The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-01-31

bernian halls, Monday evening, con-
Quoted by their respective county
presidents, Mr.. A Mcdonald and Mrs.
Ellen Conroy. A program of song
and music enlivened the occasion. A
stirring historical address was deliv-
cred by the State President, T. j..
Doyle, followed by short talks by
State Secretary Miss Ellen Heating,
and the newly installed officers. Mrs.
Ellen Conroy delivered the final adj
dress exhorting the members to CO.
operate with their new officers in
making the year 1914 banner one
for their Division. The meeting was
closed with the singing of God Save
Ireland" led by Thos. Donohue.
Church of ST. Mary: The first two
teachers certificates of Palmer pen
manship ever awarded to the parochial
school of st. Mary were received this
week by Miss Myrtle Mahoney and
Miss Rose Gehan. Considerable merit
attaches to these awards of the A. n.
Palmer Company as the two young
ladies have just completed the grade
work of the school and are only be-
ginning high school work. Seven prog
ress pins were also awarded to pupils
of the school, while three of the girls
and nine boys won Palmer method
buttons by care and skill in their writ
ten exercises.
League of Catholic Women: The en-
tertainment at the Radisson Hotel,
Minneapolis, Thursday evening, Janu-
airy %, given under the auspices of
the league, netted about $500 for the
treasury. The money will be added
to the fund for the settlement house
which the league is working to estab-
lish
Church of ST. Elizabeth: The Young
Mems Club of st. Elizabeths parish,
Minneapolis, presented their second
annual entertainment in the parish
hall Sunday evening, January 25 The
address of the evening was given by
Reverend J. NJ. Reardon of st. Paul.
There were recitations, songs and in
strumental music on the program, the
work of the young men in St. Eliza
beth's orchestra being particularly
noteworthy.
Church of st. Stephen: There was
meeting of the men of st. Stephens
parish, Minneapolis, last Monday even
ing in the church parlors to forward
plans for the new parochial school.
1t was decided that the building should
cost $4,000 to 100000. A gymnasium
and an auditorium will be included in
the plans of the school, A building
committee will be selected at once to
advance the work.
The entertainment given in the par
ish hall under the auspices of the
Holy Name Society, Monday evening,
January &c, attracted a crowd which
filled the hall to it's capacity.
Springfield: State Organizer Peter
Loskiel, assisted by Deputy George P,
Forster, installed the following officers
of ST. Thomas Court, No. 766, c. o. F..
Monday evening, January 10, at the
Forster Hail. Chas Pietsch, chief
ranger; Jos. Ryan, vice chief ranger;
Henry Hughes, treasurer; F. E
Schotzko, financial secretary; A. J
Black, recording secretary; A. c. Ochs
Jr., speaker; J. Rubey, Jos. Kreitinger
Theo Schotzko, trustees; M. J. Foy
senior conductor; L. Kreitinger, junior
conductor; M. Cassidy, inside sentinel;
Sch. Wagner, outside sentinel. The
meeting was an open one and there
was a large attendance of non-mem
bers. After the installation the pastor
of St. Raphaels Church, Reverend
Henry P Fey, and others addressed
the meeting. Luncheon was then
served by the women Foresters and a
card social followed
Lexington: A social for the benefit
of the Church of st. Joseph was held
at the home Of Mrs. Cominski early
last week and was we'll patronized
After card games had been played fol
some time the entertainment closed
with luncheon.
Fairfax: Dolores, or Through the
Fires of Sorrow is the title of the
five-act drama that will be given by
local talent at the village hall Friday
evening, January 80. The entertain
ment is under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid of st. Andrews Church
Those taking part are being directed
by the Benedictine Sisters of the paro
chial school, Several specialties have
been prepared, among them one-act
comedy, mo Peddlers Wanted" with
which the program will close.
Montgomery: The members of the
Altar Society of the Church of the
Holy Redeemer, together with large
number of other friends. were enter
tanned at luncheon in ST. Raphaers
school hall Wednesday afternoon, Jan
uary 81
Belle PLANE: Forty-three candi
dates were received into the Knight.
of Columbus Sunday, January %. The
candidates with the members of the
local council attended High Mass Sun
day morning in the Sacred Hear
Church and during the afternoon the
ceremonies of initiation were carried
out. The local team conferred the frs
and second degrees and the ST. Pau