The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19

for about thirty-five extra patients
Building of the addition was begun i
September, 1919, and it comprise
three floors, airy, spacious and fire
proof. This addition will complet
the equipment of the home as a ma
ternity hospital and infant home.
The institution is maintained by tn
and the League of Catholic Womel
of Minneapolis and is governed by
board comprising women from boil
societies. Officers of the home are
President, Mrs. Thomas H. Wallace
St. Paul; vice president, Mrs. H. B
Mrs. II. G.. Pelton; assistant secre
tary, Mrs. w. G. Hineline; treasurer
Mrs. Thomas Ryan; assistant treas
urer, Mrs. F. C. Miller. The directors
are: Mrs. Frank Whitmore, Mrs
Stephen Melady, Mrs. M. J. Reardon
Mrs. Egil Boeckmann, Mrs. Anne
Bristol, Mrs. George Ineichen, Mrs. A
]. Quint and Mrs. M. J. Gleason. Rev
Thomas A. WEIGH, chancellor of the
diocese, is the diocesan director.
Last Thursday at 2:3O P. NJ, a
meeting was held at the home for
all members of the Guild and League
as well as for sustaining members and
friends. Very Rev. Humphrey Moyni-
han, president of the College of St.
Thomas, spoke on Christian Charity
| Church of St. Luke: Last Sunday
afternoon, "A pupils received diplomas
of graduation from the eighth grade.
The exercises were held in the church
| at 3P. M. Rev. G.. F. McGinnis, Phi. D.,
addressed the graduates. 35 pupils re-
| ceived special awards for excellence
| in Christian Doctrine, and 16 students
| were granted Palmer diplomas. Clare
| Flynn received a medal in Christian
Doctrine and Mary Lillian Keefe and
John Patton were granted medals for
| perfect punctuality and attendance.
John Patton, who won the scholarship
| medal, was also awarded 100 per cent
| in the scholarship examination held by
| the Christian Brothers recently at
Cretin High school. The pastor, Rev.
J. C. Byrne, presided at the exercises
which were followed by Benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament. Before the
program and during Benediction Mrs.
John Whitaker gave the musical num-
bers.
Church Of St. Agnes: Sunday morn
ing, June 20, at 1920 o'clock, Rev.
first solemn Mass in this church.
Father Wagner is former student of
st. Thomas College. He completed
his ecclesiastical studies at st. John S
University, Collegeville, Mimi, and
was ordained there last Sunday morn
ing by the Right Reverend Bishop
Busch.
Church of st. AdaIbert: The grad
| uating exercises of st. Adalbert' S
School took place Sunday evening,
June 13, at the North Central Com
| mercial Club before hall packed to
overlooking. The following pupils re-
| ceived their diplomas, which were pre-
sented by the pastor, Rev. P. A. Roy ;
Martha Glischinski, Hattie SkudIar-
ski, Gertrude Major. Gertrude CHASER,
John Sobkowiak, Edward Klarkowski,
| Walter Widerski, Edward Kalka.
First prizes were awarded to Martha
Clischinski, and John Sobkowiak. Sec
| Ond prizes were awarded to Hattie
Skudlarski and Edward Klarkowski
Church of St. Ambrose: Last Sun.
| day the people of this parish COM
| memOrated one of the most beloved
Saints of Italy, st. Anthony of Padua
The church was filled to overflowing
on this occasion, the seating accommo.
dations being far too small for the
| large gathering. At 10 A. M. there
was High Mass, and a panegyric in
Italian was preached on the life of
the Saint. Before the services a beau
tiful life-size statue of st. Anthony
the gift of the congregation, was sol
EMMY blessed. The choir, under the
direction of Mr. Angelo Sociarelli, is a
| uloIllCI uCuulSIIlOll W tuo CuuTCn, ana
it is composed of young people of the
parish. The organist is Mrs. Del
Fiacco. Benediction was given after
| Mass.
| Sunday morning, June 20, class OF
II children of the parish will receive
their First Holy Communion at the
ten o'clock Mass.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Seton Guild: Seton Club was open
ed for the summer, June 10, and or
June IL and 10, there was a program
of land and water sports.
Sunday afternoon, June 20, COL w
H. Donahue will speak at the flag ded
ication at the Seton Club, Lake Min
netonka There will also be a must
cal program.
Sixty members of the Municipal
Hiking Club spent the weekend a
the club and hiked to Minneapolis
Monday morning.
Reservations for weekend and vaca
| tinn ho do III