The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-01-13
ARCHDIOCESE of ST.PAUL

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terry" in ST Mary's School Hall, cor
ner Ninth and Locust streets, ST. Paul.
Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
January II and Is, at eight o'clock.
An admission fee of fifty cents will be
charged for adults and twenty-five
cents for children. The proceeds Will
be used to help defray the cost oil
maintenance of the school. The st.
Andrews Dramatic Club has a repu-
tation for staging excellent plays, and
"The Man Of Mystery" gives the mem
berS an opportunity for an artistic IN
depreciation OF their respective parts.
A musical program will be given be-
tween the acts by several well-knoWn
musicians of the city.
Church of st. Michael: A branch
of the Society for the Propagation OF
the Faith was formally established
last Sunday. Sermons on the subject
of the foreign missions were preached
at the half past nine o'clock and the
eleven O'Clock Masses. In response
10 The invitation more than hundred
parishioners attended a meeting held
in the afternoon for the purpose of
selecting promoters. Rev. James A.
Byrnes, diocesan director, presided.
Mr.. John II. Stevens, $50 West Ber-
nard Street, was chosen Parochial
Secretary of the newly organized
branch, and under his direction some
thirty-fve men and women will labor
among their friends and acquaintance
in behalf of the missions.
Church of st. Luke: The young
men and women Of the parish have
organized parish society. Very Rev.
James. c.. Ryrne, pastor, is the origina-
for. The society has for its main
object the religious and social ad-
Vancement of it's members. At the
first meeting 1876 young people were
present and elected the following off
GERS: Spiritual director, Very Rev.
James c. Byrne; president, Edward j.
thinner; vice president, Miss Mar
guerite Sexton: secretary, Miss Flor
ence Clark: treasurer, Edward OCon-
nor; ergeant-at-arms, Allyn Bowker.
A board of six managers also was
elected, and an entertainment COM
mittee of six was appointed. Meet
ings will be held on the first and
third Wednesdays of each month at
SIS P. NJ.
Church of st. Mark: Rev. Francis
Jaeger of the University of Minnesota
spoke on Bees at st. Marks paro-
chial school, Dayton and Moore ave-
nues, at p. NJ, Monday, January s.
There was a program by Ora Lesch,
soprano; Edward thinner, tenor; l..
Wolfe, reader, and Cora Wolf, pianist.
Church of ST. Andrew: On Sunday,
January Z, Judge Willis addressed an
enthusiastic gatherings of the newly
organized conference of st. Vincent de
Paul Society. The head Of the Met
ropolitan Central Council expressed
himself as surprised and delighted at
the reception rendered him, as we'll as
with the enthusiasm manifested for
the work of the society. FOrty-eight
active members were enrolled, with
the following officers: Edward Nc
Donnell, president; John Leinen,
treasurer, William Wallraff, secretary.
Rev. T. A. Printon, pastor of the
church, also spoke earnestly of the
work of the organization and its wide
spread need at the present time.
Guild of Catholic Women: In order
to watch the legislation to be proposed
at the present session of the legisla-
ture with regard to the marriage
question a committee has been ap
pointed Mrs. w. ]. Logue has been
named chairman of the committee, to
be assisted by Mrs. James Knight
Scott and Mrs. Leopold G. Bruenner
The regular meeting of the Depart
ment of Arts and Letters was held
Monday, January s, in the parlor OF
the Guild Home The following papers
were read Magyar INVASION" Miss
Anna Egan: "The Conversion of Hun
gary and ST. Stephen the Apostolic
King of Hungary" by Mrs. John NJ
Byrnes The discussion was led by
Mrs. John II. Donohue.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.: Divi
sion No. 5, Ladies' Auxiliary of Hi
bernians held it's regular meeting last
Monday evening at !. o. o. F. hall
East Seventh and Reaney streets, st
Paul.
Division No. 4, A. O. H., ant
Division No. 8, Ladies Auxiliary, A
o. H., held joint installation of Off
GERS for this year at Hibernian hal
Sunday evening, January Z. A shor
musical entertainment followed.
Tabernacle Society: The Taber
nacle Society will hold it's regular
meeting, Friday, January II, at hal
past ten o'clock. The regular worl
of making altar linens and vestment:
will be carried on.
The society just published in nea
book form the Constitution and By
Laws as amended at their annua
meeting. The pamphlet is ready fol
distribution.
Rev. C. F. McGinnis, Phi. D.. address
ed the ladies of the society on Fri
day. January II, at 2:30. His subJec