The Catholic bulletin., 1918-02-16

anniversary, the Red Cross branch
of st. Thomas parish gave a Lincoln
party at their work parlors, Forty
fourth street and York avenue S.
There were various patriotic fea-
lures. The proceeds are to go TO the
maintenance fund of the branch.
Division 2, L. A.: The list of Off
GERS of the Ladies Auxiliary, A. O..
H., Division 2, is as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Mary Hill; Vice President
Mrs. Mollie Smell; Rec. Secretary,
Mrs. Mary O'Keefe; Fin. Secretary,
Mrs. Bridget Ray; ms. Secretary,
Mrs. Margaret Sullivan; Treasurer,
Mrs Elizabeth Jeffries; Mistress-at-
Arms, Mrs. Mary Kauth; Sentinel,
Mrs. 3. Martin.
Church of the Ascension: John
Fermoyle has been elected president
of the Holy Name society. Other
officers elected were: P. V. Nichels,
vice president: Edward Delany, re-
cording secretary; George F. Murray,
financial secretary, and l.. V. Kline,
treasurer.
Church of st. Anthony: During the
past week a Red Cross unit has been
organized in the parish of st. An
thony. The women have converted
the auditorium into a sewing room,
where they sew all day Thursday of
every week. Sewing machines have
been donated by several women of
the parish, and work of the several
branches of the Red Cross will be
taken up. Mrs. Margaret Bradley
was elected president of the organi-
and Miss Agnes Hurley, treasurer.
The work is going forward with eX-
cellent success, and nearly all the
women and girls of the parish are
cooperating. The young ladies Of
the parish who are employed all day
ProCathedral school, where they have
organized a class and make surgical
dressings. 1t is expected that this
class will be largely attended
Catholic Women's Aid: The fra
ternal women of Minnesota have Or
ganiZed a Fraternal Calendar for 1918
to help raise funds for the Red Cross.
Each state manager or president of
the twelve societies is to act as a
Month" and is to organize the mem
bers of her order into thirty Days"
each of whom in turn will appoint
twenty-four Hours" The women
chosen as months, days and hours are
each to contribute the sum of $500,
80 cents and 20 cents, respectively.
Mrs. Mary B. Daley, state president
of the Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.,
and Mrs. Fannie Millar, state chief
ranger for the Womens Catholic Or
der of Foresters, have pledged their
respective orders to cooperate heart
lily in the plan and the work is being
pushed with energy. Mrs. Mary G.
Taylor, president of the Federation
Year" and accordingly all remit
tances will be made to her by the
twelve Months"
Irish Literary Club: Division No.
10 of the Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.,
had the honor of entertaining the
Irish Literary Club of Minneapolis
last Monday evening, in the Incarna-
tion hall. The state president, of the
auxiliary, Mrs. Mary Daley, presided.
About one hundred members were
present and enjoyed a splendid pro-
gram of a literary and musical char
acIer. Miss Mary Burns presented
her paper on warfare in Ancient
Ireland" and received hearty applause
and warm commendation at it's close.
The county president, Mrs. Anna Bry-
ant, announced that Division No. 10
had been chosen to furnish the service
flag for the Incarnation parish. Mrs.
McShane, the president of Division
No. 10, presented an emerald rosary
to Mrs. Bryant, as token of graft.
tude of the members of the division
for the constant, enthusiastic, yet pru.
dent, interest shown by the county
president in all the work of the di.
vision during it's first year.
League of Catholic Women: A par.
ty was given for the young ladies OF
st. Mary's Hall on Friday evening.
February s, in the League Assembly
rooms. There were 175 guests. Mrs
Breslauer, chairman of st. Mary's Hall
department, had charge of the ar
rangements. She was assisted by the
members of her board, including
Mines. Joseph Lehman, Theodore
Meyer, J. L. McNall, Charles Lacy
and Miss Anna Leary. Refreshments
were served.
The regular monthly meeting of the
| Minneapolis League of Catholic Wom
en- will be held on Monday after
noon, February is, at half-past two
o'clock, in the assembly rooms, 72C
Marquette avenue. Reverend Thomas
E. Cullen will give an address.
Lincoln's Birthday: Reverend J. M
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