The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-12-08

olic women throughout the city are
urged to join in this work. A meeting
of all helpers was held Thursday even
ing, December 6, at the Knights of
Columbus Hall. Rev. p. F. O'Brien
addressed the gathering.
The Aftermath of Great Wars"
was the subject of an address by
Rev. c. F. McGinnis. Phi. d.. at the
meeting last Monday
| Bethlehem" Christmas play,
will be given at the Cathedral School
for the children, and Friday, Deem
Der 21, at S:15 P. NJ. for the adults.
The Guild has charge of the program
and sale of tickets. Mrs. Pierce But
Ter is chairman of the committee in
! charge. A request for Christmas dona
tions was made by Mrs. Walsh, presi-
dent of the Guild. Anyone wishing to
give Christmas baskets will kindly
notify Mrs. VIM. Tamborino, 1896
Hague Ave-, chairman of the relief
department.
| The meeting concluded with piano
solos by Miss Violet Berg, and song
selections by Miss Marie ,McGuiggan.
| Church of the Blessed Sacrament:
A bazaar is being held for the benefit
of the parish every evening from
Monday, December 3, to Saturday, De-
cember 8, inclusive. 1t is being held
in the church auditorium, corner of
| White Bear and Ames Avenues. The
Cretin Orchestra will render popular
music every evening. There will also
| be the usual attractions. A SIS prize
will be given free at the close of the
exercises each evening to some one
| present. Coupons worth more than
| 500 in trade with reliable firms will
be given absolutely free with each
purchase of five cents every evening.
A valuable lot will be given away
absolutely free on Saturday evening.
This lot was donated by Mr. George
| Mealey, member of the parish. Din
ner will be served every evening from
$50 on at so cents per plate. Take d
| Hazel Park, Saltwater or White Bear
car; get off at White Bear Avenue.
Cars leave Seventh and Wabasha on
the hour, half and quarter hour.
Services for Deaf: Religious serv.
ices for the deaf will be held at St.
Agatha's Conservatory, Cedar and Elk
change Streets, st. Paul, at P M.
Sunday, December g. The sermon,
delivered in the sign language, will
deal with the meaning of Christmas
and the proper way of preparing for
this great feast.
Church of st. Augustine: The mem
bers of the parish conducted very
successful Christmas sale at the
church parlors on Wednesday and
Thursday afternoon and evening of
this week. Proceeds will go to the
church fund.-
Church of the Holy Redeemer: The
members of the parish are holding
their annual bazaar this week. 1t
opened last Tuesday and will continue
) every evening until Saturday in the
church hall, 68 West College Avenue
A special Italian supper will be served
from to P M. Thursday evening
when an automobile, which was to
have been given away at the picnic
last August, will be disposed of. Ital
L. ian made laces, embroideries and
hand work will be on sale at the ba
zaar from to 1880 P. NJ. each day
MINNEAPOLIS.
!, Church of st. Bridget: The choil
: of st. Bridget's Church, assisted by
the best talent of four other choirs
will give a sacred concert in St. Bird
r gets Church, Emerson and Thirty
I eighth Avenue North, Sunday even
: ing December 9. There is a rare mu
, steal treat in store for all who attend
The program is an excellent one. The
singers have practiced long and faith
, fully. An overflow audience will prob
ably be on hand to hear the openin:
!, number at P. M.
League of Catholic Women: 4
| committee from the Minneapolis
> League of Catholic Women, compose'
!, of Mesdames j. M. Okoneski and I
!, C. Tolman, were in charge of boot
. at the sale under the auspices OF tn
Society for the Blind. The sale too
: place November Is at Donaldson
: tearooms. The articles on sale wer
made by the blind of the Twin Cite
= and included tatting, handmade lace
y spoons and baskets. AS there was n
expense connected with the bazaar
. the tearooms and all services bein
. donated, good sum resulted. Mr.
= Okoneski and Mrs. Tolman were a.
:, sisted by Mrs. J. E. Kertson, Mrs.
- M. Russell and Mrs. Ida Griffin. Th
- delegates to the Minnesota FEEDER;
ton of Women's Clubs elected by tn
:. league at the last regular meeting al
% Mrs. j. M. Okoneski and Mrs. Fral
ces Cochrane. A number of the men
- bers of the league are doing Red eros
~ work at the Prot Cathedral station. I'll
auditorium of the school building
used as place of meeting. The wo1
,s is under the general direction OF Mr.
ia M. Breslauer, with Mrs. Terrent
&c Connolly, Jr., as secretary and trea
~ urer, and Mrs. ID. w. Wirth as Gu
) todian. The sewing class has a mer
" borcl,in nf thirty-eight and the gau,