The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-01-26


mon next Sunday evening will be,
Sins Against Love and Obedience"
Tabernacle Society: The regular
monthly meeting of the society was
held Friday, January %, at P. M.
Very Rev. James C. Byrne, V. g.,
Spiritual Director of the society, was
present and addressed the members.
The Red Cross Unit of the society
meets each Wednesday for work at the
Catholic Branch of the Red Cross, in
the CARING Bldg.
Guild of Catholic Women: The arts
and letters department of the Guild
will meet Saturday afternoon, January
&c, in the auditorium of the Public
Library. The paper of the day will
be "The Guilds" and will be presented
by Mrs. F. J. Halloran.
Knights of Columbus: The Knights
of Columbus gymnasium class gave an
entertainment Thursday night, January
II, in the club auditorium. The affair
included gymnastic numbers accom-
panied by music, and program of
music, in which Miss Ruth Burke, Miss
Adams, Alice Jorgensen and Leo
Barthol and A. f. Soucheray took part.
The proceeds will go to the fund to
help the boys team take part in the
western gymnastic contests at the
University of Minnesota March 10.
A. o. H.: The amalgamation of the
several divisions of the Ramsey
County Hibernians into two great
divisions is rapidly growing. Already
No. has joined with No. 4, and two
other divisions have announced their
intention of consolidating with No. 8.
A special committee has been APP
pointed by Division No. to reorganize
their degree team and revise the ritual
for the purpose of making it more
impressive and distinct, A large ini-
tiation class is being prepared for the
exemplification ceremony scheduled
for ST. Patrick's Day. On that day
the Ladies' Auxiliary will keep "open
house, at which refreshments will be
served and an appropriate program of
music and entertainment furnished.
The ladies of Division No. 1 and A.
o. H. No. 1 at their recent meeting
adopted resolutions of coincidence and
regret on the death of Mrs. w. A.
Murray. The deceased was a great
favorite in Hibernian circles, pos
sessing the attributes of mind and
heart so characteristic of Erin's in
telligent and devout daughters. Her
early demise has been deplored by all
who claimed her acquaintance and
friendship and the bereayed relatives,
have the sympathy of all.
Church of ST. Bernard: "A Fathers
Curse is the vehicle chosen by st.
Demands Dramatic club for the APP
pearance of the clubs players the
Sunday evenings of January q and
February 8 at their hall, Rose and
Albemarle streets. The players are
being trained by John Bachman.
A. o. H. No. a The next meeting
will be held on Sunday, January 27, at
1880 D. IN. At that time arrangements
will be made for permanent date and
place of meeting.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Tabernacle Unit: The Red Cross
Tabernacle unit meets every Wednes-
day from 10000 to 400 at the Catholic
Red Cross headquarters. Members are
urgently requested to be present.
Pro-Ca+hedraI of ST. Mary: A lee
ture recital, Indian Myths and Melo'
dies" will be presented under the
auspices of the Rosary Society by
stella Prince Stocker in the sub-audi-
torium of the Pro- Cathedral, next We'd
nesday evening, January so. Martha
Jane Saunders, aged six, will appear
OH the program. The tickets are
twenty-five cents.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. n. No. 8:
The Knights of Columbus War Camp
Fund received warm applause from
the members of Division No. 8 of the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the A. o. H., FRI
day evening of last week, when their
state president, Mrs. Mary Daley, in
a SDleuuIu duuEBSS uISSu Iuc bduSH-
tiers of Erin to do all in their power
for the big drive" for $4,000 in Min
neapolis Sunday, January 20. The
hall of No. 8 was decorated with the
"Stars and Stripes and the whole at
mosphere was charged with patriotic
fervor. The officers of the division,
all of whom had been reelected for
the current year, we're installed by the
county president, Mrs. Anna Bryant
Both Mrs. Bryant and the division
president. Mrs. M. l.. McBran, gave
brief addresses.
Daughters of Erin Install: Division
No. 2, Ladies Auxiliary of the A. O..
H., enjoyed delightful program in
connection with the installation of
their officers last Monday evening in
their hall at go East Hennepin ave.
nue.. The officers Of last year had all
been reelected and all were re-instal-
led by the county president, Mrs. Bry-
ant. except Mrs. Hill, the president Of
4bn division. whose illness prevented