The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-05-05

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Students Choral Club: The Glee
Club of Northwestern Conservatory OF
Minneapolis, gave a concert at the
Cathedral auditorium on the evening
of April &c. The performance was I'M
der the direction of Lillian Mildred
Knott. ...t
New Hibernian Hall: The board of
directors of the Hibernian Hall Asso-
citation of Ramsey County are working
hard and patiently on the project and
will soon be in a position to call for
plans and specifications for the new
hall. 1t is their intention to have it
completed for occupancy at the eXpir-
alton of the present lease on the build
ing the Hibernians now occupy, which
will expire early in the coming year.
The board should receive the encour-
agement of every Hibernian O~rganiza-
ton in the state, as the hall will not
only benefit the Ramsey County Hiber-
mans but will have a material effect
upon the entire state organization, as
it will be an evidence of progress by
the H~ibernians.
Minnesota Federation of Catholic
Alumnae: There was an executive
meeting of the Minnesota Federation
of Catholic Alumnae held at st. JO-
seph's Academy on Sunday, April p.
Members of the several alumnae com
prised in the Minnesota Federation are
urged to hold membership in the
American Red Cross Society and to
cooperate generously in Red Cross
work. 1t is suggested that individuals
work through their respective parish
CenterS.
st. Vincent De Paul Society: The
quarterly meeting was held Sunday
evening, April %. in the Cathedral
school hall. The attendance was sat
isfactory, and a most helpful meeting
was the result. Among the speakers
were Judge Willis, Mr.. Charles ]. p.
Young, Mr.. Frank Nogel, and Father
Finley. 1t vas suggested that at this
time of the year, during the house
cleaning season, many articles will be
found that would be of value to
others. All kinds Of clothing and
shoes for men, women and children,
will be gratefully received by the So
ciety to distribute among the poor.
Persons having clothing to dispose OF
for the benefit of the needy may de-
liver same to the Society's representa-
tive, VIM. J. Gardner, go West Third
Street; or they may telephone, Cedar
2549, and a messenger will call,
Christ Child Society: At the meet
ing OF the Society held at the Neigh
borhood House, 357 Grove Street, on
Monday, April 80, it YVES announced
that the Neighborhood House would
be made a center for the Red Cross
work, and that the Christ Child So
ciety would be an auxiliary unit OF
the Red Cross.
Sewing classes are held for needy
women in the district. These women
make new garments and make over
old garments. Anybody having old
clothes is asked to send same to the
Neighborhood House, 357 Grove Street,
where they will be taken care of.
There is also great need for dresses
for little girls from ten to thirteen
years old who arc going to make their
First Communion.
Breakfast for the children who will
make their First Communion and who
received instructions in the Neighbour
hood House, will be given on May II.
The talks given last Saturday by
Drs. Martineau, Yeager, and Warner
to the children on the care of their
health, we're listened to attentively by
the children and some of the mothers.
Once a month a physician will give a.
talk to the children on this subject.
The Society has d number of books
and is in need of shelves or book
cases. If any person has such articles
he wishes to dispose of they would
be very gratefully appreciated by the
Society.
Church of st. John: The sewing cir
Gle of the parish met at the home of
Mrs. Arnold, 900 Wakefield avenue,
Thursday, April 26. They will meet at
the home of Mrs. Reuth, 933 e. 3rd
street, on Thursday, May 10.
Church ofsSt. Patrick: Marie e. de
Perry, the Spanish teacher, 3O3 Dako-
ia Building, has been invited to speak
OH Mexico" before the Ladies' Society
on May 9.
Church of st. James: A branch of
the Society for the Propagation OF the
Faith was established in this parish
last Sunday. At present, there are
thirty-five promoters and prospects for
a great increase. Miss Sarah M.
Walsh, S34 Armstrong Ave, was ap-
pointed parochial secretary.
Church of ST. Mark: During the
past week $500 was received from the
children of the third grade of st.
Marks School for the purchase of a
heather infant. This is the third in,
FAINT purchased by this grade, through
the Holy Childhood Association, since
the beginning of the school year