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

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committees are in charge of: Irene
Foley, general arrangements; Robert
Hodapp, tickets; Luella Pesek, pub
| licity; Rose Peeor and George Keen
an, dramatic arrangements. The plays
are entitled: Marriages are Made
in HeaVen-and Elsewhere; Sup
pressed Desires;" "Trifies."
Irish Literary Club: The program
of the Irish Literary Club will be
given this month in the hall of Divi-
F.! sion No. l at II South Seventh St.,
| Monday evening, March H. Mrs.
Teresa Jordan will read the paper of
| character and work of St. Patrick.
Church of the incarnation: A serv-
| ice flag bearing 95 stars, one of which
| is of golden hue, will be presented to
the parish of the Incarnation, Sunday
evening, March 10, at half past seven
| o'clock, Division No. 10 of the La
| dies Auxiliary of the A. O. H.. will
present the flag to the pastor, ReVer-
end J. M. Cleary. The parish hall will
be decorated for the occasion and a
| patriotic program has been arranged
| by Division No. 10.
Conferences of ST. Vincent de Paul:
| There will be q general meeting of
| the Conferences of st. Vincent de
| Paul, for the city of Minneapolis, on
| Sunday afternoon, March 10, at three
o'clock, at Incarnation parish school
hall. The members of all the Confer
ences in the city and their friends are
urged to attend this meeting 1t is
expected that the Very Rev. James G..
| Byrne, Vicar General, and the Rev j.
| NJ. Cleary will address the meeting.
| Church of ST. Clement: A Sacred
concert will be given i'll this church
Sunday evening, March 10. On this
occasion the large new pipe organ
recently Installed will be blessed and
dedicated. Mrs. Frank L. Hoffman,
the noted organist, will play a selec-
ton Of classic numbers. The vocal
solos will be rendered by Mrs. Jane
Holland Cameron, well known in Twin
City musical circles. Rev. C. f. Nc
Ginnis, Phi. d., will deliver a lecture
on The Catholic Church and Music.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
White Bear: st. Mary of the Lake
Auxiliary, Catholic branch of the Red
Cross, from December l to March l
made the following articles: 220 hos
pital shirts, 1876 draw sheets, 4S hos
pital bags, Is handkerchiefs, "a mis-
ccllaneOus articles, 81 sweaters, II
pairs Of socks and 80 pairs of wrist
let's. The auxiliary stopped work for
two weeks to save fuel. Mrs. j. V.
Edlund has made a sweater knitting
record, having made SO sweaters since
October 15., Mrs. Edlund makes a
sweater in 10 hours and 10 minutes.
| Waverly: The pupils of st. Mary's
parochial school rendered a beautiful
program Friday evening, March l, for
the purpose of procuring material TO-
the ST. Mary's Auxiliary of Red Cross.
and also for procuring Thrift Stamps
Rev. John Dunphy of ST. Thomas Col
lege, delivered masterful address On
Patriotism.
GraceviIIe: The local Red Gross
received last week the work done by
the St. Mary's Academy Auxiliary
The work was of such superior quail
i ity as to deserve special mention II
comprised 10 sweaters, eight pairs OF
wristlets and a helmet made by some
of the pupils at the academy under
the supervision of the Sisters OF st
Joseph. The work was all done out
side of the regular school hours.
The Knights of Columbus will ap
peal within a few weeks to the PEG
pie of Graceville and neighboring
towns, for funds in order to carry or
ithe great work, the order has under
taken for the moral and physical wei
fare of the boys who have been called
. to defend the honor of their country
New UIm: Red Cross activity is be
ing taken up enthusiastically amonG
. the children of Holy Trinity school
The children are real war workers am
, are becoming enthusiastic over get
ting every member of the school en-
rolled as Junior Red Cross members
Rev. r. Schlinkert and Sister HedWig
is addressed the children of the schoo
on Red Cross work one day recently