The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-12-25

airy is.
Assumption, st. Paul.
ST. Peter, North st. Paul.
College of St. Thomas, st. Paul.
ST. PAUL
Confirmation: Last Sunday after
noon at two o'clock His Grace the
Most Reverend Archbishop, admins
tered the Sacrament of Confirmation
in the Church of st. Mary, st. Paul.
A class of 159 persons, including "a
boys, IS girls, 20 adults, of whom Z
were converts, was confirmed. Miss
Mary Miner read an address to the
Archbishop and presented him with a
check for SITS in the name of the
class.
At four o'clock the same afternoon
His Grace confirmed class of 33 per-
sons in the Church of st. Ambrose
Utaian J in this city. The class num-
bered 6 boys, Z girls and 20 adults.
Mr. Santo SperanZa read an address
and presented His Grace with an Of
fering of 800 in the name of the
class.
st. Paul Seminary: Last Sunday
morning at Z O'clock the Most Rev
erend Archbishop conferred the order
of priesthood on Rev. Herman l.. Her
mann. Father Hermann was ordained
for the diocese of Boise City, Idaho.
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.: Officers
for the year were elected by Division
No. l, Ladies' Auxiliary Ancient Order
of Hibernians, at a meeting Wednes-
day night, December Is, at Mozart
Hall Officers named were: Mrs.
Sarah Smith president; Mrs. Gather
inc Ryan, vice president; Miss Irene
Redmond, financial secretary; Miss
Hortense McGraw, recording secre-
tary: Miss Mary Churchill, treasurer;
and Miss Mary Northcut, sentinel. In
stallat:on will be held the third We'd
ncsday in January.
Guild of Catholic Women: W. w.
IJodson of the State Board of Control
spoke on mothers pensions and the
street trades bill at meeting OF the
Civics department, Guild of Catholic
Women, at 2:30 p. NJ, December 16,
in the library of the Wilder building.
Mrs. George w. Lawson, chairman,
presided. The meeting adjourned in
time to permit attendance at. the re-
ception at the Catholic Infant home
which also took place that day.
The Friendly Visitor and Juvenile
Court Department will meet Tuesday
afternoon, December %, at 2 o'clock,
in the Wilder Building, instead of Fri
day, December "a.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Guild will be held on Friday, Deem
Der 80, at 10 A. NJ, in the Wilder
building.
The social work of the Guild for
Christmas this year will include gifts
of candy for the prisoners at the
county Jail and the workhouse.
The hospital department will take
part with other organizations in the
Christmas celebration at the City Hos
pital, and the relief department is
distributing a large number of Christ
mas dinners.
St. Paul Tabernacle Society: The
regular monthly meeting will be hel(
Tuesday, December %, at 2 P. NJ, IL
the Royal Arcanum Hall, Lowry build
ing.
Following is a report of the worl
accomplished by the Society for thu
year lust closed: Missions in Indi;
and the states of California, Washing
ton, Montana, Wisconsin, MinnesOt:
and the Dakotas were supplies witt
vestments, linens and artificial flow
ers Al sets of vestments and 81 othe
pieces, including burses, stoles, Bene
diction wells, Tabernacle wells, clbol
ium covers, etc, were given from tn
vestment department, and 448 piece
of linen, including altar cloths. abs
surplices, amices, and the variou
small pieces, from the linen depar
ment. The year closed with balanc
in the treasury of SOAPS.
Christ Child Society: Most Reeve
end Archbishop Bowling was preser
Monday evening, December 10, at tt
regular meeting of the Christ Chi
Society. Plans for a Christmas tire
were arranged A committee was a
pointed to take charge of the singlr
for the Masses at the Preventoriu
and the Workhouse on Sunday, d
cember &c and January 2. Donation
for floral offerings to decorate the
tars would be greatly appreciated. d
nations may be sent to Miss Hem
eta Boeke, 21S North Dunlap. II
use of few automobiles also Wou
be appreciated.