The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
MINNEAPOLIS.

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the Rev. F. lager of Mound, Mimi
The Rev. J. M. Cleary, pastor of the
Church of the Incarnation, will deliv.
er the address, and musical numbers
will be given by the Seton Girls Glee
club.
it's activities for the season when
they staged "A Fighting Chance in
the Studio Recital hall, Thursday eve
ming. A special performance will be
given at st. Joseph's church in Wa
coma ON June Is. Miss Vera McNiff
designed the costumes which were
made at the Guild rooms.
Miss Anna Banks, who has complet.
ed course in physical culture at the
University of Minnesota, will be in
charge of the recreational work at Sc
ton club this summer. Miss Banks will
teach swimming. tennis, golf and 9TH
er outdoor games and will accompany
the girls on hikes, wiener roasts and
other sports.
Seton tennis classes have grown so
large that courts will be reserved on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings on
the parade grounds instead of one eve
ming. Miss Winifred Mo will have
charge of the classes.
Church of St. Stephen: The Moth
ers' club of st. Stephens school gave
picnic for the mothers and children
Wednesday afternoon at Fair Oaks.
Mrs. ]. Fogerty, president of the club,
was chairman of the committee in
charge of the arrangements.
OUTSIDE THE. CITIES
Montgomery: At the ordination
which took place at the ST., Paul Semi
nary June 10, Rev. Stephen Kucera,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Kucera
of Lanesburg township, in Shieldsville,
completed his course of study.
Rev. Stephen Kucera read his first
solemn Mass at the Church of the
Most Holy Redeemer, in this city. last
Thursday morning at ten o'clock Wis
iting clergymen from throughout the
diocese were present on the occasion.
At noon banquet was served at the
Alba hotel and was attended by the
visiting priests as well as number of
invited guests Rev. L. Kucera of Du-
buque, Ia, attended his brother at the
Mass.
Shakopee: Eighth grade graduating
exercises Of ST. Marks school took
place Monday evening, June IL, at
Dawson's hall, when an entertainment
was presented by pupils of the school.
The graduates number thirty, eleven
boys and nineteen girls, and the public
was cordially invited to attend the ex-
| ercises. A matinee was given Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock for children.
New UIm: Sunday, June IS, will be
| solemn Communion Sunday at the
| Holy Trinity church. During solemn
high Mass that morning one hundred
and one children, forty-eight boys and
fifty-three girls, will receive solemn
holy Communion.
| The parochial school closed for the
| summer vacation on Friday, June 16
| There were no exercises this year
| Next year the first class to be grad
uated from Holy Trinity high school
will complete the course and appro
pirate exercises will be held.
Olivia: A sacred, historical drama
entitled "A Christian Martyr" was
presented by members of the gradu
ating class of st. Aloysius school or
June 4. This was undoubtedly the
best effort in the dramatic line ever
attempted by local students. The
scene of the drama was laid in Naples
Italy, in the reign of Emperor Maxi
minus. The play was staged under
the direction of Father Pomije, and i
was presented in manner that show
ed skillful and careful training, eacl
member of the cast carrying his or he
! role in very creditable manner.
The graduating exercises of class
of eleven, seven boys and four girls
took place on the same evening ant
was featured by an address delivere,
by Hon. Joseph L. Murphy of Mime
apolis.
L Shieidsvilie: At 1920 o'clock Sun
, day morning, June IS. at ST. Patrick
church here, Rev. James King vii
celebrate his first solemn Mass. III
was ordained in st. Paul on June II
His brothers, Rev. Richard King, O
Graceville, Mimi, and Rev. Thoma
!. King, of Minneapolis, will be deaco
i and subdeacon. respectively. TIL
sermon will be preached by his cousin
:, Rev. J. ]. Molloy. A large number G
!. priests and seminarians together wit
: the people from the neighboring pa
ishes are expected to be present.
. noon bounteous banquet will b
served in st. Patrick's hall by til
ladies of the parish.
ri Aibertville: For the first time sine
n it's erection as a parish, 10 years ag
e st. Albert's church will witness tn
l. celebration of the first Mass of one
J. it's young men, the Rev. Albert Heu
d ing, o. S. B. He was ordained Jur
If 10 at Collegeville, Mimi, by the Rigl
o. Reverend Bishop Busch ofsSt. .Clou
The native parish of the young prize
;, is preparing gala celebration II
June IS, when Father Albert will So