The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-01-20

ladies treated the gentlemen to a most
appetizing lunch in the dining room,
where many excellent toasts were
given in honor Of the ladies. Every
one present had an excellent time.
De La Sale Alumni: The Alumni
held their annual meeting Tuesday
night, January 1G, at the school.
Officers were elected, and an enjoy
able evening followed.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
ST. Peter: The members of the
Catholic Women's Literary Club were
delightfully."- entertained at the homo
Of Mrs. Chas. w. Mason, chairman Of
the program committee, Wednesday
afternoon, January ,. Refreshments
were served and the following pro-
gram rendered Reading, Miss Marie
RIFT; Vocal Solo, Miss Lucille Pyne;
Vocal Solo, Master Charles Mason;
Reading, Mrs. Agnes Pyne, Vocal Solo,
Mrs. D. L. Holland. The occasion was
the annual social meeting of the club
GracevIIe: The Ancient Order OF
Hibernians held their election of Off
GERS recently, the following being in
trusted with the supervision Of the
division for the ensuing year: J. p.
Trainor, county president; j. F..
Rawan, division president; Daniel
Foley, vice president; VIM. Cregan,
treasurer; j. NJ. Scanlon, secretary;
j. w. Ginnaty, insurance and financial
secretary; T. Sullivan, sergeant-at-
arms; Dan Campion, sentinel, and j..
c. LyttletOn, marshal.
On Thursday evening, January 1S,
the local lodges OF the Ancient Order
of Hibernians and Ladies' Auxiliary
held q joint installation of officers at
President Of the A. O. H., Mr.. P. j.
Doyle, the State President of the
Auxiliary Mrs. Mary B. Daily, and Rev.
M. J. O'Brien of Minneapolis, were
present. A banquet was served, fol-
lowing the installation, and a very en-
JONdDlC Time lOIlONSu.
Montgomery: Sunday afternoon,
January Z, at st. Raphaels hall, the
local Divisions of the Ancient Order
of fIibernians entertained at a joint
installation of officers. State Treas
urer of the Order, John Sheehy, was
in charge. The ceremony was edify-
ing'and impressive and the attendance
was large and enthusiastic. Follow
ing the installation, an entertainment
preceded a sumptuous repast, which
had been prepared by the Daughters
Of Erin. The program on Sunday was
one Of the best ever presented at a
Hibernians installation, and the
youngsters who participated made a
grand showing. ImprOmptu remarks
by a number of speakers were also
timely and well received.
Following is a list of the newly
elected officers of various societies for
the new year:
The lie Sueur County Officers of the
l.. A. of A. o. H.: President, Mary
Sheehy; Vice President, Mary Byrne;
Secretary, Norah Mccarthy; Treas
urer, Anastasia NJ. Greer; Correspond
ent, Anna Furlong; Directors, Eliza
beth Smith, Elizabeth Lotus.
The Local Division No. of the l.
A. Of A. o. H.: President, Isabelle
OBrien; Vice President, Mary Cough
lin; Recording Secretary, Anna O'Con
nell; Financial Secretary, Anastasis
Hanlon; Treasurer, Mary E. c. Shee
by; Mistress-at-Arms, Catherine Cas-
| sidy; Sentinel, Elizabeth Lotus; Sicl
Committee, Sisters O'Connell ant
LOTUS; Finance Committee, Sisters
Mihigan, Sery and O'Connell; Spirit
ual Director, Rev. E. Polasek; Medica
Examiner, DR.. Jas. McKeon.
Division No. 3, A. O. H: President
Hon. John Spence; Vice President, J
S. Clarkin; F. and I. S., D. A. Hanlon
r. S., E. Clarkin; TreasureG, H. +
Cassidy; Medical Examiner, DR.. Jas