The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-28

characterized as the greatest Irish
American this country has ever pro,
duced." Songs by Francis Rosenthal
and Miss Marguerite Clark made up
the remainder of the program.
The Hibernians of Ramsey County
will hold a drawing for an automo-
bile at reception to be given at their
halls next Monday night, April so. A
ticket. bought on the automobile will
admit to the reception. . - - !.
Church of ST. Patrick: At the invi-
tation of Rev. Michael Quinn, pastor,
a branch of the Society for the Propa.
CATION of the Faith was established in
the parish last Sunday by Rev. James
present distressful conditions of Cath
Ollie Foreign Missions and the duties
incumbent upon the faithful to assist
according to their means in relieving
that condition were described in ser
mons delivered at the nine-thirty and
o'clock in the afternoon a meeting was
held for the purpose of formally or
ganizing the work of the Society.
Over thirty members of the parish ac-
cepted the responsibilities of promoter
ship. They will prosecute their mis-
sionary activities under the direction
of Mrs. B. e. Cardinal, 344 jerks
lstreet, parochial secretary.
| Society for the Propagation of the
Faith: The receipts of the society
for the month of March was $752.10.
Of this sum $2S2.30 represents special
offerings of the faithful to the work
of the Missions. The remainder rep
Iresents ordinary membership dues.
lRemittances were received during
the month from the following
branches of the society: Pro-Cathe-
Church of st. Stephen, Church of st.
Clement, Church of st. Thomas,
Church of the Incarnation, Church Of
st. Anthony, Minneapolis; st. Paul
Cathedral, Church of ST. Luke, Church
of st. Mark, Church of st. John, st.
|
ota, Mimi; Church of st. Timothy,
Maple Lake, Mimi; Church of ST.
John the Baptist, Hugo, Mimi;
Church of st. Michael, Pennington,
Mimi; Church of st. Mary of the
Lake, White Bear, Mimi; Church of
st, Mary, Bird Island, Mimi; Church
of st. Charles, Chatham, Mimi.
Guild of Catholic Women: The Arts
and Letters Department of the Guild
of Catholic Women held their last
meeting of the season Monday after
noon, April %. Mrs. J. w. Bishop
read paper on the "Cluny Revival"
The annual election of officers fol
lowed. Mrs. J. w. Bishop was made
Chairman; Mrs. j. NJ. Byrnes, Vice
Chairman; Mrs. P. Gallagher, Secre-
tary; Miss Mary May, Treasurer. 1t
| was decided to hold the traditional
May Party, the date to be announced
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| Christ Child Society: The Christ
Child Neighborhood House at 357
Grove street, is going to have the flag
raised OH Saturday morning at eleven
o clock. The flag is donated by the
Patriotic instructors and will be raised
with all ceremony. In the afternoon
at two o'clock there will be program
The speakers are DR.. Joseph Marti
neau, whose subject will be Hygiene, .
and DR.. Warner, who will speak at
half past three o'clock.
A very important meeting of the So
ciety will be held at the Christ Child
Neighborhood House at four o'clock
on Monday, April so. All members
are urged to attend.
Sacred Thirst Society: The society
held it's monthly meeting Thursday
April II, at the home of Mrs. Ellen
lO'Rourke. Before the usual reports
were read the salute to the flag was
given. 1t was decided to add to the
regular per capita tax by individual
contributions, and a committee was
appointed to arrange for such collec
tions. The report of the Workhouse
Committee was most interesting. AT
ternoon tea is furnished almost week
/. ly to the inmates of the institution
and temperance truths are presented
. in such kindly fashion that good re
suits are beginning to show. After the
routine work, luncheon was served ant
; a musical program rendered. The
/ next meeting will be held at the HON,
, of Mrs. NJ. Doyle, 2t4 East Congress
street.
: Tabernacle Society: The regula
monthly meeting was held Friday
| April q, at p. m, in the Royal Ar
t canum Hall. This was the last meet
5 ing of the season. Meetings and worI
] will be resumed the last Friday il
september, the %.
: Church of st. Cecilia: The youn,
ladies of the parish will entertain a
a May party on Wednesday evening
May 2, at the hall, corner of ,Raymon,
! and Hampden avenues. rs
:, Church of ST. Bernard. The frs