The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-24
club. The basket ball team Of the
Cathedral of st. Paul will spend the
weekend of June Is at the club.


Cathedral of st. Paul will spend the
weekend of June Is at the club.
League OF Catholic Women: A re-
vue was given by members of the
Junior Catholic league classes Mon
day evening at SIS o'clock in the club
rooms, 100 Marquette avenue. The
affair was under the direction of Miss
Genevieve Ward Miss Anne Ward
was the accompanist.
The children's classes will continue
through the summer at the club
rooms. They will be held mornings,
but the days have not been decided
on as yet. Persons interested should
register at the club rooms. Miss
Genevieve Ward will be in charge.
Catholic Central Bureau: The d.
rector of the Bureau is endeavoring
to place number of boys in Catholic
families at lake or farm for the sum.
mer. These boys range in ages from
nine to sixteen years. The idea is
that they will help with the work,
such as wedding, running errands, and
IN general making themselves useful.
The combination will be mutually
beneficial, both to the boy as we'll as
to the family that offers him this op-
portunity. Persons in the city need
ing the services of boy may also OBJ
tain results by writing, calling at or
phoning the Bureau at 500 Palace
building, Atlantic 2126.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
New UIm: Nineteen new members
were initiated into the st. Elizabeth
society at the Holy Trinity school
hall, by J. M. Aretz of st. Paul. Fol.
lowing the initiation short addresses
were made by Rev. R. Schlinkert, VIM.
Eibner and Mr.. Aretz, and an inter
esting program was carried out.
The cornerstone of the new St..
Mary's church and school building
was laid with appropriate ceremonies
Tuesday morning, June 10, following
the celebration of Solemn High Mass
at the Holy Trinity parish church.
After. Mass a procession formed at
Holy Trinity church, headed by Hof-
melster's band, and wendell it's way to
the site OF the new church and school,
on South Minnesota street. After the
band came the members of the St.
Patrick council, K. of c., st. Joseph
society and st. Johns court, c.. O. F.,
together with the local and visiting
clergy and Sisters of Charity, who
conduct the Holy Trinity parochial
school, followed by scholars of the
school. The procession was an i'm
posing one. Buildings on Minnesota
street were decorated with the ma
tons colors in honor of the occasion.
Appropriate ceremonies were conduct.
ed, and then followed the address of
the day. Rev. DR.. J. Seliskar of st.
Paul Seminary spoke forcibly in an
English address upon the value of the
Christian faith in the upbuilding of
the home and the social fabric.
Rev. A. J. Losleben, pastor of St.
Mary's, was celebrant at the Solemn
High Mass, with DR.. Seliskar, deacon
and Father Rhode, subdeacon. Father
Kern presided at the organ. Father
Schlinkert performed the ceremony OF
the blessing of the cornerstone. Many
of the clergy from other parishes were
present. The women of the parish
served dinner to about one Thousand
persons in the armory.
The New Ulm, Mankato and st
Peter councils of the K. of C. will hole
their joint annual picnic at the Albert
Jensen grove on the north shore Of
Swan lake, in the town of Brighton, il
Nicollet county, on Sunday, June rs
There will be program of sports ane
various other entertainments.
Green Isle: Columbus Council No
1887, K. of c., gave a grand banQue
and social entertainment in the oper;
house on Thursday evening, June Is
; About 400 Knights and their ladies
sat down to magnificent spread
Rev. A. Van Den Heuvel of Henderson
was POSTMASTER. Speeches were mad
by the local pastor, Rev. John Byrne
and Rev. A. J. Kern of Arlington
Other speakers were Attorneys J. F
O'Hara of Glencoe, j. Fahey of MOI
, wood and Prof. J. Bernard Curtis.