The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-03-04


officers who passed through the Twin
Cities. The officers were Mrs. Adelia
Christy, National Secretary, and Mrs.
Mary Connolly, National Treasurer.
The banquet was followed by re-
ception at Hibernian Hall.
On st. Patrick's Day a Green Tea
will be given at the Hibernian Hall
for all the ladies of the Auxiliary in
Ramsey County. There will be a re-
ception and an entertainment.
Church of ST. Louis: The Ladies
and Young Ladies OF the Rosary will
give euchre party at the Junior-Pio-
neer Hall, March 6, for the benefit of
the Church of st. Louis.
A twO-weckS' mission will be held
in st. Louis Church beginning the first
Sunday in Lent, March II. The eXer-
cises will be conducted by Father
Maurice, a missionary from Quebec.
Church of ST. Adalbert: Last Friday
evening, February %, an ushers' club
was organized at st. Adalbert S
Church by Father Roy, the pastor of
the Church. A constitution was
adopted and the following officers
were elected: President, Edmund
Rychlickr; vice president, F. Mazyur-
kiewiz; secretary, Leo Komczak;
treasurer, Henry Mazyurkiewicz. The
Board of Directors consists of Father
Roy, f. Kaczynski and Joseph Pepera
There are sixteen members in the
club. @
Free Employment Bureau: A free
employment bureau has been estab-
lished at the Wilder building by the
Guild OF Catholic Women. Applicants
for positions may call at the guild
rooms, Wilder building, from 9 to II
each morning.
The bureau is maintained in cOnnec-
ton with the social service work done
by the women. 1t is their wish to Sc
cure positions for the unfortunate peo-
pie, men and women, whom they meet
in their work.
Robert Emmett Celebrations: The
13Sth anniversary of the birth of
Robert Emmett will be commemorated
under the auspices of the Hibernians
of Ramsey County at Hibernian Hall,
Seventh and Franklin Streets, Satur-
day evening, March 4, 1916. A varied
program will be given that promises a
delightful evening to large audience.
| The opening remarks will be made
by Mr.. A. J. Mccarthy, County Presi-
dent, A. o. H. Hon. Daniel w.
Lawler will deliver the principal adj
dress. st. Thomas College Orches-
ira will furnish part of the music.
ST. Anthony School: ST. Patrick S
day will be the occasion of musical
entertainment and dancing party Civ
ell by the alumni association of the
school Of st. Anthony parish, in the
school auditorium on Ninth avenue S.
and Second street N. E.
The affair is to be under the aus
piceS of the school alumni and invi.
tations for the festivities are being
sent to all who have attended the
| Academy or who live in the parish
DIR. c. +. McGinnis will be the speak.
er.
The parish school was recently built
at an expenditure of $4,000 and the
| proceeds of the entertainment will so
| toward the school equipment.
| oE A
| entertainment by the children of st
Stephens parochial school, Minneapo
| lis, will be given in the school audito
rum Sunday afternoon, March 5
| Songs, recitations, dialogues and drills
will make up the afternoons program
| A small admission fee will be eharg
| cd
An "old fashioned party" was giyeI
in St. Stephens school Thursday even
| ing for the benefit of the infant home
conducted by the League of Catholic
| Women. There were old fashioned re
freshments, old fashioned card games
old fashioned lancers, and the sweet
est of old fashioned songs and music
1t was a most enjoyable and refresh
ing evening of quaint and wholesome
| entertainment.
Church of the incarnation: Thu
Young Peoples club of the Incarnation
parish had a very successful meeting
last Monday evening. More than +;
hundred members enjoyed the socia
hour which followed the business meet
ing. Plans are being formulated TO
some form of literary activity durin,
the Lenten season.
League of Catholic Women: 9Th
Big Idea" staged at the Shubert thea
ire last Tuesday evening for the ben
eft of the Settlement house eonductet
by the Minneapolis League of Catholi
) Women, was thoroughly enjoyed b,
the large number of friends and pa
irons of the League who attended. |
is one of the plays Oh the white list
so largely circulated in the Catholi
; press during the past two years.
Seton Guild: A college play file
with good, wholesome fun and sparl
ling with keen wit, can Outsider wi
be presented Monday evening, Mare
: 6, by the Seton Classes in the st. Al
: thony auditorium, corner Ninth avt
nue. and Second street n. E., Minneapt
lis. In addition to the play a seleC
, program of readings and music ha
! been prepared. The Seton Choral clu