The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-01

given in the school hall, Thursday
evening. December 80. Special prizes
were offered and the women of the
parish served an appetizing lunch
Church Of ST. Elizabeth: Every
child in st. EliZabeth's parochial
school. Minneapolis, was remembered
in the distribution of Christmas gifts
last Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock. There was we'll laden and
brilliant lighted Christmas tree in the
school hall which attracted all eyes
during the program of songs and
recitations. When Santa Claus made
his appearance he was received with
delighted enthusiasm. He proceeded
at once to distribute the favors from
the Christmas tree and soon every
child was sharing a generous supply
of candy and nuts with parents and
friends. The school will reopen on
Monday, January 3.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.: Among
the divisions of the Ladies Auxiliary
A. O. H. of Hennepin county, No. /
has elected the following officers for
next year: President, Mrs Julia
Dempsey; vice president, Mrs. Teresa
Jordan; recording secretary, Mrs.
Mary Lane; insurance secretary, Miss
Mary Boylan; treasurer, Mrs, Clara
Ryan. In division No. 2, the officers
for 1916 are: President, Mrs. Mary
Hill; vice president, Mrs. SHELL
financial secretary; Mrs. Bridget Ray;
insurance secretary, Mrs Margaret
Sullivan; treasurer, Mrs. Jeffries. In
division No. 6: President, Miss
Catherine Finnegan; vice president,
Mrs. Tierney; recording secretary,
Miss Anna Gillespie; insurance secre-
tary, Miss Margaret Finnegan; treas
urer, Miss Agnes McHugh. In division
No. Z: President, Miss Mary Irwin;
vice president, Mrs. Margaret Moran;
recording secretary, Mrs. Mary Mar
tin; financial secretary, Mrs. John
Moran; insurance secretary, Mrs.
Mary Waddick; treasurer, Mrs.
Burnes. The county president of the
Auxiliary, Miss Mary Boylan, will
begin installation of the new division
officers next Tuesday evening, Janu-
airy 4, with division No. 3.
ShieIdsviIIe: The Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
elected the following officers at
meeting in St. Patrick's Hall on Sun
day, December 10:
President, Mrs. Mary Nagle; vice
president, Miss Nellie Manley; insur-
ance and financial secretary, Miss Jo-
sephine Hagerty; recording secretary,
Miss Mary V. Kelly; treasurer, Mrs.
Rose A. Hagerty; sergeant-at-arms,
Mrs. B. Reilly; chaplain, Rev. J. J.
Molloy; physician, DR.. p. A. Smith.
I Faribault: At the annual election
of Division No. i, of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians the following officers
we're reelected: j. P. Kennedy, presi-
dent; D. w. Comford, vice president;
John Campion, recording secretary;
John Devery, financial secretary; Eu.
gene O'Keefe, treasurer; James Com
ford, sargeant-at-arms; Garrett Moore,
sentinel Owen O'Keefe, marshal;
Patrick Dryer chairman of the stand
ing committee.
Waverly: A new electric light
plant has been installed in ST. Mary's
Church, of which the Rev. T. Moore is
pastor, and at the early Mass on
Christmas morning the church was
lighted for the first time with electric
lights. The fixtures are of the most
approved patterns and are in keeping
with the architectural design of the
church.
The junior choir, composed of the
children of st. Mary's School, which is
in charge of the Sisters of st. Joseph,
sang at the first and second Masses
on Christmas Day and the regular
choir had charge of the singing at the
late Mass.
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