The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-02-20

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While the sermon is signed by the
Spiritual Director, a Sister of st.
Joseph, who has mastered the sign
language, reads the text aloud. 1t is
hoped that a larger attendance than
usual of both hearing and deaf will
be present next Sunday.
Hennepin Council, X. of c.: Mr.. c.
P. Tracy was elected Deputy Grand
Knight at the first meeting of this
month to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Mr. John Murray,
whose business makes it impossible
for him to be. regular attendant at
the meetings. Mr.. Tracy is the local
representative of the Carnegie Fuel
Co., and was formerly lecturer of the
Council
Church of ST. Stephen: The ORA
matte Club of the parish of st.
Stephen, Minneapolis, is preparing a
three-act comedy to be presented in
the Church Hall for the benefit of the
parochial school on Wednesday and
Thursday, March II and IS.
Belgian Relief Social: The Catho
lie women of Minneapolis are highly
gratified over the success of the
musical and social given in the Don
aldson tea rooms last Monday after
noon for the Belgian relief fund. More
than five hundred attended and though
but brief time had been spent in
making arrangements every part of
the program was carried out without
single drawback of any kind. The
financial returns are not yet COM
plete; but they have already run far
ahead of the expectations of those in
charge of the work.
League of Catholic Women: The
Girls Cooperative Club, an organiza-
ton fostered by the Minneapolis
League of Catholic Women, held their
second meeting in the League rooms,
Tuesday evening, February 16, to COM
plete their organization. A committee
to draft a constitution was selected
and temporary officers were nom-
mated. The girls then listened to an
address by Lloyd II. Cosgrave, pro-
lessor of economics at the at the Uni
versity of Minnesota. His theme was:
what Labor Unions Have Done for
Men" Miss Florence Monahan also
spoke on what the Minneapolis
Grade Teachers Association Has
Done for It's Members" A solo by
Miss Blanche McDermott gave pleas
ant variety to the evenings work. The
meeting was an enthusiastic one and
the women of the League as we'll as
the members of the new club hope for
much good from the organization.
Delegates from the Federation of
Womens Clubs of Minnesota were en-
tertained at the League rooms Thurs
day afternoon of last week. One
group of the delegates, those repre-
senting the sociological section of the
federation, were particularly interest
ed in the work of the League. This
group have been visiting various insti-
tutions engaged in social work
throughout the state and the members
were invited by the executive board
of the League to visit the quarters at
720 Marquette Avenue. Mrs. Atwood
president of the Federation, spoke on
the work of state federation, and Mrs
Moorhead, in her address, outlined
the work of the League. Tea was
served to one hundred ladies in room
adjoining the assembly hall. Mrs. Nc
Donald and Mrs. Coonan poured tea
Mrs. Grace Gum.
Church of the Holy Rosary: The
choir of the Holy Rosary Church, Min
neapolis, is preparing an operetta, "a
Nautical Knott" to be presented or
March II.
, Church of the Ascension: A two
: weeks mission will begin Sunday
February 81, in the Church of the AS
cension, Minneapolis. The exercise!
will be conducted by Reverend S. r
Brockbank, o. P, and Reverend J. r
Fannan, o. p, of the Holy Rosar.
\ convent, minneapolis.
t 5eardsley: The plans for a nev
) parochial residence to replace the on,
t destroyed by fire last fall have beef
approved and the work of construction
will begin early in the spring. TIL
! plans were drawn by architect r. ]
q Donahue of ST. Paul, at the reques
!, of the Rev. P. J. Shannahan, pastor o
!. the parish.
n ST. Peter: The Passionist Father
l. Fathers of Chicago will open week
2 mission at st. Peters Church, {
which the Rev. D. ]. Moran is pa:
tor, next Sunday, February 81.
{. Saltwater: Professor Lehnerts {
r the University of Minnesota, delive
e ed his lecture on THE Making of Mil
e nesota' in the Clancy Memoir;
o School auditorium on the evening {
h February s, under the auspices of tn
It Saltwater Council, Knights of Colun
If bus. In addition to the lecture pr
t. gram of vocal selections was rendere
N and thoroughly enjoyed by large an
d appreciatiYe audience.
e. FarihauIt: The Young Mems Soda
Or ity of the Church of st. Lawrent
he staged two plays in the parochi
5. school auditorium on Tuesday, Febr