The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-12-23
ST. PAUL

Oh. AUL
Announcement: The Young Ladies'
Sodality of the Cathedral will hold
their regular monthly meeting on Sun
day after the 8 O'Clock Mass at the
Cathedral School Hall.
The College OF St. Catherine: The
Junior Carnival was held ON Tuesday,
December II, in the gymnasium. A
side show was Il special feature of the
entertainment. A carnival supper
was served at six, and, following this,
there was dancing.
y student recital took place in the
Jeanne dare Auditorium, Tuesday, at
four. Those taking part in the pro-
gram were the Misses Martha O'Leary,
Margaret uealy, Alice kenney,
Mildred Eibner, Mary O'BTien,
Florence Mertz, Alice Scanlan Mer-
cedes Flynn, Irene Shellman and
Josephine hingman.
Forcstc: Resolution of Sympathy:
We, the members of st. Martins Court
No. $50, the largest Court in the State
of Minnesota, assembled December IL
in regular meeting, wish to express
cur most heartfelt sympathy to the
children and relatives Of Mr.. Nicholas
Conner on the occasion of the sad
death OF their beloved father and sis
ter, Anna.
This appalling accident has removed
from us one of our most jealous and
fearless Catholic editors, as well as
staunch defender of our religion.
May the Almighty reward him for
his splendid work.
Committee: F. J. Hamerindl, Chief
Ranger NJ. M. Mandl, Financial Sec,
and Michael A. Sailer.
Assumption Parish News: The st.
Peters Benevolent Aid Society will
hold their regular meeting January 4,
1923, at Assumption School Hall at s
O'Clock. The new officers will be in
stalled after which there will be a
Smoker and d general good time for
the members and their friends and all
men of the parish are invited. Don't
fail 10 be on hand.
The officers TO be installed are:
President, Henry Won der May; Vice
President, Michael Weiskopf; Record
ing Secretary. M. NJ. Mandl; Financial
Secretary. John Morath; Treasurer,
Joseph Ferber; Auditing Committee,
John Venne. Geo. Neid, John Nagel;
Board of Trustees, Lorenz Mitsch,
Peter Hampers, George Haag; Ban
ner Carrier, Charles Hoffman, Paul w.
Siegert; Marshall, George Fischbach.
St. Peter Clavcr's: A Christmas
bazaar OF farcy articles will be held in
the hall on Friday and Saturday eve
nings, December % and %. The
ma n feature is roomy and attractive
cedar chest filed with many valuable
articles iIusic and light refreshments
will &c provided as well as other en-
tettli;sment for the patrons of the sale
and it is hoped that there will be
many of them.
Death of Mother Seraphine: Mother
Seraphine, Mother Superior of St
Agatha's conservatory, Cedar and Ex'
change streets, died Thursday, De
cember Il, after almost forty years OF
service as a member of the order OF
the Sisters of st. Joseph. Mother
Seraphine's death was caused by
apopleXy. She had been i'll for some
time
Beginning her noviate when young
Mother Seraphine became one OF the
most prominent members of her or
der in the Northwest through affili
alton with many Of the institutions
in and about the Twin Cities. Fol
ton wears she was Mother superior
OF 81. Margaret's academy, Minneap
oils. Later she was at st. Mary!
hospital and came to st. Paul to take
charge of ST. Joseph's academy. From
ST. Josephs academy she went to ST
Ag9tha's.
She was born in Minnesota fifty-si.
years age She is survived by a sis
ter. also g member of the Sisters o
r st. Joseph in Marshall, Mimi.
The funeral services took place a
st. Agatha at 8 A. NJ, Saturday
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