DIOCESE OF DUNEDIN

New Zealand Tablet, 9 March 1922, Page 27

DIOCESE OF DUNEDIN

His Lordship Dr. Whyte is to return from Lawrence this week. He will open the new church at Papanui on next Sunday.

Father Andrew Fenelon, a young Irish priest recently ordained at Carlow College, where he completed his ecclesiastical studies, has arrived to take up missionary duties in the Diocese 3 of Dunedin. He is the first Irish priest ordained for Dunedin for many years.

St. Vincent dc Paul Society will hold a euchre social at St. Patrick’s School, South Dunedin, on Wednesday, the sth inst. A drawing for a. special prize will be held. The proceeds will be in aid of the St. Vincent de Paul stall at the forthcoming bazaar.

A garden party will be given on Saturday next by Mrs. Jas. Hegarty, at the residence of Mr. W. Shiel, 42 Forbury Road, St. Clair, in aid of St. Vincent’s Orphanage Fair. A number of well-stocked stalls ,will be arranged on the grounds, and entertainment provided by two orchestras and leading Dunedin artists. Afternoon tea will be a specialty of the afternoon.

A euchre party will be held on Thursday evening next, March 9, in the Sacred Heart Schoolroom, North-east Valley, in aid of the Orphans’ Building Fund. On Monday, March 13, a social dance will be held, and it is intended to hold similar functions fortnightly from this date in order to augment the funds of Orphans’ Building Fund.

The jumble sale for the Catholic Orphanage was an encouraging success. At a future date there will he held, also in the Old Post Office, a sale of second-hand clothing. And on March 22, Mrs. E. J. O’Neill will give an “America Tea” in the Overseas Club.