The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-29
present. The Most Reverend Arch

present. The Most Reverend Arch
bishop addressed the graduates.
The yearly contest in elocutior
| took place at the Cathedral auditori
UNI last week. A goodly number was
present to encourage the young speak
| fashion. Edward Miner was awarded
first prize; Paul Shelly second, anG
! Richard Doherty third.
Rehearsals for the annual play are
| being held regularly. This year the
offering will be "One of the Eight,
college drama in four acts. The
! dates set for presentation are the
evenings of Thursday, June 3, and Fri
day, June 4, at the Metropolitan the
ater
st. Agatha: A program Of readings
was given by Miss Theodore M. Mar.
Jensen at St Agatha's Conservatory
at 8 P. NJ last Tuesday. Assisting
Miss Martensen were Miss Roselle
REM, vocalist; Miss Magdalen REM,
accompanist, and st. Agatha'S String
quartet, comprising R. Helger, H
Hart, NJ. p. Spriestersbach and A
Larson. A feature of the program
was the selection from Madame But
tertiy," given by Miss Martensen in
costume
x. of c.. Initiation: On Monday
May 81, a large class Of candidates
will receive the second and third de-
grees in the knights of Columbus.
The initiation will take place in the
X. of C. hail. and will be in charge of
ST. Paul team. The ceremonies will
begin at 2 p. II.
c. o. r. initiation: Celebrating the
thirty-seVenth anniversary of the Cath
Ollie Order of FOresterS, and the TWEEN
ty-tifth anniversary Of the OrganiZa-
tons activity in Minnesota, 60 can
didates from the Twin Cities were mi
tiated into the order last week at
Knights of Columbus hall in this city.
Harry Goodman of st. Paul, presiding
officer of the order. occupied the chair,
while the initiatOry rites were in the
hands of John Beischel and George
w. Stenger Of St. Paul, and John f
Hooper of Minneapolis. After the I'M
tiation a musical program was pre-
sented by members of the order and
addresses were given by Julius Collier
of Shakopee, national high trustee;
M,tt Df OF of 81
years ago, and P. H. Martin of Duluth
present state ranger.
St. Luke's Parish Organization: A
social party is to be given by the St
Luke's Parish Organization for the
| benefit of the building fund. The affair
| will take place at the home of Mrs. H
CARING, S41 Portland Avenue, Wednes
day evening, June 2, at o'clock.
Church of the Sacred Heart: Ar
event Of interest to members anG
friends of the Sacred Heart parish
was the silver tea given from 3 to
P. NJ. last Tuesday in the church hall
East Sixth and Hope Streets. The
women of the mission circle were ir
charge. Rev. Valerius Nelles, pastor
was the speaker of the afternoon. Al
interesting program was presented. L
| consisted Of a piano solo by Miss Flor
ence Baer; vocal selections by Mrs
| A. j. Murray; readings by Mrs. Mil
dred Foote, and little Mary Schlecl
gave special program. Those il
charge of the affair were Mines. VIII
liam Ritz, Edward Presley and George
| MarZOlf. They were assisted by mem
bers Of the circle and club members
On May q a fire, caused by sparks
issuing from the chimney, damaged
| the roof of the Sacred Heart school
Church of st. Patrick: The tw'
weeks mission which closed in thi
church last Sunday was an un
precedented success. The largest con
gregatiOns the church has ever known
were present at the various exercises
At the close of the wOmen's mission
100 new members were received int
the Children of Mary Society, Will
the close of the mems mission las
Sunday evening brought one hundre
and fifty new members into the Sc
ciety of the Holy Name The success
of the mission was most gratifyin
to the pastor, Father Quinn, and to tn
two missionaries, Rev. w. J. Grahar
and Rev Henry Schutten of the RI
demptorist Fathers.