The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-29
Minneapolis.

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knighthood. In the afternoon the class
! was received into the order. The first
! degree was eXemplified by the local
| team under the direction Of William
! Duffy, Grand Knight. The second and
| third degrees were put on by a team
from ST. Paul directed by William d.
! JAMESON There were about four hun
dred knights present from the sur
rounding towns A delightful banquet
was served in the evening. The K. of
C. orchestra made it's first appearance
| on this occasion and acquitted itself
with distinction. An entertaining pro-
gram of speeches and readings was
| given during the evening.
Faribault: The annual meeting of
| the Trinity league was held Wednes-
day afternoon, May 10, at the X. G.
hall A delightful program of read
>lgs and of vocal and instrumental
music was given. After the program
which was much enjoyed, the follow
ing officers were elected for the COM
ing year: Mrs. A. Better, reelected
president; Mrs J. J. Rachac, first vice
president; Mrs. G. Raul, second vice
president; Mrs. NJ. Hoerger, third vice
president; Mrs. George Murphy, secre-
tary; Mrs. G. w. Cavanaugh, treas
urer; members at large, Mrs. Name
Miller, Mrs. p. J. Gallagher, Mrs. d.
d. COughlin.
Prior Lake: The Xavier Club of
st. Agnes Church, st. Paul, presented
"A Night Out" a comedy in 3 acts,
for the benefit of st. MichaePs parish
in the village hall at 8 o'clock last
Sunday afternoon. The cast of char
acters included Alfred Schneider, Car
oline Hoeller, Rose Scheiderbauer,
! Bernard Fangel, Rosetta REM, Clar-
ence Wallraff, Ted Winkel, Peter Bies,
and Mary Bussjaeger.
Montgomery: Montgomery Council,
| No. 1873, Knights of Columbus, mi
tiated large class into the order last
Sunday afternoon. The candidates,
local members and visiting knights
attended Mass in body at 1920 A. M.
Rev. Emil Polasek, chaplain of the
local council and pastor of the Most
Holy Redeemer Church, sang the
Mass. In the afternoon at one o'clock
the first degree was conferred by the
local council. The second degree was
eXemplified by the local team, assisted
by Rev Francis BOuska of LOnsdale.
The third degree Immediately fol
lowed and was in charge of John
Nightingale and staff of Minneapolis.
Following the comforting of the de-
grees a cafeteria lunch was served in
the Down Town hall by the K. of c.
ladies. A short speakers program
followed The Starland orchestra fur.
nished the music. There was large
delegation present from all the neigh
boring towns.
J Sleepy Eye: The finishing touches
are being made on one of the finest
improvements erected in Sleepy Eye
: for some time-the Sisters Home in
} st. Mary's parish. The building, a
5 three-story structure, 80 feet long and
f 80 feet 6 inches in width, is an i'm
| posing sight. The ground floor is al
: finished in birch and the second anC
: third stories in fir. On entering the
building from the front one steps into
reception room, which leads into
t the chapel to the left. Then there is
e the community room and a library
/ On the right side is the kitchen, dining
Y room and two music rooms. At the
a rear is sun parlor. The second story
:. contains thirteen sleeping rooms, liner
e room and bath room. The third foo
n is occupied by the children, there be
y ing two dormitOry rooms, one for thu
: boys and one for girls. There are ais,
: four rooms for visiting Sisters. Fin
l. sleeping porches for both second ant
S third stories are built at the rear. Thu
: basement of the building is very com
t, plete and contains storage rooms, laun
n dry room, vegetable room and trun1
IS room. The building is modern in ever
II respect and is commodious and home
like. 1t was planned with an ey
n towards comfort and efficiency an
J. meets the requirements of the Sister
a. very nicely. The cost of the buildin
t. is in the neighborhood of $4,000. TIL
d school is in charge of the Sisters 9
~ St. Francis.