The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-10-16
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL

Early to Press: AS this paper Will
go TO press one day earlier next week
all news or other matter intended for
publication should be in this office not
later than ten o clock Tuesday morn
ing.
Clerical Changes: The following
clerical appointments have just been
announced from the Chancery office:
Pastors: Rev. F. jaeger, to Mound;
Rev. V. Schiffrer, to st. Bonifacius;
Rev. H. Minea, to Madison; Rev. F.
NJ. Doring, to New Trier; Rev. R.
Wurmhoeringer, to Searles; Rev. j.
Kern, to Arlington. Assistants: Rev.
S. Winter, to Bird Island; Rev. c.
Pfeiffer, to New Ulm; Rev. G. Rolwes,
to Assumption parish st. Paul; Rev.
G. Sullivan, to st. Vincent's, ST. Paul;
Rev. P. ]. Callahan, to st. Stephens,
, Minneapolis. Chaplain: Rev. P. j.
McCabe Catholic Orphan Asylum,
Minneapolis.
Church of the Blessed Sacrament:
A new 1921 5-passenger Ford touring
car will be given away at the bazaar
to be held for the benefit of the Church
of the Blessed Sacrament, Corner
White Bear and Ames Avenue, Hazel
Park, beginning Thursday, October 81,
and closing Tuesday, October 70.
Something of value will be given
away at the close of each evening to
some one present. A turkey dinner
will be served Sunday, October "a, at
IL o'clock noon, and at P. M. Dinner
will be served each evening from 6 UNI
til o'clock.
Arts and Letters: The Arts and Let
ter department of the Guild of Cath
Ollie Women will open their season OF
active work on Tuesday, October 10,
at $3.50 P. NJ, at the residence of Mrs.
M. ]. McFadden, SAB Ashland Ave.
: Rev. Lawrence F. Ryan, of the Cath
edral, will speak on "WOmen's In
tluence in the 18th Century" and a
musical program will be rendered by
Miss Edith Blanchard and Mrs. Louise
Muzzi A most attractive program
81 has been planned for the year, in
Guiding eight lectures and seven study
circle meetings, the season to close
with May Day Fete. All members OF
the Guild are invited to join this de-
partment and share it's advantages.
The first meeting of the Study Circle
of this department will be held Novem-
Der at the Public Library.
Visitation: The faculty and students
of the Visitation Convent will have a
two days celebration, Saturday and
Sunday of this week, in honor of St.
Margaret Mary recently canonized.
Besides special Mass each morning
and the Holy Hour there will be APP
propriate exercises under the direc-
ton of Rev. John J. Donoher, S. j.,
of Campion College, Prairie du Chen,
Wis. The Masses will be each day at
8 o'clock and the friends and alumnae
the various exercises.
Church of St. Luke To aid in its
building fund for the new church at
Summit and Lexington avenues, the
members of the Altar and Rosary
! society Of st. Luke's Church gave
silver tea and musicale Wednesday
afternoon, October Is, at the home OF
Mrs. Frank ]. Anderson, 745 Lincoln
avenue Leopold Bruenner, pianist,
Mrs. w. R. Kueffner, violinist, and
Mrs. John l.. Whitaker, soprano, gave
program at 3:45 P. Nj.
College of St. Catherine: The first
\ meeting of the season of the Science
club of the College of st. Catherine
was held Thursday afternoon, October
z. The following officers were elected
for the coming year: Miss Agnes
Walsh, president; Miss Mary Sweeney
vice president; Miss Marcella Clout
Ter, secretary-treasurer. The mex
meeting has not been announced.