The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-01-19

/ prSSlueHC, margaret Lacy, fecOTuluS
secretary; Mary Mathison, treasurer;
Elizabeth Byrnes, financial secretary;
Mary G. Burns, mistress-at-arms; Ger
trude Smith, sentinel; Blanche Far
mer, insurance secretary; Minnie
Brophy, chairman of standing COM
mittee;, Nellie Japs, Mary Fox and
Mary. Burns compose the auditing
committee; DR.. j. NJ. Fox and DR..
Oberg, examining physicians, Gertrude
Smith, head of sick committee.
League of Catholic Women: Miss
Sydney E. Book, supervisor of activi-
ties of women and children under the
Recreation Commission of Detroit,
gave an interesting talk on Commun-
fty Recreation, at tile meeting of the
| Minneapolis Federation of Settle
ments held on Monday evening, Janu-
airy IA, at eight o'clock at the Mar
1 garet Barry Settlement House.
Division No. 8 A. o. H.: Division
No. 3, A. o. H., which meets at A. O..
| u. w. hall, 80 East Hennepin ave-
| nue., has elected the following staff
of officers for the ensuing year: Pres
ident, John f. Walsh, $40 University
Ave. n E.; vice-president, Edw. Har-
/ rigan, Gil N. E. Broadway; recording
secretary, A. E. Cramsie, SAB Polk st.
| N. E.; treasurer, John Kilroe; 2218
Second ST.. N. E.; financial insurance
secretary, F. E. Styles, 731 Jefferson
st. n. E.; examining physicians, DR..
r. P. O'Brien, Syndicate block; DR..
&c. A. Lapierre, 3O1 East Hennepin
Jeffries, 416 Eighth Ave. n. E. Re-
| ports of the retiring officers showed
that the progress made during the
| past year has been satisfactory, and
that the general condition of the di-
vision is excellent.
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O.. H.: Tues
day evening, January 8, Division No
1, Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H., in
stalled the new officers. The cere-
lmony of installation was performed
by the divisions own team. During
The past year the division has con-
Quoted a contest between two groups
Of its members, having for its object
the recruiting of new accession to it's
ranks. One group was headed by
Mrs. Dickinson and the other by Miss
Marie Murphy. Mrs. Dickinson's
band won over that of Miss Murphy,
the former being credited with thirty
five, ard the latter, thirty-four initi-
ations. The losing company had to
Lpay the penalty by providing lunch
con for the visitors, and they came
forward with luncheon that was
limited only by the requirements of
the Hoover regulations. Miss Agnes
Mullen, the retiring treasurer, was
| the REGIMENT of a handsome Bible.
The address of presentation was de-
livered by County President Mrs.
Anna K. Bryant. A check of $25 to
the knights of Columbus Welfare
fund was contributed by the division.
Grand Knight Joseph L. Murphy, in
response to a general call, gave an
informal talk on the campaign of the
i Knights. All of the local branches Of
the Auxiliary were represented by
good-sized delegations.
/ Church of ST. Stephen: The lecture
on Russia and it's Peoples" by George
Benson Hewetson was delivered last
Sunday evening in the school auditors
UNI in the presence of a large audience
who followed the word painting of the
lecturer with close attention. Owing
to mishap to the stereopt1con, Mr.
Hewetson was unable to use his ex
, tensiVe series of slides but the ap
, plauSe of the people and their fire.
quent comments at the close of the
lecture indicated how thoroughly en-
joyable the lecture was. The speaker
however, volunteered to return at an
early date to enable the people of st
Stephens to enjoy his wonderful
!, views of Russian and Siberian life
Mr.. Hewetson left the city last Tues
day for lecture tour through south
ern Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois.
Church of st. Lawrence: A Rec
Cross unit was organized on Thurs
day, December 13, at the home of the
Misses Chute, 1924 University ave
: nue., S. E., and is known as the st
> Lawrence Church Station. The mem
: bers of the class are from the parish
of st. Lawrence and form a very ener
getic and enthusiastic group. Thu
third floor of the Chute residence hal
i been given over to the work and il
equipped with five machines.
There has been an average attend
! ance of twenty-six women at tn
S meetings up to the present time. Mus
!. lin shirts and muslin bandages ar
Y being made and there is also a elias
n in knitting. Mines. ]. T. Mahoney
: G.. L. Dutton and H. L. Ritzel, fror
v the st. Thomas station assisted i
3 starting the work The sewing ha
b been inspected and approved by Mrs
q Nicholson of the Red Cross Headqual
q tiers and the knitting by Mrs. Georg
d Lane, of the IA adquarters.
Fifty young men from the parish {
st. Lawrence have gone into the di
! ferent divisions of the army. Man
! of the members of the st. LaWrene
i Red Cross center have sons in tn
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