The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-11-27
CAMPAIGN FOR ORPHANAGE

banquet in the Moorish Room of the
West Hotel, which is the general
headquarters, on Monday evening, No.
vember 20, at half past seven o'clock.
This banquet will be exclusively for
the campaigners Final instructions
will be given to the teams of men and
of women who will begin the actual
work of soliciting funds the following
morning. Each team consists of q
captain and nine members who will
work in groups of twos and tf1rees,
calling upon the individuals whose
names are assigned to them, and re-
porting each day at the noon
luncheon held in the West Hotel In
the headquarters of the campaign a
large record board will be placed in
a prominent position ON which the
progress of each team will be indi-
Gated every day, and in addition to
this, large speedometer will be in
stalled to indicate to the public the
daily progress of the campaign. 1t
will be Illuminated at night This is
the most up-to-date device yet de.
signed to show the speed that Mime
apolis will make in the can laign each
day. A silk banner will be presented
each day to the team of men or
women making tho best report for the
previous twenty-four hours, and at the
end of the campaign two large silver
Loving Cups of the latest Tiffany
model will be given to the Captains of
the team of men and of women which
brings in the largest amount of sub
scriptions during the campaign. The
campaign will close on Friday even
ing, December 10, with luncheon at
which the Most Reverend Archbishop
will deliver the principal address and
other speakers will be heard.
Captains of the Teams.
The Captains of the mems teams
are: L. p. Chute, DR.. ]. G. Crowley,
M. F. Gavin, Hubert Kelly, p J. Ken
nedy, J. c. Melavan, Thomas G. Me-
Carthy, J. c. Sheehan, w. ]. Staple
ton and J. f. Walsh.
The Captains of the womens teams
are: Mrs r. A. Bryant, Mrs. X. B.
Byrne, Mrs. w. H. Carlin, Mrs T. s.
Corriveau, Mrs. j. g. Coleman, Mrs.
w. Fl. Dickinson, Mrs. James Egan,
Mrs. Richard Evans, Mrs. G. H. Evans,
II -. 'e4ss9 3allssay Mrs. W. IN. Hughes,
Mrs. Stanley Huxtable, Mrs. j. Kelly, !.
Miss Mary Mcdonald, Mrs. j. F. Me-
Gee, Mrs. J. L. McNal, Mrs. J. J.
Murrin, Mrs. P. H. Selb, Mrs. ]. M.
Sullivan, Mrs H. B. Sweetser and
Mrs. George v. Ziemer.
Patronesses.
The following is a list of the
'patronesses of the campaign: Mrs. s.
H. Chute, Mrs. T. E. Cootey, Mrs.
Alice Corrigan, Mrs. J. A. Coonan,
Mrs. Terrence Connolly, Mrs. w. P.
Devereux, Mrs. r. brennan, Mrs. A. S.
Dowdell, Mrs. Fred Day, Mrs. d. G.
Daily, Mrs. J. G. Famechon, Mrs. +. III.
George, Mrs Grace Dunn, Mrs. Clifford
Henry, Mrs. James G.. Haylett, Mrs.
w. ]. Murphy, Mrs. Mathew McDon-
aid, Mrs. ]. H. Mccarthy, Mrs. John
Is. Pillsbury, Mrs. e. A. Prendergast,
Mrs. John F. McGee, Mrs. J. r. Nc
MILAN, Mrs. Morris Mcdonald, Mrs.
T. G. Mccarthy, Mrs, j. Fl. Mccarthy,
Jr, Mrs. w. E. Nelson, Mrs. Richard
A. Swain, Mrs. H. B. Sweetser, Mrs.
A. Sanders, Mrs. j. J. Regan, Mrs. d.
e. Ryan.
It is hoped that the people of Min
neapolis, irrespective of religious
affiliations will give a generous
response to this appeal on behalf of
most worthy charity. The fund of
100000, If realized, will no more than
put the institution in position to
continue its good work and to make
provision for larger number of or
phans. After the debt is paid and the
necessary improvements made, there
will not be much of the 100000 left;
but the Orphanage will be able to
defray current expenses without MAX
ing too great a demand upon it's very
meagre resources.