The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-02-13


ing of March II. The proceeds of the
play will be devoted to the improve
ment of the grounds Of the Pro-Cathe-
dral. The club is working hard to
make this a social and artistic as we'll
as a financial success. The officers of
the club are: President, w. S. Doyle;
Vice-president, Miss Gertrude Golden;
secretary, Ambrose North; treasurer,
John Fredricks; corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Helen Lucas
The sewing class held in the par
ochial school on Tuesday afternoon of
each week for the girls of the higher
classes, is under the supervision of
the Pro-Cathedral Circle, wOmens
organization engaged in charitable
work and interested in the social and
material welfare of the parish.
League of Catholic Women: A mu-
steal and card social was given by the
Minneapolis League of Catholic
Women, in the Elks' ball room, Thurs
day afternoon, February II. The adj
vance sale OF the tickets was so large
that the women were afraid they
could not accommodate the crowd; but
by using various anneXes and apart
ments adjoining the big hall room, ar
rangements were made very agreeable
for the eight hundred people who at
tended. Miss G.. Adie of ST. Paul had
charge of the musical program playing
several selections on the fine pipe
organ. The proceeds will be devoted
to the charities conducted by the
League. About $500 was realized from
the social.
The Minneapolis League of Catholic
Women has organized a Business
Girls Cooperative Association in
charge of Mrs. w. J. MOOrehead and
Miss Monihan. It's object is to estab-
lish an economical means Of furnish
ing employment. Membership is open
to any girl or woman wishing to apply
for a position. The girls will elect
their own officers and a secretary
whose duty it will be to find employ
ment for applicants. The girls who
are working for promotion will be
assisted by study classes. AS the
club increases in membership it is
planned to add such advantages as
visiting nurses, medical aid and insur-
ance. At the organization meeting
held last week, Miss Josephine Schain
spoke on The Value of Organization
to Women" and B. l.. Lynch spoke on
"How Employees May Increase Their
Efficiency"
Church of the Incarnation: The
Willing Workers club of the Incarna-
ton parish gave card social III the
parish hall, Tuesday evening, Febru-
airy 3. The hall was well filled with
players to whom refreshments were
served at the close of the evenings
entertainment.
Hennepin Council X. of c.: st. An
thongs parish quartette of mixed
voices entertained the members of
Hennepin Council and their friends at
the weekly program in the home of
the council last Sunday evening. A
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enjoyed the music. On Monday even
ing, February 8, c. M. Bracelin adj
dressed the council on Some Observa-
tons on Government.
Next Sunday evening, February IA,
a reception will be held, the last be-
fore Easter. The six o'clock dinner
will be followed by musical program.
A special program for Washington
Birthday is in course of preparation.
Church of ST. Anne: The congrega-
ton of the Church of st. Anne, Min
is pastor, signalized the paying off of
the church debt by giving sacred
concert Sunday evening, February Z
This was followed by Benediction OF
the Blessed Sacrament.
GraceviIIe: Professor Lehnerts of
the University of Minnesota delivered
his lecture on "The Making of Mime
sofa" in the Opera House on Thurs
day evening, February II, under the
auspices of the Knights of Columbus
The lecture which was illustrated with
stereopticon views was enjoyed by q
large audience.
WaverIy: The pupils of st. Mary's
school, which is under the direction
of the Sisters of ST. Joseph, gave ar
entertainment in the City Hall on Mon
day evening, February s, for the bene
fit of the school.
New UIm: Sister Marcia Nix dieC
at Loretto Hospital on Tuesday morn
ing, February 2, after an illness o
six months, in the twenty-third yea
of her age. After the Mass of Re
QUEEN celebrated in the convent cha
pei the remains were taken to tn,
home of her parents in Wendelin, Ill
where the funeral took place.
st. Johns Court, G. o. F., gave
social at the school auditorium Mon
day evening, February s. The pre-
ceeds will be added to a fund to b
, used for the entertainment of the dele
/. gates to the State Foresters Conver
ton to be held in New Ulm next June
Springfield: The exterior of tn
" new Church of St. Raphael was CON
pleted last week when the finishin
touches we're put on the new steepl
and the scaffolding removed. TIL