The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-07

walton, was first considered as bath
ing place, but it was found that the
river is too deep and treacherous in
that section for safe swimming. If
the property at Lake Calhoun is not
available, officials say, they will select
another bathing location easy of &C
cess to men in the Twin Cities and
at Fort Smelling.
War Camp Community Service:
The Executive Board of the Catholic
Auxiliary of the War Camp Commu-
nifty Service will hold it's next meet
ing on Monday, June 9, at twelve
o'clock at the st. Paul Hotel. The
parish chairmen and their committees
will be present.
Next week the parish Of st. John
will have charge of the weekly out
ing for the soldiers. Mrs. D. Moran
and Mr.. George Waters are chairmen
of the Parish Committee.
Church of St. Mary: On May 80,
the Feast of the Ascension, siXty-seven
children were admitted to their first
Holy Communion at the eight o'clock
Mass celebrated by the pastor, Father
Reardon. The children who received
their first Communion last year re-
newed it on this occasion. At two
o'clock in the afternoon the First Com
municants renewed their baptismal
VOWS and were enrolled in the scapu-
lar. The ceremony was brought to
close with Benediction of the Blessed
! Sacrament
The altar boys enjoyed their annual
picnic at Wildwood on the shores of
! White Bear Lake last Monday. They
were in charge of Father Casey, as
I sistant pastor of the parish.
On Sunday, June 10, at the eight
O'Clock Mass, diplomas, certificates,
and other awards will be bestowed on
the members of the graduating class
of ST Mary's school and other pupils
entitled to them. The following Tues
day, June II, the school will close and
promotion cards will be distributed to
the pupils.
! to the nurses at Fort Smelling, the
members of st. Lukes parish, under
the auspices of the Catholic auxiliary
of the War Camp Community service,
gave an entertainment in the form of
a lawn party Thursday evening, June
| 5, at the home of Mrs. Henry CARING,
| GAL Portland avenue. Mrs. J. Onslaught
|
reading: Miss Ethel Tamborino pre-
scented violin numbers, and Miss Ruth
Thompson of Minneapolis also sang.
The nurses were called for at the Fort
in automobiles and taken to the Carl
ing home. Mrs. CARING is chairman
of st. Luke's parish auxiliary.
| Church of the Assumption: Mem
bers of the Assumption parish were
hosts at an automobile ride for the
cOnyalescent soldiers last Wednesday
afternoon. The ride was one of a
series given by the Catholic auxiliary
through the various Catholic churches.
Mrs. Charles Friend, Jr., and J. A.
Willwerscheid were the chairmen for
the Assumption church parish in
society of the parish.
Church of St. Patrick: Fifty auto
mobile loads of wounded soldiers
from Fort Smelling were given an out
ing Wednesday, May %, at Rosemount
The members of st. Patrick's parish
with Mrs. James Handlan and Benja-
min Cardinal were hosts. When the
party reached Rosemount real coun-
try luncheon awaited them. 1t in
cluded buttermilk, homemade sand
wiches and cake.
Church of St. Vincent: Mrs. F. Nc
Donough entertained at her home, 595
Sherburne avenue, last Tuesday after
noon, for the members Of the altar
society of ST. VinCent'S parish.
ST. Joseph's Academy: The class
play was staged last Tuesday after
noon, and on Friday, June 6, Rev. J. E.
Doyle said the annual Mass and
preached an appropriate sermon.
| Inc commencement exercises Will
be held in the auditorium on Tuesday
afternoon, June 10, at three o'clock.
Most Reverend Archbishop Bowling
will deliver an address to the gradu-
: ates and their friends.
} st. Joseph's AIumnae: Most Rever.
end Austin bowling, Archbishop of St
| Paul, will address the members of St
: Joseph'S academy alumnae association
at $3.50 p. m. Saturday, June Z, at the
} academy. The Archbishop will be the
guest of honor. At 4:30 p. M. there
will be a business meeting after which
there will be Benediction. A banquet
at $50 p. M, also at the academy
will conclude the activities. The Off
GERS of the association are: President
Mrs. O. T. Straeter; vice-president
4 Miss Catherine Dore; secretary, Miss
l Imelda Egan; corresponding secretary
S Miss Rose Giblin; historian, Miss Mil
) dred Hessian; treasurer, Miss Irene
/ LIE FebVre.
! Guild of Catholic Women: Monday
y June 2, marked the last general meet
L ing of the Guild during the summe
months, and all the necessary bust
ness was transacted at that meeting