The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-04-20

the day was read by Mrs. j. W. Bishop,
on Modern Feudalism. General dis
cussion followed.
The next meeting of the depart
ment will be held on Saturday, April
q, in the auditorium of the st. Paul
Public Library. Mrs. H. T. Quinlan
will read a paper entitled, A Forecast.
Church of the Assumption: st.
Peters Court, No. 101, c.. o. F., has
purchased 5000 worth of Liberty
bonds, anu $500 worth of War Saw
ings Stamps.
ST. Mary's Court No. $50, w. C. o.
F., held its quarterly meeting Tues
day night, April 9, at the hall in AS
sumption school. A hundred members
were present, it being also the fiji
teenth anniversary of the court. After
the disposition of the regular routine
business, the members had social
program. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Marie Files, the chief ranger,
was presented with a bouquet of
American beauty roses, and each of
the members present received SOU
venir. The court instructed it's treas
urer to buy twenty War Savings
Stamps. Four of the officers of the
court, the chief ranger, Mrs. Files;
the recording secretary, Mrs. II. J..
Nienstedt; the financial secretary,
Mrs. Katherine Baer, and the treas
urer, Mrs. Theresa Erling, have held
their respective offices during the en-
tire fifteen years of the existence of
the court.
Church of ST. Agnes: St. Agnes
Court, No. 459, C. o. F., has purchased
$500 worth of Liberty bonds. st. An
tonius Society has voted to buy bonds
to the amount of $500.
Church of st. AdaIbert: During the
period from September to March %,
the ladies of the parish made 1921
hospital garments for the Red Cross.
This does not include the surgical
dressings made by the young ladies.
There are 331 children in the school.
Up to Monday noon, April Is, they
had purchased Thrift Stamps to the
amount of $76375. Liberty bonds pur-
chased by the parishioners and re-
ported, amounted to $14,95O. This
does not include bonds of the Third
Loan, not yet reported.
Last Monday, Mrs. j. X. Scott ad,
dressed the pupils on the subject of
war gardens and salvage for the Red
Cross. The first salvage stamp was
presented the same day by John Dach-
terra, pupil of the school. The pas
tor is Rev. Peter Roy.
Guild of Catholic Women: The st.
Paul department of the Catholic In
FAINT Home Board met in the Guild
rooms in the Wilder Building, Satur-
day, April Is, to hear the annual re-
ports, elect a secretary, treasurer, and
one director. Mrs. NJ. J. McFadden is
the chairman of this department. Mrs.
Stephen j. Melady was elected treas,
urer; Mrs. ID. J. Sullivan, secretary;
Mrs. Geo. A. Rough, director. The
remaining directors and officers will
hold their places from last year.
The visiting day at the Home is
Wednesday from P. M. until 4 P. M,
when the matron will gladly take Wis,
itors through the building and show
the children that are there for adop'
ton.
Miss Sarah Walsh is in charge OF
the employment department of the
Guild, and can be reached by calling
Cedar 1913, or from 10 A. M. to P. M
in the office in the Wilder Building
She will gladly place men or women
looking for work. She will also regis
ter both men and women who wish
to work. Owing to the great need
of farm hands there are splendid open
ings if the men will only call at the
office She will also place women
looking for laundry work and house
cleaning.
| The sewing department of the Guile
is engaged on First Communion ant
Confirmation ,outfits in the rooms il
the Wilder Building, Monday, all day
One dozen women of the Guild are
working on the Bond Sale. A one
hundred dollar bond was purchased by
the Guild as an organization, and eacl
member took bond personally.
The st. Vincent de Paul Society ha:
a desk in the Guild Rooms, with Mr.
III. G. Nolan in charge. Telephone
Cedar 1913.