The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-31

Jr., and Mr.. j. A. Willwerscheid are
chairmen of the parish.
Arrangements have been made to
provide a weekly entertainment for
the nurses at the fort. The parish OF
ST. Luke will have charge of the enter
tainment on Thursday, June s. A
lawn party will be given at the home
of Mrs. H. CARING at which the young
ladies of the parish will assist
w. c. o. F.: The Woman's Catho-
lie Order of Foresters gave a recep-
ton at the Saint Paul Hotel last
| Wednesday evening for Mrs. r. d.
Rittman, High Chief Ranger of the
| order.
Guild of Catholic Women; In honor
of the newly elected president OF the
Guild, Mrs. Pierce Butler, members Of
| the Civics Department of the Guild
! held its regular meeting Thursday,
| May %, in the form of a luncheon at
| F'ield-Schlick's tea rooms. Mrs. J. f..
I<N hCn tlICtll llIdIl VI TIC ItlDul tllIN II
presided. Mrs. William J. Logue read
| the annual report.
IT has been decided by the mem
bership committee of the Guild to
continue its work during the sum
mer months Mrs. r. A. Walsh, Mrs.
J. i. Foley, Mrs. T. d. Shannon, Mrs.
d. +. Hamilton, Mrs. J. II. Russell
Mrs c. A, Vasaley, Mrs. O. II. O'Neill
Mrs H. A. Stone and Mrs +. J. Clasen
comprise the committee.
The membership committee will
have charge of the distribution of the
Year Book, the first copies of which
were given out at the annual meet
ing and reception of the Guild at the
Saint Paul, May 5.
Mrs. R. A. Walsh was appointed as
a delegate to the fOrty-siXth annual
conference of social workers held at
Atlantic City this week
The executive board of the Guild
met at 1890 A. NJ. Thursday, May 80,
in the Guild rooms, Wilder building
This was the last regular board meet
ing until September
The Biennial Report forms cred
liable booklet of 55 pages. Each de-
partment of the Guild is well repre-
sented by a most praiSeWOrthy show
ing of work accomplished and of finan-
cial prosperity. A complete roster of
members adds greatly to the practical
usefulness of the book.
Church of ST. Mary: The annual
entertainment given by the pupils Of
st. Mary's school on Monday evening
was a wonderful success from the
point Of view of attendance and of
artistic merit The hall was filled to
overlooking with people of the parish
and their friends whose presence in
such large numbers indicated lively
interest in the welfare of the school
and gave encouragement to the pupils.
The st. Thomas College orchestra
played the opening number of the pro-
gram and rendered several other Sc
| lections during the evening which
were thoroughly appreciated by the
audience The children, from babies
to seniors, who took part in the eXer-
| ciseS showed evidence of careful train
ing on the part of the Sisters of St
! Joseph who have charge of the school
and, as individuals and groups, sus
tanned the deservedly high reputation
of the school for entertainment of eX
ceptional merit.
The program was brought to a close
with comedy in three acts, entitled
The Thirteenth Star" in which the
following girls took part: Thelma
Langan, Isabelle Arnold, Gladys Samp
son, Vera Burkholz. Anah Campbell
Mary Miner, Vivian Mcneil Agnes
Mcneil and Helen Smith Miss Elsie
NJ Shave played the accompaniment
On the previous Sunday afternoon
a matinee performance was given fo1
the children of the parish and thel
friends at which also the audience
established new record.
Last Thursday evening the girl
who took part in The Thirteenth
Star" were entertained at dinner a
the Emporium tea rooms. They Wer
in charge of Miss Madeleine Ryan an
Miss Abbie Miner.
Next Sunday the Rev. c, Arthu
Mcleod, Chaplain at Fort Smelling
will preach at the half past ten o'cloC
Mass in St Mary's Church
Church of ST. James: The S
James Church Dramatic Club wi
give a minstrel and vaudeville sho'
: June 2 in the school hall. View an
: Randolph streets.
Church of st. Mark: officers of S
Marks Mems Club were elected {
:, the annual meeting held at the s.
: ciety'S club rooms, Monday evenln
May 10. The election was followed b
u a smoker and buffet luncheon TT
d newly elected officers are Charlie
; Schrantz, president; John Kennel
| vice president; Thomas Quinn, seer
tary, and c.. e. Pardo, treasurer.
The final event of the year w;
n given May % in the form of a socl
le gathering at the Knights of Colul
D. bus hall.