The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-01-22
DIOCESE OF DULUTH

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Duluth: The Annual County install
lation of st. Louis County Ancient Or
der of Hibernians and its Auxiliary
was held on Tuesday evening, January
II, at the Knights of Columbus hall,
with A. J. Powers. state vice presi.
dent of the A. O. H., presiding. T. ].
Doyle of st. Paul, state president of
the A. o. H., conducted the installa-
tiOn ceremonies in very pleasing
manner and was ably assisted by John
Simons and Mrs. Francis Funk, ceun-
ty presidents respectively. The fol-
lowing Divisions we're installed, num-
bers /, A, 6 and z of the A. O. H. and
numbers 1, 2, and s Of the Auxiliary.
Following the installation ceremonies
short musical program was rendered
by Miss Anna Lydon, and James Wade,
accompanied by Mrs. Lynn and Miss
Wade. All the numbers we're well
received and a storm of applause
greeted James Wade when he sang
"That Old Irish Mother of Mine" Rev.
William j. Powers, pastor Of Cathedral
parish, was the honor guest and gave
splendid talk on Friendship. Short
talks were given by T. j. Doyle. Fred
Ryan, Mrs. Francis Funk and others.
Two Harbors: On. Tuesday, Janu-
airy IL, Rev. E. ]. Walsh, as delegate
of the Right Rev. Bishop, laid the
foundation stone of the new church
of the Holy Ghost here, the mild
winter permitting. Wonderful prog
ress in the building has been made.
and Mass will be said in the new
church early this summer.
Proctor: A new bell has been hung
in ST. Roses Church in this town.
EveIeth: Father Patt, ST. Patrick's
Church, has Installed a heating plant
in the church and house at the
moderate cost of $4,000 dollars. The
plant is in connection with the munich
pal heating plant. from which it de-
rives its heat. This is small indica-
ton of the satisfactory progress that
is being made by the congregation OF
St. Patrick's Church.
international Falls: On Sunday,
January 9, Court st. Margaret Mary
COS, National Order of the Daughters
of Isabella, was instituted in this city,
with a class of 40, thus carrying the
order to the very limits of the United
States on the north. The work. of in
stithtion was conducted by Mrs. Cath.
crime Fleming, District Deputy of the
order for the State of Minnesota, as
sisted by the. degree staff OF Court ST.
Rita 400, of Perham. At Mass the
candidates received Holy Communion
and in the afternoon, initiation of can
didates, election and installation of
officers took place. Officers and men,
bers of the newly born court were
guests Of the Knights of Columbus at
splendid banquet in the evening, when
Koochiching Council 1910, K. of G. en-
tertained officers and members of both
of these great Catholic societies. BY
a happy coincidence the X. c. were
initiating a large class at the same
time that the D. of l. were instituting
their court. The new court owes it's
existence in no small part to the great
wholehearted ! interest and support!
given the undertaking by officers and
members of the International Falls
Council Of Knights of Columbus, and
there is not of record more splendid
exhibition of fraternal good will than
that of Koochiching Council in assist
ing the good women of their CON-
munity to bring to their midst the
great Catholic order for women, which
parallels in countless ways the work
of the K. C.'s, for men. Mr.. Kane
acted as postmaster. Short talks
were given by Mr.. Atmore, Sr., District
Deputy of the Knights of Columbus
from Duluth; Mr. Atmore, Jr., Mr..
OConnor, and Mrs. Fleming, Moor
| head, Mrs. Dr. John Esser, Mrs.
Schroeder, and Mrs. Miller, of Court
st. Rita, Perham. Several musical
selections by lady guests and a splen'
did talk by the Reverend Father
O'Dwyer, pastor of the Catholic Church
at International Falls, completed the
program. The officers of the new
] court are: Grand Regent, Miss Mary
4 Stone; Vice Regent, Mrs. Ellen Kotil
mex; Prophecies, Mrs. Olive Malone;
Historian, Miss Mary Keyes; Finan
cial, Secretary, Mrs. Mary Liebig;
Monitor, Miss Josephine Quinn; Sen
tinel, Miss Ileen Conlon; Treasurer
Mrs. Alice McPartlin; Trustees,
years, Mrs. Katherine Hughes, Mrs
Jane Carriveau; 2 years, Mrs. Ange
lime Franzen, Mrs. Eisenach; year
| Mrs. Lucy Brunette, Mrs. Catherine
| Hobbins; Organist, Miss Florence Her
bert; Chaplain, Rev. Father O'DWyer