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

union among them even while it tones
down the rougher tendencies of youth
and develops correct ideas of fair play
and craftsmanship. The first contest
Of the men representing the new or
ganiZation was basket ball game with
| the Minneapolis Athletic Club in the
newly equipped gymnasium hall of the
| PTo-Cathedral School. The result was
! hard fought but decided victory for
| the Pro-Cathedral boys, who more than
doubled the score of their supple an
| tagonists.
Church of st. Bridget: The young
people of the parish gave a min
strel show Wednesday evening of
| this week in the church hall. Vivian
| Brown, who has played in the Bird
OF Paradise" and Edward Brown, who
has been with the 'SZiegfeld Follies,"
| gave a short skit. Following the per-
| Torrance there was a basket social.
Church of st. Stephen: An inter-
esting program was arranged for the
| bridge and musical which was given
| last Tuesday by the women of the
| the parish in the new school auditori-
| UNI. The numbers included vocal
solos and readings. Mrs. II. Ward and
Miss Frances Walsh were the accom-
| panists.
Students Catholic Association:
This University of Minnesota organi-
cation will hold banquet at the
| bennington Hotel, Minneapolis, on
the evening Of February g. There will
| be a program, consisting Of vocal and
| instrumental music and short
| speeches, and various other forms of
entertainment. Those in charge Of
the arrangements are as follows:
Chairman, Mr.. Leo Isaac; Vice Chair
man, Miss Lucy Gibbs; Treasurer,
Arthur Smith; Secretary, Mary Mort
arty. Committees: Chairman of
Tickets: Jos. S. Reickert; Chairman
Of Publicity: Edward A. Regnier;
| Chairman of Social: Miss Anna Null
rean.
Tim O'Keefe, who has been presi-
dent Of the Catholic Students Associ-
alton since last May, resigned his office
| the first of last week and Joseph Rel
ebert, instructor of the chemical de-
partment Of the university, was elect
ed to fill out the unexpired term. Ow-
| ing to business reasons Mr.. O'Keefe
resigned. Mr.. Reichert is popular
with all the students and will no doubt
fill the position to the credit of HIM
| self and the association.
Minneapolis League of Catholic
| Women: There are now one hundred
girls cared for in ST. Marys Home,
corner Hawthorne and Sixteenth
streets. There are rooms enough for
eighty-four and those who only lunch
there swell the number cared for to
one hundred. Since taking over the
Mates property last September the
| League has expended considerable
sums in furnishing and remodeling
both dwelling houses which constitute
| the home. One pleasing and edifying
| incident for which the girls are CRATE
| full was the presentation to the home
of the statue of Joan of Arc by the
| young ladies whose mothers are mem
berS of the League. The formal open
ing Of the new quarters will take place
before Lent. The cafeteria, at 72S Mar
lquette avenue, now enjoys the patron
age of those members of the Knights
OF Columbus, who lunch together every
| Monday noon The Knights eat in the
assembly hall of the League and as
many as seventy-five have been pres.
ent TO take lunch together in this way
Church of the Incarnation: The La.
dies Auxiliary, whose aim is to sup
plement the work of the st. Vincent de
Paul Society in this parish, held a card
social in the school hall, Tuesday even
ing of last week, which proved to be
one of the most enjoyable gatherings
of the season. The throng who were
women to provide tables and chairs
while the delicious coffee and appe
thing lunch served at the close of the
evenings entertainment were all but
exhausted The funds collected viii
be used to aid the poor of the parish.
A sleighride party was given by the
| Young Peoples Club of the parish
Wednesday evening, January "a. The
people gathered at the church hall
| Thirty-eighth street and Pleasant ave
nue., at half past eight o'clock and the
} party proceeded to Fireside Inn, neal
the University Farm School. The new
J officers of the club are as follows
President, Frank Livingston; vice pres
ident, Cecilia Bowe; secretary, Mar
garet Lacy; treasurer, Fred Smith.
Church of the Holy Name: On Sun
l day, January Il, the Church of TIL
; Holy Name was dedicated by Thu
: Most Reverend Archbishop. In spit
r of the unusual severity of the storm
} the church was filled for the dedication
ceremonies. The assistants TO the Arch
bishop were, Rev. Humphrey Moy
nihan, D. D., President of the Colleg
y of st. Thomas, and the Rev. ]. A
She'll, o. P. Among the clergy pres