The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-01-11
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

monthly meeting or THIS OrSanlZdlOn
held on January in the knights OF
Columbus hall. His address on the
Ideal Catholic Woman" was an appeal
to the members of the Guild to be
everything that makes for the greater
influence of Catholic citizens and the
greater honor of the Catholic Church.
He emphasized in particular the I'M
portance to the Catholic woman, first
of an intelligent grasp of Catholic doc
trine; secondly, love OF country based
on the realization that America is
Catholic by right of discovery, explora-
tion. development and defense; third
". a social life distinctively Catholic,
in which the religion and purity or
associates rather than wealth or POSI-
tion will be the chief concern; fourth
". the cultivation of Catholic home
life as the chief builder of individual
character and national stability.
The annual report of the relief work
of the Guild during the Christmas sea-
son was read by Mrs. Thomas Breen.
The new departure in the plan OF the
work done this year brought grat1ty-
ing results. Instead of having the
central committee take charge OF the
relief work as heretofore, eacn parish
chairman was appointed to look aIter
the moor in her home parish. me
number of Christmas baskets thus ols-
tributed was 118 at a cost OF $z4V'
In addition to this, the clothing, trees
and toys provided by the Guild maze
q total expenditure of more than $5OO.
The new plan of work enabled the
ladies' of the various parishes to give
a great amount of personal attentloh
to the individual cases; and large
number of letters and notes from the
families relieved testified to their ap-
preciation and gratitude for such con-
sideration.
The benefit concert at the Shuoert
theatre netted $685. for the relief tuno
of the Guild.
The following women were appoint
ed a nominating committee, to report
at the election of officers which Will
he held February in the new WIDER
building: Mesdames J. B. Meagner'
M 7 O'Toole, r. A. Walsh, II. T.
ouinlan. John Schwartz and M. +.
RYAN. A number of women became
members of the Guild at the close OF
the meeting.
e q. =. installations: The new OIL
GERS of All Hallows Court, Number SlI
Catholic Order of Foresters OF 81
vipcent's parish, st. Paul, were IN
stalled at the regular meeting Janu'
arvs The officers for 1913 are: Ch1e1
ranger. J. w. Ryan; vice chief ranger,
p NJ Maroney; past chief ranger, r
T Sullivan; recording secretary
George Donahoe; financial secretary,
P. Tierney; treasurer, A. Jacobs. Mem
bers of st. Paul Court Number 81 as
sisted in the installation. A number
of the members of the st. Vincent DC
paul Society were present and spoke
of the work being carried on IN 81
Paul by the Particular Council OF thai
organization. The court voted tC
donate five dollars to assist in the
work of the Particular Council
cretir Alumni: The annual meeting
of the Alumni of the Christian Broth
ers' High School, st. Paul, was helC
Monday evening, January 6, in Hibern
ian Halls. Election of officers was
held and plans for the annual banque
which is to be given early in April were
initiated. The officers elected for the
current year are as follows: Presl
dent, John Doherty, '04; vice president
James Dudley, 'O7; secretary, Thomas
Kennedy, 10; treasurer, Edwin Cru
Der, '06.
The second semester of the schoo
opened this week with large numbel
of new boys. Many of the new higl
school students are from the Hum
boldt and Mechanic Arts high schools
ST, Peter: st. Agnes Court, Womel
Catholic Order of Foresters, has In
stalled the following board of officers
Chief ranger, Mrs. Katherine Burg
vice chief ranger, Mrs. Celestine Scha
bert; recording secretary, Mrs. JUL;
Dunn; financial secretary, Mrs. Mar!
Helen Smith; treasurer, Mrs. Mar!
Schmitt; trustees, Mrs. Alma McGrath
Mrs. Celestine Volk and Mrs. AM
Mueller After the meeting the ladies
were invited to the home of Mrs. Burg
their chief ranger, where social hou
was spent and refreshments served.
Fairfax: The Ladies' Aid Society o
st. Andrews parish gave card socia
on January z. The entertainment wa
in charge of Mrs. j. Barthel, Mrs. J
Ranweiler, Mrs. John Bregel and Mrs
G.. Grosam.
ShieIdsvilIe: The choir of st. Pal
ricks Church gave an entertainment
Friday evening, January 10th, in Musi
Hall. Music was furnished by tn
Foley-McGillan Orchestra.
Belle PLANE: The Catholic Order Q
Foresters gave their New Years bal
on Monday evening, December 80, a
Weibeler's Hall. A large number o
members attended from the neighbol
ing towns.
Murdoch: The following are tn
new officers of the, Women Catholi
Order of Foresters: Chaplain, Rev
w. P. Walsh; chief ranger, Mrs
Bridget Murphy; vice chief ranger
Mrs. Margaret Gregoire; recording SCI