The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-03-10

Misses Agnes Foley and Ruth Matz,
and by Mr.. John Gehan.
st. Andrews Catholic Aid Society
was recently organized. The officers
are Mrs. Edward Budke. president;
Mrs. VIM. Walraff, treasurer Miss
Margaret ]. Finn, secretary. Meetings
are to be held on the second and
fourth Thursday of each month. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. NJ. Cunnien, 1898 N. Lexington
avenue. One object of the society is
TO prepare fitting objects to be used
later at baZaars and socials.
| Church of ST. Cecilia: On Friday
evening, March 16, an illustrated lee
ture will be given in the church hall,
corner Bayless and Cromwell avenues.
Rev. James A. Byrnes, of St. Paul
Seminary, will present the Passion
Play OF Oberammergau. The ST. Ce-
ella parish orchestra will furnish ap-
propriate sacred music, and there will
also be program Of sacred songs.
Church of St. John: The Ladies'
Aid Society met at the home of Mrs.
R. F. Slater, 733 Conway street, at 2
p. N. Thursday, March 8.
| Church of ST. Columbia: The Ram
sey County Ladies Auxiliary Board Of
| the Ancient Order of Hibernians is
busy organizing another new division
in this parish. 1t is reported that
quite a number have already been Sc
cured as charter members.
| On Friday evening, March 16, the
Hamline Players will present William
Gilletts popular comedy, All the
Comforts OF Home in the church hail.
corner of Hamline Ave. and Lafond
st. The cast is made up entirely
of young people of the parish, and
Irchearsals are being conducted night
| ly by Mr.. Frank Roney. Between the
acts a number of Irish songs will be
rendered by local talent.
A unique feature of the entertain
ment will be the presence of the
children's orchestra Of the Hancock
school This was created about a year
ago by the Schaettgen sisters, we'll
known in musical circles in st. Paul.
1t has the distinction of being the
only orchestra Of it's kind in the city.
Under the direction of these talented
artistes a genuine musical treat is
assured.
Guild of Catholic Women: Judge
Grier NJ Orr addressed the ladies of
the Guild at the meeting on Monday,
March 5, taking for his subject,
| Morals" A resolution was sent to
Governor Burnquist pledging the
united support Of the Guild in aiding
to combat a new outbreak Of infantile
paralysis this summer. A resolution
indorsing the appropriation of 100000
for the woman's reformatory to be
erected at Shakopee also was sent
OF the bylaws the executive board
meetings hereafter will take place on
Thursday, preceding the general
monthly meeting, instead of on
Saturday. The following committee
on the election that will take
place at the April meeting is as fol
lows: Mrs. ". J. O'Toole, Mrs. NJ. J
Donnelly, Mrs. E. C. Short, Mrs. P. J
Flynn, Mrs. Elizabeth Heck, Mrs
Chas. Young.
There will be retreat for the mem
bers Of the Guild and their friends
; on Wednesday and Thursday morn
ings, March IA and Is, at o'clock al
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attend.
Mrs. R. C. Pleins, chairman Of the
friendly committee, has called {
; meeting Of that committee and the
:, juvenile court committee for Monday
March II, at 2:3O P. M. i'll the GuilC
rooms, Wilder Bldg.
A new board, known as the Ad
visory Board has been organized.
is as follows: Messrs. C. J. McCon
vile, Pierce Butler, John B. Meagher
Frank Schlick, Den E. Lane, A. F. Nc
, Bride, John A. Hartigan, Thos. D
O'Brien, M. J. Donnelly, P. j. Flynn
w. A. Hickey and G. J. P. Young
All matters of special Importance will
: be referred to this board.
The Arts and Letters Department
= will hold it's next regular meetin
Monday, March y, at the Catholi
Guild hall, So Nelson avenue, at 2: 3
! p. m. The following program will b
= given: Utrecht, Mrs. Leo Bruenner
!, ST. Calls, Mrs. Carleton McNally
Ganderscheim, Mrs. j. II. Donohut
General discussion.
MINNEAPOLIS.