. NJ. or
Tuesday and Friday. A class fol
ladies is held at o'clock on Tuesday
and Friday evenings. Girls from ter
to fifteen years of age meet ever!
Thursday at P. M. A swimming
pool affords special advantages afteI
each class.
ST. Agnes Court, c. o. F.: st. Agne:
Court No. 459, Catholic Order OF For
esters, celebrated on Sunday, Angus
81, the twenty-ffth anniversary OF 1t:
foundation. For the past three month:
campaign led by energetic members
captained by Chief Ranger Franz
Vogel has been in progress to rails
the membership of the Court from SO
to the Court number 459. Brothe
Frank Hafner and other active mem
bers. assisted by State Organize
Peter Loskiel, succeeded in enlistin;
AZ new members. Of these, q wer
initiated in one grand class at tn
regular Court meeting the Joint Com
mittee also attending, on Wednesda
evening, August 81. The other 10 wi
be initiated at an early date. 5
Agnes Court is now fifteenth in siz
of all Courts of the Order IN tn
United States and Canada.
At the anniversary celebration Q
Sunday evening a letter of congratul
ton from Rt Rev. Bishop Trobec W.
read. Bishop Trobec was founder
the parish of st. Agnes, and he W;
the pastor at the time of the installir
of ST. Agnes Court No. 459, tWent
five years ago. In recognition OF h
valued services in behalf of ST. Agn'
Court, Brother Frank Hafner W;
made chairman at the celebration
Sunday evening. The speaker OF u
evening was Hon. Julius A. Cole
High Court Trustee, who dWelt upt
the merits of the Order and It's rel
t;on IN tho disturbed condition OF IL