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

Conference of Priests: The priests
of the Minneapolis Deanery will meet
in conference, Monday afternoon,
February II, at half past two o'clock.
in the Library of the Fro-Cathedral
school Reverend Joseph Ciemenslli
will present for discussion a paper on
1.-THE Attributes of God,' and Rever-
end j. f. Nolan will read paper en-
titled: 1.-The Rise of the Medieval
Universities"
Church of ST. Philip: The G. A. R.
Hall, at Washington and Twentieth
avenue north, has been engaged by
Reverend Vincent Yany for Sunday
afternoon, February 3, when patri-
otto demonstration VIII take place.
The meeting will be called at three
o'clock by Father Yany, who will pre-
side. The chief speakers will be Rev
erend Joseph Ciemenski, pastor of the
Church of the Holy Cross, Mr. Frank
Rosenthal of st. Paul and Mr. Julius
Schwnert. The children of st. Phil
ip's parochial school will sing the
Polish national anthem and other pa
triotic airs, and will close with "The
Star Spangled Banner"
The members of the Polish Red
Cross of the parish meet on Friday
evenings; those of the American Red
Cross meet at Unity House, Seven
teenth avenue north and Third street,
on Wednesday evenings.
Church of the incarnation: One
hundred and seventy women are en-
rolled for Rer Cross work at the In
carnation center. The station is
equipped with fifteen machines. Gar
ments and abdominal bandages are
being made Mrs. Mclaughlin, chair
man Of the unit, has been forced to
resign this week in order to accom-
panys her husband, Dr. James A. Nc
Iaughlin, who has joined the medical
corps of the army. The vacancy thus
created has been filled by the election
Of Mrs J. e. Frank as chairman. Mrs.
John Wall is vice chairman; Mrs. Ag-
mes M. Connor, secretary; Mrs. w. j.
Stapleton, treasurer. The supervisors
are Mines. Joseph E. Frank, e. G..
Larpenteur, F. p. Hough and Stanley
Huxtable. The classes meet on Tues
days and Fridays from 10 o'clock till
d. The members expect to extend
their activities very soon by the adj
dition of classes in gauze work.
League of Catholic Women: A spe-
cial meeting of the League was held
on Monday afternoon, January %, at
half past two o'clock in the assem-
bly, rooms, 720 Marquette avenue, to
plan a campaign for members among
the Catholic women of the city, and
for sustaining members among the
Catholic men, Miss Mary J. Chute
president of the League, and Mrs. O
A. Zimmerman, chairman of the Ways
and Means Committee, are in charge
of the general arrangements.
Mrs. P. w Wirth. chairman of the
Juvenile Court department, reported
that not one Catholic child has been
brought into juvenile court since last
September from the district in which
the Margaret Barry Settlement House
in located 1t is generally conceded
that the settlement house conserves
the leisure of the young people of the
district to the best possible advan
tage.
Miss Elizabeth Nickerson of Wash
ington, d. c., home adviser on foot
conservation in Minnesota, spoke tt
the precinct leaders for the Women''
Committee, Council of National De
Tense, ON FOOD Conservation in thu
Home, at the Margaret Barry Settle
ment House on Monday afternoon
Miss Elizabeth .Quinlan and Mr.. H. D
Thrall instructed the precinct leaders
OF the ninth ward on the sale of Thu
Thrift Stamps. The meeting conclud
ed with the singing of a group Of pa
triotic songs by the assembly.
on February 8 the girls of 81
Mary's Hall will have d party in TIL