The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-02-09

is highly creditable to the parish.
Church of ST. Bridget: The young
people of the parish have painstak-
ingly prepared a high grade enter
tainment which they will give on
Sunday afternoon and evening, Feb
ruary 10. They expect a crowded
house on both occasions. The place
is Emerson and 3Sth AYES. No., Min
neapolis. Come and spend a real hap
py evening. Come and enjoy the mu-
sic which will be of high class order.
The choir of ST. Bridget's has reached
the top. Its leading artists star in
the Minstrel Show, and those who
attend will be we'll repaid for the
time and money expended.
Irish History Club: The Irish His
tory club met Thursday evening"
January IS, in st. Anthony hall. The
meeting was well attended and great
enthusiasm prevailed during the entire
session. 1t is very evident from this
meeting that the Irish History club
is growing in popularity with the La
dies Auxiliary, for each meeting
shows greater turnout, and much in
terest is taken in its welfare. The
evening was a most enjoyable one, at
which Mrs. Anna X. Bryant, county
president, was presented with an
American flag. The next meeting
will be held with Division No. 10 on
| Monday, February II. The installa-
ton of officers was also held on the
same evening.
L. A. A. o. II. Meeting: The unlucky
odds who lost in the several divisions
of the L. A., A. O.. H., arranged to en-
terrain their victorious sisters at a
rally and luncheon which was given
Wednesday evening, February 6, at
the l. O. O. f. hall. This proved one
of the largest rallies OF the Organi-
cation that has been held in long
time. As the Lenten season is ap.
preaching, this was the last OF the
many weeks.
Church of ST. Stephen: The four.
act drama, Her Own Way" by Clyde
phen's Dramatic club on Tuesday
evening of last week in the auditorium
of the school. The entertainment was
under the direction of Kathryn Nc
Cormick and won hearty applause
from the crowded house The bowl
ing tournament, which has stimulated
much interest in gymnasium and
athletic work during the winter, viii
come to an end next week.
Church of ST. Lawrence: Miss Eliz
abeth Nickerson, home adviser or
food conservation for Minnesota
spoke to the members of the st. Law
renee Red Cross unit on Thursday
January 81, at the home of the Misses
Chute, 1924 University Ave. S. E., OF
Food Conservation in the Home.
Mr.. Karl DeLaittre, president of thu
Minneapolis Chapter of the Re-
Cross, gave a short talk on the Worl
of the chapter. This station was or
ganized ON December Is, 1917, and it
members are from the parish of ST
Lawrence. The work finished by TIL
unit appears in the general repor
. published on page s.
, Church of the Incarnation: TIL
White Sewing Machine Company ha
donated fifteen sewing machines fo
the use of the Red Cross workers i
the parish unit. The use of the me-
chimes was obtained through the kin
Offices of Mr.. P. T. Mccartney, mar
ager of the Minneapolis offices of tn
, company. Mr.. Mccartney is membe
: of the Incarnation parish and loys
l helper in every parochial enterprise
: His loan of the sewing machines ha
2 done much to stimulate the Red eros
I workers. They now feel that thei
: record for January is only a mer
J. promise of what they mean to a
r complish during the present month
League of Catholic Women: I'll
executive board of the League met @
Wednesday afternoon, January 80, {
J. three o'clock with the members {
), the advisory board, in the League a
Z sembly room, 720 Marquette Ave-,
S arrange the details of the campaie
y for members among the Cathol
women of the city, and for sustainir
q memberships among the Cathol
It men. The campaign will be carrie
on February 10, 20 and Fl. The a
L visory board includes Messrs. L.
d Chute, F. A. Gross, J. H. McCarth
P. j. Kennedy, F. E. Kelly, e. A. Pre-
! dergast, w. P. DevereauX, F. A. HI
= let, Morris Mcdonald, ]. J. Regain,
- A. Mcdonald, J. M. Gleason, DR.. R.
- FAIR, J. F. MCGEE and Hubert Kell
= Rev. J. A. Kern blessed the throa
:. of the children of the Sunday Scho
- of the Margaret Barry Settleme
- House, on Sunday, February 3, at 8:
y D. m. There are 100 children in t
- Sunday School, Twelve teachers gi
- their time to the work. There a
- Confirmation and First Communi
- classes for both boys and girls. T
- regular attendance proves that t
- teachers make the lessons interesti1
the children particularly enjoying t