The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-12-04
ARCHDIOCESE ofST.PAUL
ST. PAUL.

HOLY Day: Wednesday, DecenueI 0,
the feast of the Immaculate Concep-
ton of the Blessed Virgin, is holy
day of obligation for all Catholics.
1t is likewise the patronal feast Of the
United States which is under the pro-
lection of the Immaculate Mother of
God.
St. Paul Seminary: The feast of
the Immaculate Conception will be
celebrated in the seminary chapel
next Wednesday. His Grace the Most
Reverend Archbishop will pontificate
at Solemn High Mass at $50 o'clock.
The sermon will be delivered by Rev.
John M. Wolfe, D. D.
Catholic AIumnae: Mrs. Logan c..
Rogers, president of the Minnesota
chapter of the International Fedora
honor guest at the silver tea given
Friday afternoon, November 26, by the
alumnae association of st. Joseph's
academy, at the school, Nelson and
Western avenues. Baskets of yellow
chrysanthemums were used as decora-
program was given during the hours
by Miss Loretta Haas. Miss Jane Lar
kin, president of the association, re-
ceived the guests, assisted by the fac
ulty of the school and the following
officers and members of the executive
board: Mrs. Carleton McNally, Mrs.
j. II. Donohue, Mrs. James Manahan
Mrs. r. e. Wegner and the Misses
Esther Martens, Clare Glenn, Gene
We've McNally, Mabel Borden, Ger
trude Heck, Agnes Ritz, Mary Shin
ners, Caroline Sheire, A. Staller, Kath-
crime Prendergast, Katherine Rice,
and former class presidents. The
hours were from to p. m.
ST. Paul Tabernacle Society: The
annual meeting of The st. Paul Taber-
nacle Society was held Friday, Novem-
Der 26, at the Royal Arcanum Hall,
St Paul Mrs. d. C. Daley of Mime
apolis was unanimously elected presi-
dent; Mrs. p. H. kirwin was chosen
head of the Linen Department, and
Mrs. II. r. Quinlan, head of the Vest
ment Department. Other officers
chosen are: Mrs. VIM. Carroll, st.
Paul, first vice president; Mrs. N. d.
Samels, Minneapolis, second vice presi-
dent; recording secretary, Miss Mar
garet Bryce. st. Paul; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. J. NJ. Sullivan, Mime
. apolis; financial secretary, Mrs. M.
Kraker; treasurer, Mrs. M. J. Nc
Fadden; auditor, Miss Kate Kelley,
all of st. Paul.
ST. Vincent de Paul Society: The
annual meeting of the conferences of
the Society of st. Vincent de Paul
will be held Sunday evening, Deem
her -. at o'clock. The meeting will
take place in the Cathedral basement,
entrance on Selby Avenue. 1t is hoped
that pastors will urge attendance at
this meeting, and that all friends of
the cause will try to be present, since
the certainty of much distress
through the coming winter is already
apparent.
Church of St. Michael: A three days
retreat will be given to the men of
st. Michael's parish by Rev. Jas. A
Byrnes. The exercises will begin the
evening of Wednesday, December 8,
at eight o'clock, and will continue
Thursday and Friday evenings at the
same hour.
The new gymnasium will open in
formally next week. 1t is located II
the Paul Martin block at South Wa
basha and Colorado streets. 1t con
tains an excellent basketball court
and affords all advantages for indoor
boxing, volley ball, handball, ETC., ant
is equipped with showers and lockers
The club rooms for reading and recre
alton are in the school hall, Parnel
and Colorado streets. The lorna
opening will take place in January
The young ladies sodality, assisted
by the women of the parish will Civ
a bazaar at the Riverview Commercial
Club, Concord and Congress streets
on December 10, IA, Is. The proceeds
will be devoted towards the benefit o
the school.
Church of ST. Mary: On Tuesday o
last week Garfield Relief Corps, al
auxiliary of the G. A. R., presented
beautiful silken flag to st. Mary
school. The presentation took plac
in the primary grade, the members o
which gave program of songs AM
recitations appropriate to the occasion
as well as the formal salute to the fias
They were assisted by the pupils of tn
eighth grade who sang patriotic songs
and by Miss Mary Miner, also of tn
eighth grade, who gave a Thanksgl7
ing declaration that recalled the day
of the Civil war and eXtolled the bles
ings of peace. The presentation OF tn
flag was made by Mrs. Jenkins. p
triotic Instructor of the Relief Corp
in an address which was much Apr
ciated by all who heard it. The Ia
uIty and pupils of st. Mary's al
grateful to the Garfield Relief Corr
for the consideration shown the
school.
Guild of Catholic Women: The re
ular monthly meeting OF the Gul
will be held Monday December 8,
2:30 D. m in the Wilder Buildin