The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-12-02

SOutlul6 PRICES. AHlOuS TIC nuuSIOuS
articles offered for sale will be large
variety of hand made laces and en-
broideries, which will be displayed at
the different booths. A special form
of entertainment will be provided for
every evening during the sale. The
proceeds will go to help remove the
church debt. The pastor is Rev. H. D..
Ciebattone.
Church of ST. Luke: The members
of the Young Peoples Society met at
s p M. Friday of last week at the
parish house, 1898 Summit avenue.
Church of ST. Mark: Dr. r. Morey
Hodgman, president of Manchester
college, was the principal speaker at
! the program which was given Mon
day evening, November q, at the
Moore avenues, ST. Paul. Mrs. Jane
Holland Cameron sang and the ST.
| Thomas college orchestra, under the
direction of Prof. c. E. Pardo, played.
The entertainment was the first to be
given under the auspices of the club
this season, and formally opened the
programs for the winter.
Church of ST. Andrew: On Monday
evening, December 4, the Dramatic
! Club will stage a play at the North
| Central Commercial Club The offer
ing is entitled, THE Man of Mystery"
1t will be an exceptional performance
from the standpoint of the play itself
as we'll as from that of the persons
of the cast. Great labor has been eX-
| pended upon this effort of the ORA
matte Club. The work has been under
the direction of Mr.. Harry Mates,
who is well known for his excellent
work with the Shubert Stock Com
| pany Of this city, and of the pastor
of the parish, Rev. r. A. Printon.
| Frequent rehearSals and hard work
have given to this play Smoothness
and finish that are not often found
in amateur performances. A record
attendance is expected, as the parish
| of St. Andrew is noted for the gen.
eral excellence of it's dramatic offer
| ings.
Musical and Literary Entertain.
ment: Thanksgiving evening, at
eight o'clock, musical and literary
entertainment under the auspices OF
the Workhouse Friendly Visitors was
given at the Workhouse. The pro
gram included speeches by Mrs. w
J. OToole, and Mr.. Walter Bedford
reading by Christian Lee; Violin Sole
by AlOn Warren, and vocal numbers
by Mrs. w. J. Logue and Miss Stella
DOWdle.
Church of the Blessed Sacrament:
A bazaar will be held ON December
4, 5, and 6, in the Hazel Park Com
mercial Club, corner of White Bear
avenue and East Seventh Street
Supper will be served each evening
from five to eleven o'clock. Many
attractions will feature the affair, anG
various articles will be ratified of
each evening. There will also be {
program of music, speeches and reel
tatiOnS every night. On the evening
OF December sixth lot valued al
$4,000 will be ratified. To reach the
hall take the Hazel Park or the White
Bear car, and alight at White Beal
avenue.
The ST. Paul Tabernacle Society:
The annual meeting and election o.
officers of the ST. Paul Tabernacle
Society was held on Friday, Novem
Der "a, 1916, in the rooms in the Ar
canum Halls. The following officer;
were elected for the coming year
President, Miss Frances c. Smith, st
Paul; First Vice President, Mrs. J. H
Mccarthy, Minneapolis; Second Vice
: President, Mrs. Anna J. Bristol, st
Paul; Recording Secretary, Miss Ger
trude M. Koran, st. Paul; Financia
Secretary, Miss Gertrude E. Byrnes
Minneapolis; Corresponding Secretary
Miss Angelina Nicolin, st. Paul
, Treasurer, Miss Agnes Williams, ST
Paul; Auditor, Mrs. J. T. Moore, Min
neapolis; Chairman of Linen Depart
: ment, Mrs. Mathew Mcdonald, Mime
apoliS; Chairman of VeStment Depart
ment, Mrs. NJ. Rentz, st. Paul. TIL
,, tellers of election were Mrs. NJ. w
Peil and Mrs. H. A. Stone of st. Paul
: and Miss Mary Chute and Mis-
Gertrude f. Byrnes of Minneapolis
, The annual reports of the officer
were most gratifying, with the resul
that the past year has been the mos
successful in the history of the OF
ganization.
Pro-CathedraI of ST. Mary: TIL
Autumn Festival of this parish il
=, Minneapolis, ended last Saturday ever
: ing with the workers all tired but DE-
: lighted with the successful weeks Ell
tertainment. The great sub-auditor
UNI was filled to its capacity each ever
ing. The women who worked i
} the kitchen and dining room wer
c scarcely able to serve the grea
7, throngS that surged about the table
! from five o'clock each evening on t
e eight o'clock. The games and ANUS
S ments seemed equally attractive afte
e the eatables were disposed of, and a
S found entertainment to their liking i
[. the various parts of the hall. Man
i visitors from other parishes and cite
!, helped to swell the crowds to propo
t tions seldom seen in the history of tn
h parish. The pastor, Reverend Thoma
# r CuI1nn and fhn members of fh