The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08

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to the new Catholic Guild Hall, 21E
Nelson Avenue, st. Paul, recently pur
chased by the Guild of Catholic
| Women was formally presented to
Mrs. w. J. O'Toole, President of the
Guild, by Mrs. G. ]. McConville, Chair
man of the Board of Managers, at the
regular monthly meeting held last
Monday afternoon in the Wilder Char.
ity Building. The transfer from the
former Guild Hall at STA ST. Peter
Street, to the new home took place
at New Years and was made neces.
sary by the demands made upon the
institution for enlarged accommoda.
tions for the girls who earn small
wages and who have no homes in the
city. As soon as the new home is
completely furnished and fitted up it
will be opened to the public for in.
spection.
Seton Guild: Various classes con-
Quoted by the Seton Guild of Mime,
apolis at the Guild home, FOG Fourth
street south, have been resumed after
the holiday vacation. The classes in
painting and millinery were begun
last Monday evening and the class in
dramatic art on Thursday, January 6.
All the classes will be in full swing
before the end ofsnext week.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.: The
new officers of Division No. 8, Ladies'
Auxiliary A. o. H., Minneapolis, we're
installed Tuesday evening, January 4,
and those of Division No. were in
stalled Wednesday evening, January
5. There was an attractive musical
and literary program arranged for
both evenings.
Church of ST. Anthony: The new
school of st. Anthony of Padua, Min
neapolis, reopened on Monday, Janu-
ary.. g., with an enrolment of more
than four hundred pupils. So far all
the children can easily be accommo-
dated in the new building. The short
term preceding the holidays during
which classes were conducted in the
new building served to test the capa-
bilities of the splendid edifice. In ar
rangement and equipment the struc-
ture gives every advantage that pas
tor, teachers and parents had long
been hoping to secure.
ST. Clara AIumnae: The Minnesota
alumnae of st. Clara College, Sin
sinawa, Wis, which is under the direc-
ton OF the Sisters of st. Dominic, or
ganized Minnesota branch of the
Alumnae Association at meeting in
the knights of Columbus club house,
Minneapolis, on the afternoon of Tues
day, December %. About fifty of the
'seventy-five Minnesota graduates were
present at the meeting and the follow
ing officers were elected: President,
Miss Clara Gleason; Secretary and
Treasurer, Miss Lillian Taffe. The
meeting was attended by a Dominican
Sister from st. Clara College, and the
Prioress of the Holy Rosary Convent,
Minneapolis. After the business meet
ing q social gathering was held at
which a musical program was rendered
and tea served.
Church of ST. Stephen: The Ath-
letic Club of ST. Stephens parish,
Minneapolis, held it's monthly meeting
Monday evening, January 8, in the
new parochial school. About fifty
members were present and voted on
nearly fifty new applications for mem
bership. When those whose applica-
tions were accepted last Monday be-
come full pledged members the club
will have membership of more than
one hundred. The superb arrange
ments of the gymnasium in the new
school building has already done
much to attract the best talent in the
parish toward the club and will even
tually result in furnishing the gym
nasium with one of the most COM
plete equipments in the city. The
pastor, Reverend j. III. Gaughan, and
his assistants are gratified at the
enthusiasm manifested for the gym
nastic games among all the younger
members of the parish. The floor
has been marked out for indoor base
ball and basket ball while the hand
ball court affords every facility for
the devotees of the ancient Celtic
game. Plans are under way to ar.
range schedules of games with vari-
GUS outside organizations, although
for the present the rivalry among the
various members of the club them
selves is sufficient to rouse the heart.
lest interest. Emmit Qougherty is
president of the club.
League of Catholic Women: 'The
Young Mrs. Winthorpe," the four-act
drama by Bronson Howard, which
was given at the Women's Club, Min
neapolis, December 26 and q, will be
repeated at the Margaret Barry Set
Element house in northeast Minneapo
lis, Wednesday evening, January II
The same cast of players will be
again under the direction of Miss
Maude Moore. The production viii
be for charity, the proceeds going tc
the funds of the settlement house
which was completed a few weeks
ago. The Amphion Club of the Pro
Cathedral parish hope that the play
viii be as successful as was its pro
duction two weeks ago.
Church of ST. Lawrence: The st
Lawrence Young Mems Club was or
ganized at dinner given in the parish
hall, 18th Avenue and 7th Street
Southeast, Minneapolis, on Tuesday
evening. january A. The following