The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-04

| DonOhue, governor of the chapter
presided at the meeting. The Vista
ton Academy Alumnae presented the
following resolution to be sent to the
Federation meeting.
Whereas, there is present need
of trained social workers in charitable
organizations, and
Whereas, there are members of ouI
own Alumnae capable of taking up so
cial work.
| Be it resolved, that we further at
tendance at Catholic Schools of Socio
logy.
The alumnae of the other two col
| legeS present endorsed the resolution
Church of ST. Luke: The ladies OF
st. Luke's Parish, ST. Paul, will give
a silver reception for the new pastor
! Very Rev. ]. c. Byrne, V. G., at the
new parish house, corner of Summit
and Lexington Ayes, November s, at
s o'clock.
Catholic Guild: The Arts and Let
ters departments OF the Guild of Cath
Ollie women, of st. Paul. will hold its
regular meeting in the Guild hall, 215
Nelson Ave, st. Paul, on Wednesday,
November s, at $50. A lecture will
be given on, The Medieval Empire,
by the Rev. William Busch, of the St.
Paul Seminary.
Tabernacle Society: On Friday, No.
vcmber 10, Mr. George Benson HeWet-
son of Minneapolis, will address the
Tabernacle Society at P NJ His
subject will be, why l Became a
Catholic" His lectures in Minneapolis
and throughout the Northwest have
created a great deal of interest. The
address will be open to friends of the
Tabernacle Society and all who are
interested in the subject.
PRECAUTIONARY: AS announced in
The Catholic Bulletin of last week the
basket social was set for Friday even
ing Of this week, but it has been post
poned until next Tuesday evening,
Nov. Z. AS an accommodation to the
patrons of the social special wire
will be run to the hall, and the election
returns, city, state and national, will
be published on the bulletin board ac-
cording as they reach the city.
Church Of Holy Rosary: The MEM
berS Of the Modjeska Dramatic Club,
of Minneapolis, presented comedy,
The Runaways," in the school audi
torium Friday evening, October 81
Hennepin County A. O. H.: The
county board of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians of Hennepin County held
a meeting at Richmond hall on Sun
day afternoon, October q. Officers
were elected for the ensuing term Of
two years. Frank ]. Feeney was
chosen president, and S. J. McNulty,
vice president. Frank Monahan was
reelected secretary and John Moran
treasurer, Reverend F. r. Cunning
ham was chosen chaplain.
Hennepin County Ladies' Auxiliary:
The county board of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Ancient Order of
tibernians held a meeting for the
election of officers on Sunday after
noon, October %, at the A. o. II. hall
Delegates were present form the dif-
ferent divisions of the county The
new officers are as follows: Miss Anna
*. Bryant, president; Miss Mary l..
Dugan, vice president; Miss Mary A.
Irwin, secretary; Miss Mary O'Keefe,
treasurer; Mrs. Rae, sentinel, and Mrs.
Jordan, mistress at arms.
League of Catholic Women: The
Minneapolis League of Catholic
Women has been so successful in it's
philanthropiC enterprises for young
women that it has decided to extend
its activities to young men, Mrs
Daniel Coonan, president of the organ
izatiOn, announced. That young
men may have an opportunity to buy
the best of food for their noon
lunches at cost, as the young women
have been doing for some time, the
league has opened the cafeteria to
young men, Mrs. Coonan stated. The
excellence of the food has been made
possible by the fact that women of the
organization have donated their serv-
ices in taking charge of the lunch
room and keeping it in smooth run
ming order. Chief among these is
Mrs. Grace Gum, who has given all
of her time free of charge for several
years, that the philanthropic under
taking might be a certain success.
Mrs. Gum has been assisted by a
large group of enthusiastic women.
The plan to open the cafeteria to
both men and women originated in a
luncheon given at the league rooms
for the men of the advisory board of
the organization. The men we're SO
pleased with the luncheon prepared at
such a small cost, that they ex.
pressed the desire that the league ex.
tend its privileges to the men. The
league will enlarge it's quarters as
soon as the demand among the men
for noon lunches is sufficiently great
to warrant it.
De La Sale institute: During the
last two weeks Mrs. Jerry S. Cough
lin had the interior Of the "CoughIin
Memorial Chapel in the residence oil
the Christian Brothers thoroughly re