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

| young men who compose the club.
| The upper floor of the PrO-Cathedral
! School building has been turned over
to the organization and has been trans
formed into u we'll equipped gymnasi-
UNI. Shower baths have been installed
and the floor has been laid out for
| basket ball indoor base ball and hand
| ball. An attractive season of athletic
! sports is promised by these prepare
tons and by the cordial spirit prevail
| ing in the club.
A. o. H. Installation: Members Of
the A. o. II. and the Ladies' Auxiliary
A. o. H., held a joint installation of
officers Friday evening, January II, at
s o'clock at the Elks' club, Mime
apOlis. Mrs. Mary McWhorter, ma
tional president, conducted the eXer-
cises.
| Following the installation an inform
al program was given, including:
| Irish Airs" Mrs. M. l.. McBreen.
| Addresses of welcome, Mrs. A. Bry-
ant, county president.
Star Spangled Banner" audience.
Pipe organ selection, Miss Mabel
| Bacon.
Address, "Men Who Died for Ire
land" the Rev. NJ. O'Brien.
Solo, Mrs Molly Lacey, accompanied
by Miss Margaret Lacey.
Address, Mr.. ]. i. Regan, past
national president ~
Solo,, Mr.. il. Portley, accompanied
by Mrs. Cora Collins. * ss41a y
Remarks, Mr.. J. r. Cummings. 7
Address, Mrs. Mary McWhorter. :
God Save ireland" audience.
Church of the Holy Name: The ded-
| ication of the new Church of the Holy
Name of Jesus, Minneapolis, will take
place Sunday morning, January 81, at
| half past ten o'clock. The Most Rev
| erend Archbishop will officiate
Church of ST. Lawrence: The Jun
Tor Holy Name Society of the parish
of st. Lawrence, Minneapolis, and the
work Of the Young Mems Association
| will receive considerable attention dur
| ing the next few months. A campaign
| will be inaugurated to secure all of the
boys of the parish for membership in
the Junior Holy Name, and various
methods will be used by the Paulist
Fathers to interest all classes of boys.
Just now the prospects for good brisk
| basket ball season are proving to be
magnetic attraction to the Young
| Men Association. The team has en-
tered as contestants in the Independ-
| ent League. The boys are under the
| direction of three University men:
John Fitzgerald, John Cornell, and
Frank Foley.
University Catholic Associations:
The Association held it's first meeting
of the new year Sunday afternoon,
January {, at four o'clock in the En-
| cheering building. The music was
furnished by two students, whose
names have become more widely
| known through their noted records on
the victorious foot ball team. Boles
Rosenthal sang, accompanied by Jo-
seph Sprafka Announcements of the
| activities of the club during the com
| ing months were made by President
| O'Keefe. The sum of $1,730 was an
nounced as the profits of the concert
| given in the Auditorium of Mime
apolis by the Paulist Boys Choir.
On January II the entire Association
and many of the alumni were the
| guests of Reverend James II. Gaughan
in st. Stephens parish hall. Prepare
tons of the seventeenth annual ban.
quet of the Association. are already
we'll under way. twill be given at
the bennington, February s. Leo
Isaac heads the banquet committee,
AS usual, members 81 the alumni will
attend the banquet and the chairman
of their committee is George Nc
Laughlin. F. J. Reichert, room 237
Chemistry building, is chairman of the
ticket committee.
Seton Guild: Announcement was
made at dinner in the New England
Tea Rooms, Minneapolis, of a dona
ton by the late James. J. Hill. The
gift of $4,000 was made to Seton
Guild, an organization devoted to bet
tering the conditions of working girls
According to the terms of the gift
outlined in a letter written by the
empire-builder several months before
his death, the money must be devoted
to club house in Minneapolis fol
working girls. The proposed club
house will be conducted along strict
non-sectarian lines and will provide
educational advantages and refined
home influences for working girls, be
side giving them board and lodging
Church of ST. Stephen: On Tues
day evening, January 8, the Dramatic
Club of st. Stephens parish, Mime
apolis, presented a comedy drama il
four acts entitled, Cranberry Corner.
A large and appreciative audience
filled the hall and highly enjoyed the
: performance.
Watkins: The young ladies of the
parish of st. Anthony are arranging
to hold card party and supper il
the near future, the proceeds O.
: which will be given to swell the funt
| which is being raised to pay for the
!. new stained glass windows.