The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-01-27


The reports of the treasurer and sec
rotary were read and showed the asso-
citation to be in prosperous and -four
| ishing condition Many plans for the
| benefit of the association for the COM
| ing year were taken up.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.: The fol-
| lowing are the new. officers of Division
No. 8, Ladies' Auxiliary to the Ancient
| Order of Hibernians: Mrs. Rose Cog
win, president; Margaret McElligott,
vice president; Mrs. Augusta Hays, re-
corder; Mary l.. Gates, insurance sec
rotary; Catherine O'Donnell, financial
secretary; Mrs. Mary Farrell, treasur-
er; Catherine Eagen, mistress-at-arms
Mrs. Mary Milestone, sentinel
Irish Literary Club: Tuesday even
| ing, January %, the ladies of the Irish
| Literary club met with Division No. s.
| at their hall, II South 18th street This
| is one of the most commendable organ
| iZations in the city and the study OF
history and literature, of Irish and the
| Irish people, certainly should be COM
mendea by every loyal son and daugh-
ter of Erin.
A. o. n. No. g.: The following are
| the new officers of Division No. 3. An
other doctor has been added in order
that those living on the east side may
have the services of a physician near
them: President, John J. Daley; vice
president, Edward Harrigan; treasur-
er, John Kilroe; recording secretary,
John F. Murtaugh; financial insurance
secretary, Frank E. Styles; examining
physicians, DR.. r. P. O'Brien; Dr. G. A
La Pierre. Meetings held ON first Sun
day afternoon and third Tuesday even
ing each month at A. O. II. Hall No
2, 80 East Hennepin avenue.
Church of ST. Anthony: Consider
able interest was shown by the par
ishioners in the vaudeville show Fri
day evening, January &c. Arrange
ments were made to seat an extra ca
| pacity house for the occasion as every
one knew, who has ever attended any
of the many excellent shows given in
which the girls of that parish partici
| pated, it would be an entertainment of
merit. The feature of the program
| was eight young ladies, dressed in cos
tune, who sang popular folk songs
| There were many other numbers which
elected great applause. The following
| ladies took part: Irene Walsh Ken
nedy, Frances Walsh, Susan Huston,
| Name Murphy, May ODonnell, Anna
| Irving, Bessie Bacon and Grace Shan
non. Joyce Fair in "A Little Volun-
teer" was the feature Of the movie end
of the program.
Church of the Ascension: The
! young people of the parish gave
an entertainment in Ascension Hall
Wednesday, January II, which was
| pleasing and good. The new piano,
which was recently purchased by
| the Young Peoples organization,
was played The program was COM
posed Of musical and reading numbers
and it is to the credit OF everyone who
| took part in the entertainment that SO
| large an audience was present, for the
reputation of the members on the pro-
gram is city wide and those present
enjoyed the affair immensely.
Big night in Ascension parish. Re-
miniscences of the days of Mcintyre
| and Heath and of Primrose and Dock
stedter, will be the big minstrel
show given by the boys of the par
ish in their hall, Eighteenth and
Bryant avenue north, Wednesday even
ing, January 81. Clever skits, catchy
songs, buck-and-wings, and snappy dia-
logues, all favored with a touch of
Jamaica ginger, will be the order OF
the evening The show is under the
direction of Professor A. A. Vogelsang,
director of the Ascension choral class
es, and the boys have been in constant
training for several weeks. Professor
Vogelsang, John Riley, Sam Hinkle,
and Anne Pouliot, will be the end men,
with Charlie Vande Mark, as interloc-
utor Solo parts in darktown dances,
Southern smiles and old banjo ditties,
will be essayed by Francis Murphy, Ed
win Flanagan and William Callihan.
The boys have promised a big night
and deserve the heartiest support for
the pep and punch they are putting
into their performance.