The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-06-01

M0HsS SltlU .Ol The parish p6Tl0Cl6u
their Organization by the election of
officers and the adoption of consti-
tuition and bylaws The following of
ticers were selected to serve until
May. 1913: President, J. J. Quinn;
first vfce-president, J. P. Ernster; sec
retary$A Arthur P Morris; treasurer,
HI. ]. Riley A membership campaign
begun on Sunday morning resulted in
securing one hundred and eighty-nine
new members. 1t is primarily bust
ness mems organization, founded to
tighten the burdens of the parish by
securing with promptness the active
cooperation of all forces in matters
of general interest to the parish. It
starts it's work this week with mem
bership of ESQ, and from the interest
manifested by the members, the Off
GERS expect that the muster roll will
be doubled within few weeks.
Seventy-five children received their
First Communion at the o'clock
Mass Saturday May 25. All the chill
dren are attending the parish school
Red Cross: In the general report
of the Minneapolis Catholic Red Cross
work for April published in The Cath
Ollie Bulletin of last week, the work of
two classes was. by an oversight,
omitted The mems class of the Pro-
Cathedral parish made during April
AKA congresses, IS; SKA congresses,
1872; applicators, sos The women of ST.
Clements parish unit made 80 1x12
swivel pads, $50 front packets. The
st. Lawrence station, which is con-
Quoted in Miss Chute's home, 1924
University Az, S. E., every Thursday
closed May IA for two weeks. For the
month of May the work accomplished
was AZ helpless case shirts, sweaters
% pairs hand-knitted socks, "a pairs
machine-knitted socks, Finished Sd
women gained the first cross, II the
second cross and were given the
stripes. Mrs. ]. P Estabrook is in
charge of the muslin garments. Mrs
Richard Kyle has charge of the knit
ting.
League of Catholic Women: Or
Thursday evening of last week, In
FAINT Week. large meeting was held
at the Margaret Barry house in the
Interest," of all work covered by the
government during the week. Miss
Nickerson gave a demonstration or
cottage-eheese as meat substitute
and sas4alk was given on milk and the
care Of children. A playlet was pre-
scented by some of the children at
tending classes at the Barry House
Regular assembly meeting of thu
League was held Monday afternoon
May q, at half past two o'clock a
720 Marquette Avenue. Rev Francis
T. Burns, chaplain at Fort Smelling
| was the speaker. Catholics of thu
city will be campaigned for funds t.
carry on the war work and philan
thropic work of the League, Miss Mar.
| Chute, president, announced. Lists o
| the Catholic residents will be com
piled and systematized, according t.
| blocks. Miss Elizabeth S. Quinla1
will be assistant to Miss Chute in tn
work. A report of the work at tn
General Federation Women's Clubs il
| Hot Springs, Ark, was given by Mrs
Horatio B. Sweetser, who representa-
the League.
ST. Margarets Academy: The CON
| mencement exercises of the Academ
will be held Wednesday afternoon
June 5, at three o'clock. The excl
cises will be given in the ShubeI
| theater.
Church of ST. Joseph: A class c
"a children, AZ boys and AZ girls
received their Solemn Cummunio
at the High Mass on May 26, Trim
ity Sunday, and were received int
the confraternity of the scapula
after devotions in the Afternoon
The school children's entertainment
will take place on the evenings c
June and June 8. With the latte
entertainment the graduation exel
cises will also be connected.
Church of st. Stephen: Th
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H., Divisio
No. 6, will give an ice cream socit
in the school hall Tuesday evening
June 4.
Church of ST. Philip: Solemn Fir!
Communion will be administers
next Sunday, June 2, at the Hig
Mass, Beginning at half past mir
o'clock. On account of the Fir!
Communism class, both Masses wi
be said earlier than usual; the fir
beginning at half past seven o'cloc
and the High Mass at half past min
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
Shakopee: On Sunday, May &c, Il
Knights of Columbus initiated a lars
class of candidates into the orde
Members met at the K. of c. cit
rooms at $50 a. m. and marched
st. Mary's Church where Mass was CT
ebrated. In the afternoon the degree
were conferred at Berens' hall.