The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-10-14

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COMMITTEE AND WORKERS LIS.
TEN TO INSPIRING ADDRESSES
AT OPENING DINNER - ACTUAL
WORK or SOLICITING BEGAN ON
OCTOBER 12-CAMPAlGN WILL
CLOSE ON OCTOBER 23-WoRK.
ERS REPORT AT LUNCHEON
EACH EVENING IN RYAN HOTEL.
The great campaign is on. The
House of Good Shepherd is to be the
beneficiary of a bountiful outpouring
of generosity on the part of the citi.
zens of st. Paul, irrespective of class
or creed, who recognize the work done
in the institution as one of the great
est forces for civic righteousness an(
social betterment in the community
Nearly fifty years of unostentatious
work for the public welfare has es
tablished its claim to recognition by
all who appreciate the uplifting influ
ence of religion in social work, and
renders unnecessary any apology fo
the appea. which the Sisters now
make to the citizens of st. Paul and
vicinity for financial assistance to en-
able them to complete their equip
ment and thus extend the sphere of
their benefcent activity. The educa7
tional campaign carried on during the
past few weeks has made the people
of st. Paul familiar with their work
and the cordial reception which the
solicitors are receiving is evidence of
the favorable light in which the work
of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd is
viewed by all who are familiar with it.
Opening Dinner.
The campaign was launched at din
ner given in the Marquette Room o
the Ryan Hotel on Wednesday eyenins
of this week The dinner was compli
mentary to the teams Of men and o.
women who are doing the actual wori
of soliciting. The members of the Elk
ecutiye Committee and many of the
Reverend Clergy of the city were
among the invited guests. After tho
good things provided by the hotel man
agement had been disposed of, Col.
onel 'DOty, general chairman of the Elk
ecutiye Committee, acting as toast
master, called upon number of prom
inent speakers who addressed the as
senblage. Addresses were delivered
by Hon. r. D. O'Brien, Judge Orr
Mrs. d. Hessian, Mr.. L. w. Hill, Mayor
Irwin, Mr.. Eli Warner, Mr.. j. G. Nolan
Bishop McGolrick and the Most Rev
erend Archbishop. all of whom spoke
in the highest terms of the work done
by the Sisters of the Good Shepherd
and predicted successful outcome
of the campaign.
The following morning thirty-six
teams of women and nineteen teams OF
men began the actual work of solicit
ing contributions and will not cease
their endeayorS until the evening OF
October %, when the final reports will
be made at the concluding banquet in
the Ryan Hotel Each evening during
the campaign the workers will report
at luncheon to be given in the hotel
at half past six o'clock. The indica
tions are that the campaign will be an
unqualified success. The City of st
Paul always makes good and nc
more worthy cause than that of the
House of the Good Shepherd has been
presented to the generosity of its citi
zens for long time.
Captains Of the Teams.
The following are the captains of the
different teams Of men and of women:
Downtown District Butler, Pierce;
Gushing, T.. S.; Dittenhofer, S. w;
Driscoll, w. j.; Meyer, J.. f.; Nolan, J
c.; McConyille, G. j.; McDermott
Thos. Jefferson; Slade, George 7.
Captains of Mems Division Bordo
E. L.; Bruenner, Leopold; DAILY, Ar
thur r.; Dillon, M. j.; Fitzpatrick
Mark; Forsythe, James; Hickey, d. b..
Hickey, w. A.; Kartheiser, John p.
Lofmann, E. NJ; Mcdonnell, Earl
O'Connell, Austin; Ritt, w. A.; Rogers
Marcus j.; Ryan, Steve A.; Stieger
o. c.; Stohr, Arthur A.; Sullivan
James b.
Captains of Women's Division Bor
do, Mrs. T.. L.; Brand, Miss g.: Brucla
Mrs. JOS; Colledge, Mrs. Clinton s..
Conley. Mrs. r. j.; Connor, Mrs. T. J.
Cunnien, Mrs. Margaret; Donnelly
Mrs. NJ. j.; Fitzgerald, Mrs. g. NJ
Geering, Mrs. Mary b.; Grieman, Mrs
| s. j.; Handlan, Mrs. James; Hickey
| Mrs. ID. B.; Hoffman,, Mrs. ]. W.
Horan, Miss Theresa E.; Kadlec, Mrs
Eleonora; Kelly, Miss Katherine; Ken
nedy, Mrs. L. f.; KoWalski, Mrs. K.
Grzyzak, Miss "; Martens, Mrs. VIM.
! Maykoysld, Miss Marie; Nolan, Mis-
Muriel A.; O'Connell, Mrs. D. F..
REM, Mrs. Valentine: Schwartz, Mrs
i John NJ; Slater, Mrs. r. f.: Shori
Miss IA. u; Smith, Miss Frances G. K.
stone, Mrs. III. A.; Towierton, Mis-
Maude; Van Hoyen, Mrs. Peter
Vaughan, Mrs. J. d.; Wallraff, Mr.:
John B.; Walsh, Mrs. X. A.; Walsh
Miss Sarah M.
i Committee Inspects Home.
One of the most pleasing incident
connected with the campaign was tn
visit Of the members of the Executiy
Il Committee to the House of the Goo
i Shepherd last Sunday afternoon a
i three o'clock. Three hours were sper
i very pleasantly and protitably inspec
II ing the institution, every part il which
from cellar to garret, was thrown ope
Y to the visitors. What they saw was
/ revelation to all. The over-crowde