The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-12-11

Guild of Catholic Women: The first
meeting of the Arts and Letters De-
partment for the month of December
will take place at the Angus on the
Afternoon of Monday, December 19.
Mrs. d. B. Hickey will read a paper
on Glastonbury" Mrs. l.. J. Aber-
valid will present a study on st. Dun
stan (924-992)," and the discussion
will be led by Mrs. J. NJ. Byrnes.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Guild of Catholic Women was held on
December 6, in the Wilder Charity
Building, ST. Paul. The Relief Depart
ment will distribute Christmas dinners
to about two hundred families. The Hos
pital Committee is working hard max
ing gifts for patients in the City Hos
pital, the Hospital for Crippled Chill
dren, the Preventorium, and the Tuber
culOsis Sanitorium. The Needlework
Department has distributed two hun
dred and fifty new garments and as
many secondhand garments. The
Guild Hall Committee is planning a
Christmas tree party for Sunday, De-
cember 10, as a farewell to the old
Guild Hall, 574 st. Peter Street.
Memorial Addresses: The Hon.
John w. Willis of st. Paul, delivered
the memorial address for the Elks at
Crookston, Mimi, last Sunday, Deem
Der 5; and the Hon. D. w. Lawler was
the orator of the Elks celebration in
| Eveleth.
Tabernacle Society: At the annual
meeting held in the Royal Arcanum
Halls on Friday, November &c, the
following officers were elected for the
coming year: President, Miss Frances
c. e. Smith; First Vice President,
Mrs. P. p. O'Halloran; Second Vice
President, Mrs. Anna Bristol; Third
Vice President, Mrs. Mathew McDon-
aid; Fourth Vice President, Mrs. Kate
Bowe; Recording Secretary, Mrs. J.
w. Woolsey; Corresponding Secre-
tary, Mrs. E. A. White; Treasurer,
Miss Agnes Williams; Auditor, Mrs
J. r. Moore; Superintendent, Vest
ments, Mrs. Mary Rentz; Superin-
tendent, Linens, Mrs. P. A. Murphy.
In the Vestment Department the
| following articles were made and
distributed since December / of last
year: Ga sets of vestments; 8 Bene-
diction wells; II Confessional and
Benediction stoles; Benediction
burses; 8 Tabernacle wells; IL pin
cushions.
III the Linen Department 26 abs
100 amices, % cinctures, 125 corporals
165 purificators. $50 finger towels, sc
pals, 1876 collars, 13 priests SUPPLIES
IA boys SUPPLIES, 27 altar cloths, l
Communion cloth, / table cloth, /
white altar cover, l. bag for soiled
linens and 1 lace antipendium were
furnished during the past year to
churches in needy parishes and mis-
sions in Minnesota and the North
west, making in all total of 885 ar
ticles made during the past year.
Memorial Mass: Division No. 8 OIL
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians of Ramsey Coun
ty, will attend a memorial Mass fol
the deceased members next Tuesday
morning, December IA, at eight O'CLOCK
in the Cathedral
A. o. n. Election: At the regular
meeting of Division No. of the An
cient Order of Hibernians, scheduled
: for Monday evening, December Is, a
Hibernian Halls, st. Paul, the-annua
, election of officers will take place ant
, a large attendance is urged by tn,
officers.
Church of Notre Dame De Lourdes
, Women Foresters held it's election las
week and chose the following officer
for the coming year: Chaplain, RICH
Reverend Mgr. Guillot; Chief Ranger
M. Herbert; Vice Chief Ranger, @
DUDE; Recording Secretary, G. Sa
bourin; Financial Secretary, A. Lefet
vre; Treasurer, A. Delage; Medica
l Examiner, DR.. c. A. Lapierre;. Execr
5 tive Committee, Mesdames MichauC
t Cyr and Breton. A special program i
: being prepared for the installation
: ceremony which will take place be
: fore the first of the year.
CeciIian Society: The concert giv
en- by the Cecilian Society of Mime
e apolis under the direction of the Rev
/ T. R. Talbot of the Cathedral stat
t at the East High Schol Auditorium O
" Tuesday evening, November 80, wa
i a most successful one. The Cantat;
+ entitled, Joan of Arc" by A. r. eau
d told the immortal history of the f;
a nous Maid of Orleans" with histor
:. cal accuracy and the rendition of
y pleased the large audience present o
:, that occasion.
y Church of st. Stephen: The athleti
Il club of st. Stephens parish held