The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-01-06

ranged for similar celebrations, I'M
der the auspices of the Fourth Degree,
in thirty-one states of the Union.
The Minneapolis Assembly will invite
prominent citizens to attend the lee
ture, and admission to the Auditorium
will be by tickets furnished by the
committee in charge of the arrange
ments. The subject of Judge. Kavan-
augh's address will be announced lat
| er.
Seton Guild: Evening classes at
the Guild rooms, 206 South Fourth
street, Minneapolis, will be resumed
January s, as follows: Monday even
ings, china painting under the direc-
! ton of Miss Ora V. White; millinery
and dressmaking, under Miss Eliza
King; Tuesdays, choral rehearsal I'M
der Miss Susan Huston; Wednesdays,
gymnasium with Miss Marie MullOW-
ney; Thursdays, English grammar
and English literature, Miss Maud Kel-
ly; Fridays, expression and dramatic
art, Miss Hazel Lotze; first aid to
| JlIc lIlJuI6u, LII. AllIb IItllu ho oS-
mester will close Monday, January p,
with a display of work done in the
classes Of china painting, millinery,
and dressmaking. A program for that
occasion is being prepared by the
choral and dramatic art classes.
The Seton cafeteria has enjoyed a.
steadily growing patronage during the
past four months. Even during the
holidays there was only a slight fall
ing off in the daily average of lunch
cons served. The high cost Of living
has not affected the prices charged.
Luncheon costs the girls the same as
it did a year ago, yet owing to the
steady patronage the cafeteria has
paid for itself and shows a slight bal
ance of credit in it's favor.
Church of ST. Anthony: The New
Year was begun auspiciously in this
parish with reception and supper
given to the pastor, Reverend r.. J.
Wilbee, by the parishioners, New
Years night. The gathering took
place in the school auditorium where
supper was served beginning at eight
o'clock and continuing until all of the
great throng were served. An inform
al social hour followed the supper.
Church of ST. Stephen: The splen-
did gymnasium in the parochial school
building, in Minneapolis, has stimulat-
1,nC1 -nf hon
this winter. A special coach, William
IJ. Donohue, has been engaged and
about thirty young men are working
hard to make the team, which will
enter the newly organized Spalding
league. Among the eight or nine first
class teams belonging to the league
are the boys of the Ascension parish
and those of the Pro-Cathedral. An
interesting season of games is expect
ed by all the lovers of basket ball.
| Hibernians Are Guests: Minneapo-
lis Hibernians entertained st. Paul
Division No. Of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians Wednesday night, Decem-
Der q, with a program of Irish songs
at the regular semi-monthly meeting
! in Hibernian hall.
Division No. I, A. o. H.: Division
No, |, Ancient Order of Hibernians,
Hennepin County, have elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
President, P. V. ODonnell; Vice Presi-
: dent M. w. Mogan; Recording Secre-
, tary, Thos. ONeill; Financial Secre,
tary, w. P. Casey; Insurance Secre-
ltary, d. J. McHugh; Treasurer, j. j.
Fitzgerald.
: Joint Meeting A. o. H.: Tuesday
evening, January 2, 1917, the joint
, committee of the Ladies' Auxiliary
, and the Ancient Order of Hibernians
, held a meeting with Division No. 2
. Ladies' Auxiliary, at 80 Central ave
nue., Minneapolis, where the finishing
!, touches will make one of the bigges
I Hibernian public gatherings ever hele
in the city, for January II.
8 East Union: The regular meeting
v of the Ancient Order of Hibernlan'
= was held Thursday evening, Januar!
= 4. Installation of officers took place
V followed by social time.
ShieIdsvIIe: One of the bigges
g and best social functions of the sea
t. son took place in st. Patrick's hal
5 Monday evening, Jan. 1, where youn
It and old assembled. Garrigan's OF
7. chestra of Kilkenny added to the Ell
tertainment. The ladies of the paris
served supper at midnight.
t. Montgomery: Committees are bus
lr lily engaged making arrangements 10
n the joint installation of the officers c
v the Ancient Order of Hibernians to b
is held at st. Raphaels school hall Q
A Sunday, Jan. Z.
70 A Christmas tree was the scene
u attraction at st. RaphaePs schot
- Saturday, December 80. The knight
~ of Columbus were in charge.
The drawing for the new Ford ca
took place at st. Raphaels school ha
Sunday afternoon, December 81. TT
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