The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-04-27

annual election of officers and the fol-
lowing were unanimously elected:
President, Mrs. P ]. Sheehan; First
Vice-President, Mrs. Della Dickinson;
Second Fice-President, Mrs. Jas. Nc
Elligott; Treasurer, Mrs. Harry Rit-
eel; Financial Secretary, Mrs. Justina
Hogan; Recording Secretary, Mrs.
Fred Milan; Marshal, Mrs. Harriet
McShane; Guard, Mrs. Maud Laughlin.
Branch No. $40 meets the second
Wednesday of each month, and all the
members are requested to attend the
installation at the next meeting, on
May 8.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
Maple Lake: Tuesday afternoon,
April 16, the w. G. o. F. held their
installation of officers. The following
officers were installed: Chief ranger,
Mrs. Aug. Happe; vice chief ranger,
Mrs. Jas. Nugent; treasurer, Carrie
Kotilinek; secretary Mrs. Timothy
Cavanaugh; financial secretary, Mrs.
John Roehrenback.
The Knights of Columbus War Fund
drive was opened at Maple Lake on
Sunday, April IA, when Rev. T. Moore
preached the sermons at both Masses
in the Church of st. Timothy. A col
lection was taken up which amounted
to $1,000; there was also a collection
made at the Chatham Church amount
tn Of Nor
Lake responded most generously for
this noble cause.
FarbauIt: At a regular monthly
meeting of Faribault Council, Knights
of Columbus, held Tuesday evening,
secretary of the council, announced
| that he had forwarded to the secre
| tary of the Knights of Columbus War
Fund $4,000, and that additional
amounts would soon be RENTED. This
money will be expended for the well
fare of all soldiers and sailors in
camp here and abroad.
GracevIIe: Under the auspices of
the local K. of G. council a play was
the war fund. The play was, ''Tomp-
kin's Hired Man." and was staged by
the young people of Barry. The pro-
ceeds netted one hundred dollars.
! New Um: st. Patrick's Council,
K of c., will give grand social on
Saturday, May 4. The proceeds will
be turned over to the local Red Cross
chapter.
ST. Joseph's Society of this city has
purchased Liberty Bonds of the third
issue to- the amount of $1,000.
AIbertviIIe: The four Catholic So
cieties of the parish of st. Albert, of
which the Rev. P. Bour, o. M. l., is
pastor, organized last Sunday joint
social for the K. C. War Fund. The
attendance was the best ever wit
! / messed here, the big school hall being
} for the first time too small for the
cheerful crowd. A check for $500 was
sent the following day to headquar
J tiers.
Shakopee: A large audience as
sembled at the opera house Sunday
afternoon, April IA, and listened to q
splendid program arranged in honor
: of the K. of G. service flag celebration
Shakopee Council, K. of c., has twenty
: of it's younger members in the service
/ of the. government at the present
, time. Music by the Mandolin Orches
Z ira opened the program and was fol
: lowed by the singing of 'The Stal
, Spangled Banner" by the audience
: C. j. Strunk, master of ceremonies
then read the roll of honor compris
ing the young men in service. Rev
+ M. Saws gave splendid talk on PA
!, triotism and Christian Citizenship,
l. and Messrs. Geo. Vierling, Carl Lin
n hoff, Harris DeMers and Carl Hart
mann of st. Mary's Church choir sang
Q Hon. ]. A. Collier spoke on War AC
4 tivities of the Knights of Columbu
q at Home and Abroad" touching OF
, the terrific struggle now going on i
9 way that brought frequent outburst
4 of applause from his hearers. Othe
v numbers on the program we're chol
) us by the young ladies of the La
/ alot Club, selection by the Mandoli
q Orchestra, and vocal solos by Mis-
Katherine Herold The program
closed with the singing of America
by the audience.
Ie Anoka: Last week at meeting {
q the Catholic Women's Guild of Anok;
n Mrs. Grace Gum and Mrs. A. S. Dow
n dali, of Minneapolis League of Gait
Is Ollie Women, addressed the member
II Mrs. Gum explained the work whic
id is being done by the Catholic wome
O. of Minneapolis in various war activ
lel ties, and especially the success of til
at Catholic women in Red Cross wo1
I'd at the central station. Mrs. DAM
d. Coonan, organizer for the Northel
Division of the Red Cross, gave
" forceful address on the Third Liberl
is Loan