The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-15

| at TIC CeIGluOIy, anu 11lSu Alle
Ranger Martin and other state officers
will represent the State Court.
All Courts are requested to put fortr
| their utmost efforts TO secure as many
| candidates as possible and are urged
| to have them on hand at Knights Oh
Columbus hall on Sunday, May %, al
100 P. NJ. without fail.
! The committee in charge of arrange
ments are Fl. J. Goodwin, VI. M. Mandl
| Leo Kennedy and VIM. Probst to
whom any inquiries may be referred
Guild of Catholic Women: The mem.
berShip committee of the Guild, under
the craftsmanship of Mrs. P. J. Flynn,
announces that to date 457 new mem
bers have been added to the society
roster. Besides these there are also
ten new sustaining members and five
associate members.
The Civics Department CT the Guild
will give its second annual luncheon
Thursday, May 20, at l P. NJ, in the
Aberdeen Hotel. The guests of honor
will be the retiring president, Mrs
Pierce Butler, and the newly elected
president. Mrs. E. c. Ives, and Mrs.
]. E. Rounds, president of the Fourth
District of Federated Clubs. Every
member of the Guild is invited. Reser-
vatiOns may be made by communicate
ing with Mrs. B. J. BrOphy, Mrs. Thos.
Spillane, Mrs. J. J. Foley, or with the
chairman of the department, Mrs.
John F. Lynch.
Church of St. Mary: On May 10,
the Feast of the Ascension, 50 children
were admitted to their First Holy
Communion at the eight o'clock Mass
In the afternoon at o'clock they re-
neWed their baptismal VOWS and were
enrolled in the scapular The cere-
mOny was brought to close with
BenedictiOn of the Blessed Sacrament.
The pupils of St Mary's school will
give their annual entertainment on
Sunday afternoon, May %. at 3 o'clock
for the children of the parish, and on
Monday evening, May "a, at o'clock,
for the members of the congregation
The program will consist of songs,
fancy drills, etc, and a play entitled,
The Farmerette.' st. Thomas Col
on both occasions.
Church of St. Luke: ST. Luke's ORA
matte Club will present "Pomander
Walk by Herbert Parker, under the
direction of Mary Genevieve Kellett at
the ST. Thomas auditorium Thursday
and Friday evenings, May q and %.
Those in the cast will include: The
Misses Margaret Meighen, Madeline
Ryan, Clara Murphy, Clarice Ehrman-
traut, Helen McCauley, Janet O'Merea,
Agnes Spence and May Barry, and the
Messrs- Walter Spriggs, Jack Mumm,
Francis Mcdonald. Frank Mcfarland,
William Hay, Louis P. Sheehan, Leo
Maher and William Winter.
The business committee consists Of
Torrance NaughtOn, chairman, Lillian
Mcdonald and Louis Collins.
Church of st. Ambrose: The com
mittee in charge of the church fund
announces that it has completed the
purchase of the edifice in which the
Italian congregation of this parish has
WOrshipped for more than a year.
This building, formerly a Methodist
Episcopal church, is located on Brad
ley Street, just North of Seventh. 1t
is a substantial structure of red brick
and seats four hundred persons. The
| committee of laymen has worked
zealOusly in collecting the necessary
amount of the purchase, and they
| have met with a ready and generous
response on the part of the people
| During the past year the church has
also been we'll furnished, and the
| Italian people have shown their ap
probation of the privilege of having
special services by attending the
church in increasing numbers. Cate
chism classes are held every Sunday
morning. For more than a year the
young ladies of the Christ Child So
ciety have generously donated theil
time and work in caring for these
|
st. Joseph are also engaged in teach
ing the catechism here on Sunday
mornings. The church is attended by
priests of St. Mary's Church.
MINNEAPOLIS.
st. Thomas Alumni: On THURSDAY
evening, May 20, the alumni of st
Thomas College of st. Paul will holt
their annual banquet at $50 o'clock
The affair will be given in Donald
sons tea rooms. His Grace Mos
Reverend Austin Bowling, d. D.
Archbishop of st. Paul, will be th'
honored guest of the occasion. Thi
will be the first opportunity that
representative body of the colleg
alumni has had to meet Archbishop
Bowling, and it is hoped and eS
pected that notably large assembling
will be present to greet His Grace o.
that evening. The POSTMASTER viii
be Hon. George McKenna, '98, of Ma
poleon, North Dakota, one of the mos
distinguished alumni of st. Thoma
College, and number of other inter
esting speakers will be on the pro
gram. The College orchestra will rel
der the musical numbers during tn
evening.