The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-10

kee & st. Paul railroad, train No. 6,
leaving Minneapolis at A. M, and
st. Paul at $50 A. M, will stop at
FrOntenac on June Is for the accom-
mediation of patrons, who can return
on train No. IS, leaving Frontenac at
1:S0 P. M.
The commencement play, Quality
Street." a comedy in four acts, by J.
M. Barrie, will be presented at the
Lake City opera house by the Villa
Maria Dramatic Club under the direc.
ton of Miss Mary G.. Kellett of st.
Paul on the evening Of Wednesday,
June IA, at o'clock. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all wishing to at
tend the performance.
Shakopee: Sunday, June 4, was a
big day for the Shakepee Council of
the knights of Columbus, when class
of new members was admitted to
membership in the local council and
were given the first, second and third
degrees of the order The days pro-
gram began at A. NJ, when the
candidates and members assembled
at the club rooms and, headed by the
Chanhassen band, marched in a body
to ST. Mary's church, where high Mass
was celebrated at $3.50 o'clock. The
first degree was conferred at the K.
c. hall at II A. M, the local officers
exemplifying the work. At 1870 the
second degree was given by the local
officers assisted by visiting officials,
and the third degree followed the con-
clusion of the second with State Depu-
ty w. D. Jameson and his staff from
st. Paul comforting the work. Many
visiting members from other councils
attended the ceremonies. At 6:45 p.
M. banquet was given in Dawson's
hall for the members of the order and
their ladies. There was delightful
program of toasts, music and enter
tainment features.
Waverly: Sixty-five new members
were given three degrees of Knight
hood at the Waverly city hall, Sunday
afternoon, May %. The degree work
was put on by both the Waverly and
St. Cloud degree teams. Knights of
Columbus came from Litchfield,
Hutchinson, St. Cloud, Maple Lake,
Buffalo, Delano, Dassel, Watertown
and other points, and made this one
of the biggest occasions in the history
of the local council Four hundred
people sat down to the banquet tables
at 1880 at Waverly Lake pavilion
| Present were the newly-accepted can
didates, members of the society, their
wives and lady friends. Lewis Cullen
| of Waverly council, was postmaster
and he distinguished himself. The
| speakers were: Michael Murray, DR.
Leonard and Edwin F. Murphy of St
Cloud; F. F. Bell of Chicago, and Rev
| Terrence Moore of Waverly.
New Ulm: The cornerstone of new
ST. Mary's church and school building
will be laid with appropriate and inn
pressive ceremony Tuesday morning
June IL. Arrangements are going for
ward at this time to make this one O.
the most notable occasions in the his
tory of New Ulm Catholicity. At
o'clock solemn high Mass will be cele
brated at Holy Trinity church. Fol
lowing this at 10 o'clock procession
will be formed and the line of marcel
taken to the site of the new st. Mary
church and school building on Soutl
Minnesota street. At 1880 o'clocl
the cornerstone laying services will b.
held. Rev. DR.. J. Seliskar, of st. Pau
seminary, will deliver the Eng!isl
sermon, which will be followed by
German sermon by Rev. J. A. Kerr
of Arlington. The women of the PAL
ish will serve dinner at the Armor.
at IL o'clock on that occasion.