The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-07-23
MINNEAPOLIS

Church Of st. Anne: The an
nual Novena in honor of the patron
saint of the parish Of st. Anne Is TAX
ing place this week at 1880 a. M, fol.
lowed by the Mass; on Sunday at the
8 and 10 o'clock Masses, the church
is almost filed and large number
receive Holy Communion daily. st.
Anne is also the patron saint of the
women Of the altar society, called the
Confraternity of the Ladies of st.
Anne of Minneapolis.
The public novena will come to a
close on the feast of st. Anne, Tues
day, July 26, with solemn high Mass
and general Communion at a. m.
Rev. H. Boerboom of Osseo will preach
the sermon.
The parish of st. Anne, having de-
cided that its present location is no
longer suitable for a Catholic church,
bought a block on 26th Avenue north,
between Queen and Russell AYES, as a
new location. A church is badly need
ed here to serve the beautiful territory
enclosed by the new famous Memorial
Drive or Park now being completed.
The church of st. Anne was founded
in 1884, when its present location was
almost at the city limits. 1t had years
of struggle when it was destroyed by
fire in 1899. It's name was then Ste.
Clotilde. This was changed to st.
Anne, and ever since the grandmother
of Christ saw that the church placed
under her protection by congrega-
ton who had unlimited faith in her
would succeed; and success it had.
People now say: "It is too bad we
must move, the church is so beautiful,
the grounds ideal and we have no
debt" But the new location will soon
see a more prosperous and larger
congregation of the church Of st.
Anne of Minneapolis.
St. Clara AIumnae: Members
of the Minnesota chapter of Saint
Clara's' college alumnae will hold a
basket picnic on Saturday afternoon
and evening, July %, at the home of
Mrs. J. J. Grathwol, Shore Acres, |"
st. Adams Bay, Lake Minnetonka.
ALI former students of St. Clara's
college, their families and friends are
invited to attend. Automobiles will
meet all Tonka Bay and Lake Mime
tonka cars leaving Minneapolis . be-
tween 2 and p. m. mt the Christmas
Lake station. A short business ses-
sion will be held in the afternoon.
League of Catholic Women: Mrs.
R H. O'Brien, president Of the
Minneapolis League of Catholic Wo-
men, who returned last week from
Seattle, was the guest of honor while
in Seattle, of the League Of Catholic
Women of that city at luncheon.
She explained the work Of the Mime
apolis league, which stands high
among the Catholic organizations of
it's kind in the United States for the
versatility of its work. While in Seat.
tie, Mrs. O'Brien was the guest OF
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. William O'Brien.
Seton Guild: Special maruuisette
covered tent arrangements have been
erected on the lawn at Seton club
Phelps Island, Lake Minnetonka, the
summer recreational home Tor Seton
Guild girls. The tents are taking care
of the overflow weekend guests. AL
ready the clubhouse, built less than
five years ago, is too small and bids
are being received for an extension
It is planned to erect two wings
which. will double the capacity of the
dining hall and also make room for
rs more beds OF the sleeping porch
Seventy-five girls from the Young
Ladies sodality at the Procathedral OF
st. Mary chartered car last Saturday
and went to the club for the weekend
Miss Mary Rafter,. president OF the
sodality. was in charge OF the arrange
ments for the house party.
! Members of the Twentieth Century
Dramatic club of the guild are spend
ing this weekend at the club.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES
Prior Lake; On Sunday, July "a, al
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