The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-27

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pin Ave. Linen luncheon set Mrs.
Jnos d. O'Brien, 62S 4th st. N. E.
Linen center piece-Mrs. Mary Dug
gan, So 5th st. Handmade quilt
Mrs VIM. Nary, GA 4th st. N. E..
Divan-Miss Helen Gleason, Git 4th
st. N. e. Sacred Heart picture-Ray
Manning, 609 Broadway.
Church of the lncarnation: The
women of the parish met last We'd
nesday to begin the sewing for their
annual Christmas sale. A goodly
number assembled in the school hall
at ten o'clock and spent six hours at
the work of plain and fancy sewing.
The young women of the parish held
a meeting Wednesday evening, Octo-
Der "a, to plan ways and means for Sc
curing the aid of larger numbers in
the work of the knights of Columbus
Red Cross.
Church of st. Stephen: The ST.
Stephens Athletic Club gave smok-
er Wednesday evening, October "a, in
the gymnasium. A number of brisk
athletic contests added much to the in
terest of the evening. A large num-
Der were present and took part in the
discussions regarding the work for
the coming winter. Committees were
appointed to work out schedules Of
games and sports.
Church of st. Lawrence: On the
evening of October IL, the Young La
dies Sodality gave a very charming
entertainment in their parish-hall,
which was crowded to capacity. The
principal features of the program
were: THE Family Album" remi-
niscent of days and styles long since
departed; and "a Gentle jury" one
act comedy in which a jury of gentle
suffragettes vainly endeavored to
reach a decision on a very intricate
point of law. Needless to remark
this gentle jury failed to agree and
was finally discharged, by an impa
tient court. Altogether a very pleas
ant evening was spent, and the young
ladies are to be congratulated on the
success of this, their first entertain
ment of the season.
Vincentan Meeting: Two delegates
from the Particular Council of the St.
Vincent de Paul Society of, Minneapo-
lis, Reverend NJ. A. McRaith, city mis-
sionary and Mr.. j. M. Gleason, attend
ed the national convention of the So
ciety in Louisville, KY, Oct. II, 13, IA.
The meetings were held in the
Knights of Columbus hall and at the
Tyler Hotel, while the masses were
celebrated at the Cathedral.
Church of ST. Helena The Sol
diers' Relief Association of the
Twelfth ward and the Mems Club of
ST. Helena's Church joined hands in a
patriotic meeting at the parish hall
last Monday evening. Among the
chief speakers were Reverend Owen
Rowan, pastor of the parish, Asa How
ard and Joe Murphy, Grand Knight
of the Hennepin-M Minneapolis Council
of the Knights of Columbus. The
speakers discussed the Liberty Loan
and the advantages of the prompt and
generous purchase of bonds. The hall
was over-crowded with an enthusiastic
throng.
De La Sale lntitute: Last Friday
afternoon the members of 'iC-1" class
organized the Ireland Literary Soci
ETY.. A desire to perfect themselves
in public speaking and to become &C
quainted with the best literature
prompted these young men to request
Brother Eugene to so arrange the
class program as to have the last
school hour on Friday for literary pur.
poses The president-elect in a short
talk to his classmates expressed the
hope that the Ireland Literary Society
would have on it's roster young men
who would emulate the noble example
of their great patron. The following
young gentlemen were the successful
| candidates: Leonard G. Riley, presi
dent; Lawrence J. Ryan, vice-presi
dent; Theodore Wiegam, secretary
Roman J. Gerlich, critic; James d
Ryan, sergeant-at-arms.
At a meeting of the Senior Literary
Society, held October 10, Raymond
j Granting delivered in mastery style
one of Daniel Webster's orations. In
his talk on James Whitcomb Riley
Norbert Lamm told of the poets boy
hood. Wallace Manning's class proph
ecy was interesting. Thomas Hanlo1
told an instructive story. yI6