The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-03-09


Cathedral School Hall. The play is by
Robert Hugh henson, and members of
the cast will be taken from the So
dality.
ST. Paul Seminary: Last Tuesday
evening Rev. Edward f. Casey, OF
Minneapolis, gave very interesting
and edifying lecture, under the aus
pices Of the Seminary Total Ahsti-
nence Society. His subject was The
Priests Love for the Poor"
COLLEGE of St. Catherine: On Mon
day, March II, Miss Julia Beth Sar-
rell from the Northwest University;
will lecture at II A. NJ, on Irish
Drama" to the students, and will read
drama of Synge, and Lady Gregory.
On Wednesday, at IL A. NJ, Mr..
Thomas F. Walsh, poet, will lecture
to the students
Last Wednesday Rev. F. jaeger gave
q lecture to the students and Sisters,
on The War in Servia"
canization of aliens will be the first
work taken up by the civic depart
ment, Guild of Catholic Women.
The department has been reorgan-
lied by the chairman, Mrs. w. j..
Logue, into committees and subcom-
mittees that will work on lines of city
Getterment.
will n
Though their handiwOrk in co-opera-
ton with the civic committee OF the
fourth district, Minnesota Federation
of Women's Clubs, and the Ramsey
County Women's War organization.
Lacemaking, weaving and knitting
will be encouraged by finding markets
for products of alien talent.
Literature, telling American ideals
and explaining American citizenship
will be published in French, German,
Bohemian, Polish and Italian and dis
tributed among foreign children in pa
rochial schools.
The department will work in aid OF
proposed housing and meat ordl-
nances and will advocate reduction of
the proposed $50 license for meat deal
ers. The Guild will also advocate bar
ring from use as food factories all
buildings over 35 years old.
The censorship committee has at
tended private exhibitions of motion
pictures proposed to be shown, and
will act against films deemed objec-
tionable.
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board of the city planning commission
has been obtained by appointment of
Mrs. H. T. Quinlan.
Committee chairmen and members
of the civic department are: City plan
ming, Mrs. R. A. Walsh, Mrs. T. F.
Hamilton; censorship, Mrs. Margaret
Kelley, Mrs. T.. F. Hamilton; cleanup
campaign and vacant lot gardening,
Mrs. w. J. OBrien, Mrs. II. B. Gates !;
parks and Fairgrounds, Mrs. d. J. Sui
Ivan, Mrs. w. ]. O'Toole, Mrs. J. J.
Foley.
The civic department will have
charge of the general meeting OF the
Guild of Catholic Women Monday aft,
ernoon at 2:3O o'clock at the Wilder
building. E. M. Mcmahon, secretary
St. Paul Association, will speak on
Cooperation of Women in Civic
Work.
Church of the Blessed Sacrament:
Upon invitation of the pastor, Rev
William Finley, the members of the
Particular Council and many brothers
from the Cathedral and st. Luke's
Conferences, visited the Church of the
Blessed Sacrament at Hazel Park last
Sunday afternoon to give encourage
ment and instruction to the newly
formed conference. The visitors were
highly pleased with the excellent be
ginning made = and many of then
smoke a few words of encouragement
TO their new brothers in st. Vincent
de Paul. The Conference starts will
upwards of twenty members. The of
ficers are: Glen Seifert, president
NJ. F. Starr, vice president; j. j. OF
terholm, treasurer; P. |. Burke, store
keeper; J. B. Patzke, librarian; Franz
A. BoerbOon, secretary.
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Hibernians last Monday evening dedi
Gated a service banner signifying tina
259 members had joined the colors
In connection they also observed thu
anniversary of Robert Emmett, a Irisl
patriot. Hon. G. D. O'Brien spoke
and Mr.. T. j. Doyle, state presiden
of the A. o. H., presided. A humble
of vocal and instrumental rendition
rounded out the program. John Fitz
patrick gave a dedication ode of hi
own composition, and the juvenil
section of the Hibernian Red eros
unit presented a patriotic pageant.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.: On Nor
day evening, February Is, the Juvc
nile Division of Ramsey County LIZ
dies Auxiliary held installation of o.
ficers. Hall No. was taxed to caps
city to hold the large audience. L. T
Conroy, county president, installe
the following officers: Presiden
Katherine Conroy; vice presiden
Alice Clark; recorder, Lorretto Nj
Dermott; financial secretary, Hele
FITZGERALD; treasurer, Sarah Egan