The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-12-30

The Alumni of the school met in the
parish hall Wednesday evening, De.
cember %, to enjoy Christmas re-
union and delightful program. Miss
Helen Mccarthy of st. Paul entertain,
ed the assembly with two readings;
Miss Theresa Kelly of st. Clara's Col
lege, Sinsinawa Mound, Wis.,, and Miss
Viola Doyle sang, while violin and
piano selections were rendered by Miss
Isabel Averill and Mr. Francis Will
kins. The priests of the parish and
the Sisters were present.
Montgomery: The members of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians will en-
terrain at joint installation of Off
GERS at st. RaphaeIs School, on Sun
day afternoon, January Z. An inter
esting and entertaining program will
be rendered.
Minneota: The children of st. Ed
wards parish had a most enjoyable
time at their Christmas tree on Sun
day evening, December "a. Parishion-
ers, young and old, having assembled
in the spacious basement hall at 1880
p. H., were first treated to q varied
and very select program of choruses,
solos, recitations, and playlet en-
titled, "The Ruggles Family" in which
Miss Dolores Finnigan played the lead
ing role of Mrs. Ruggles. No sooner
1,,ac bo ,,roorop1 onn oIudod fbop n mid
the jingle of sleigh bells Santa Claus
and three other mythical companions
arrived bearing sacks filled with candy,
oranges and peanuts, and beautiful
toy for each of the little folks who
braved the cold to come and greet
him. Father Stewards speech of con,
graduation and good wishes concluded
the entertainment
ST. Louis County L. A.. A. O.. HI:
Ladies Auxiliary, Division No. !, st.
Louis county, elected officers on De-
cember II, as follows: President,
Mrs. Smith; vice president, Mrs.
Hayes; financial secretary, Ella Pow
ers; treasurer, Evelyn Stack; record
ing secretary, Mae Maloney; chairman
of standing committee, Mrs. Mullin;
members of standing committee, Mrs.
McDermott, Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Ear
ly, Mrs. Conlon; mistress at arms,
Mary Conlon; sentinel, Mrs. McKeev-
err; examining physicians, Drs. A. A.
Deslauriers, e. w. Fahey.
FaribauIt: At special meeting of
the knights of Columbus, held Tues
day evening, December 10, it was vot-
ed As to 2 to take the lease of the
rooms recently vacated by the Com
mercial Club and purchase the furni-
ture for the opening of the club rooms
for their order. 1t is gratifying to
know that this society is making such
adequate preparations for the pleasure
and convenience of its members, and
that its finances are in condition
to warrant the forward step.
The Trinity League was hostess at
children's party Thursday after,
noon, December %, at st. Lawrence
school hall. All children belonging to
the Catholic parishes were cordially
invited to attend. The ladies in
charge of the party were Mrs. Z. J.
Healy, Mrs. A. Z. Lambert, Mrs. p. j
Gallagher, Mrs. w. S. Kingsley, Mrs
Bert Kaul, Mrs. A. NJ. McCauley, Mrs
Louis Plante, Mrs. Henry Garvey, Mrs
d. A. Beecher, Mrs. G. II. Cavanaugh
Mrs. VIM. Lynch.
New UIm: At a parish meeting
called for Sunday afternoon in the
Catholic school house, the erection OF
new church in st. Mary's parish
was discussed. Rev. Fr. Schlinkert
submitted sketches of a Catholic
church in Minneapolis, which he
thought might fill the requirements OF
the new parish formed in the south
ern part of the city. He stated the
edifice cost about $4,000. The pres
ent plan is to build a house of worship
on the site, acquired several years
ago on Minnesota street, between
Fifth and Sixth South streets and tC
cost approximately $4,000 to $4,000
A committee consisting of Math. Eich
ten, p. H. Furth and VIM. Everling
was appointed Sunday afternoon, t.
solicit funds and to work out plan:
and further details. The, present plar
contemplates the erection of a churcl
edifice with four rooms suitable for /;
| parochial school in the basement
This will give the smaller children
school accommodations within reason
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