The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-19

Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O. HI: In ap-
probation OF five years Of service
as county president, Mrs. Anna
K. Bryant was honor guest at a dinner
given by the l.. A., A. o. H, Of Hen.
nepin county, at the Dyckman Hotel
Thursday evening, November 10,
More than 80 guests were at the din.
ner. Mrs. Bryant has been elected
state secretary of the L. A., A. o. H.
and upon retiring she turned over the
office to Miss Elizabeth McGrath, the
new county president. The decora
tons were carried out with a profu.
sion of flowers and as a token of the
good Wills from her c%Q-workers, Mrs
Bryant was presented with a hand
some weekend bag. After the dinner
toasts were proposed by Mrs. Ted Con
molly, state chairman of Irish History
of the Auxiliary. Among the speakers
were Mrs. Ellen Conroy, of st. Paul
state president; Mary DAILY, past pres.
ident; Miss Elizabeth McGrath, new.
ly elected county president; L. j. Mad.
den, New York, state organizer of the
American Association for the Recog.
milton of the Irish Republic; Colonel
VIM. H. Donohue of the local council
A. A. r. |. r.; Frank Feeney, retiring
county president, A. O. H., and James
r. Kelly, newly elected county presi.
dent, A. o. H.
A program was given by Miss Mar
Saret Terry, who sang, and by Miss
Hazel Roberts, who played instru.
mental selections.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
Montgomery: The ladies of the AL
tar Society of the Church of the Most
Holy Redeemer are making final plans
for the big bazaar which will be held
in the st. Raphael school hall. on Sun.
day and Monday, November 20 and Fl,
In connection with the sale of MANY
articles which were donated bv the
people of this community, a Ford tour.
ing a will be given away in. the
evening of the last day.
ShieldsvilIe: Members of the An.
cient Order of Hibernians gathered in
their biennial meeting at S%hieldsyille
sunday afternoon, November 6. After
the regular routine business, election
OF officers for the ensuing year was in
order. The following were elected:
Eugene OKeefe, president; John Lea,
don, secretary; Rev. J.. J. MolIoy,
chaplain.
Farihau!t: MI. C. E. w. Griffith, the
well-known Shapespearean reader,
made his annual visit to Bethlehem
Academy on Wednesday, November
IL. In the afternoon, beginning at 4
o'clock, he read Comedy of Errors,
and in the evening, beginning at s
o'clock, Henry VIII.
New Ulm: Rev. A. Losleben, pastor
OF st. Mary's parish, celebrated Mass
for the first time, Sunday morning,
November 6, before the members of
his parish. On November 1 st. Mary's
parish took form, and the members of
the Holy Trinity church, who reside
south of Center street, both in New
Ulm and the rural districts, automat,
ically became members of the new
parish.
Father Losleben celebrated Mass in
the basement of Holy Trinity church
and ~henceforth until the new church
is erected next year, Mass will be
celebrated there.
Father Losleben pointed out that
children, residing in the south part OF
the city, have a long ways to go to
school. When the new church is bull
accommodations will be made for a
p%arochial school also.
osseo: The cornerstone of the new
$4,000 church was laid with solemn
ceremony by the Most Rev. Archbish
OPP Bowling, or Tuesday, November 8
In spitezof the inclement weather the
entire parish turned out to witness
the ceremony, standing in double line
and wearing the badges of their re
spective parish societies. The clergy
fifteen in number, and His Grace
marched in procession from the house
to the new structure. After the cor
nerstone was placed in position a sol
mi High Mass was celebrated. Hi:
Grace then delivered a sermon con
graduating the congregation on thu
noble sacrifices they have made by
their large subscriptions for the new
House of God. A class of twenty-si,
children and eight converts was con
firmed. Dinner was served to thu
clergy in the parsonage.