The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-16

NlulpllSs NICiI SoCllCI 1ASCLSp uo-
tees; Catherine Fleming, Mary Nc
Avenchy, Sentinels; Margaret Feehan,
Margaret Sexton, Conductors; Rev.
VIM Finley, Chaplain.
The officers of st. Luke's Court are:
Anastasia Gallagher, Chief Ranger;
Stella CARING, Vice Chief Ranger;
Mary Fraser, Recording Secretary;
Nellie McColl, Financial Secretary;
Margaret Murray, Treasurer; Mary
Rochelle, Anna Andring, Mary Coffey,
Trustees; Nellie Norris, Anna Bell,
Sentinels; Kathleen CARING, Louise
Keigher, Conductors.
The retiring Chief Ranger, Della
CARING, of ST. Paul's Court, was pre-
scented with a bracelet watch and
Mary Rochelle of st. Luke's Court
was the recipient of silk umbrella.
Brief addresses were made by Rev
VIM. Finley and Mr.. D. J. Keefe and
an interesting program rendered
Church of st. Agnes: The Young
Ladies Club of the parish will give an
entertainment at st. Agnes Hall,
Kent and Thomas Streets, St. Paul,
during the afternoon and evening of
January II. Among the features of
the program are a Gypsy camp, show
ing Gypsy life and customs; a Jap
anese tea garden, superintendent by
young women in the quaint native cos
tune of the East; an orange tree
laden with fruits grown in Minnesota,
and an abundance of homemade"
candy.
Pro-Cathedral of ST. Mary: The
Players Club of the Pro-Cathedral par
| ish, Minneapolis, is planning to stage
standard modern comedy this season
in one of the downtown theaters. The
success of the club so far has been
of the most encouraging kind and has
attracted some of the best talent Of
the city into its ranks. There are
now nearly a hundred members, none
Of whom are strangers to the stage.
In their work to the present time all
| have shown an admirable spirit of
loyalty and self-sacrifice in co-operat-
| ing for the success of the club; and
this harmony and self-forgetfulnes of
the members give the most hopeful
promise of the clubs increasing use
fulness in the parish and the city.
Hugh ODonnell, traveller, journal
ist and lecturer, who has just returned
from a world tour, will give the Sec
ond of his "ODonnellogs of Travel" in
the West High School auditorium next
Monday evening, January IS. The
subject will be ireland" It is one of
Mr.. O'DonnelTs best travelogues.
Church of the incarnation: A card
social will be given in the hall Of the
Incarnation Church, corner of Pleas
ant Avenue and Thirty-eighth Street
Minneapolis, Friday evening, January
Is, under the auspices of the Willing
Workers" Refreshments will be
served.
Catholic Orphan Asylum: The Sis
tiers of the Catholic Orphan Asylum
in Minneapolis feel particularly crate
full to the benefactors whose gener
osity helped to make Christmas sc
pleasant for them and for their or
phan charges.
The new building, which was begun
early last summer, is now finished anC
is already in use. The process O
moving in has been going on during
the week and is about completed
The capacity of the home is nearly
, doubled by the addition. There is
however, a scarcity Of even the mos
necessary furniture for the new build
ing; but for the renledying of this, tn,
Sisters are trustfully hoping in tn,
! generous charity of the friends of tn
orphans. The most pressing need i
that of beds and bedding for tn
q dormftories as well as chairs an
| tables for the new refectory.
Seton Guild: James J. Hill ha
given $3.50 to the Seton Guild of Mil
neap6lis toward it's property fund. A
c a business meeting of the Guild las
p Monday evening it was decided to ad
c to it's lake-shore holdings on Phelp
O Island in Lake Minnetonka, where ii
summer home for working girls is Il
Gated At this meeting plans wer
', considered for the purchase or ere
: ton of a building in the city wher
, the Guild can conduct it's cafeteria an
class rooms.
"Packino tho Home MISSIONARY Ra
reI' is the play which the Expressic
. Glass is preparing for presentatic
} Wednesday evening, January 81,
) the Guild Home, 206 South Fourt
- Street. The music will be furnishe
u by the Seton Chorus Club.
Church of the Holy Rosary: A ma
ly choir was organized in the Church
in the Holy Rosary, Minneapolis, We
It. nesday evening, January G, under Il
1t auspices of the Holy Name Societ
k. with a membership of forty. 9th
a. voices will be added as needed UNI
&c total of fifty is reached. George
lie Sherman was engaged as choirmast
lie and the new choir made it's first a
pearance in the church last Sunda
Weekly rehearsals will be held al
st the choir will sing at the regular SCI
he
- Hennepin Council, K. of c.: \
- John A. Hartigan, of st. Paul, me
ol Der of the State Efficiency a
Economy Commission, gave talk