The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-22
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Pro-CathedraI of st. Mary: The
women of the Rosary Society are
making preparations for an entertain
ment in honor of the returned soldiers
and sailors of the parish. The date of
the program has been fixed for March
the 3.
A mission by the Dominican Fathers
will be given late in March.
League of Catholic Women: There
was a general meeting of the League,
at their club rooms on Marquette Ave
nue., last Monday afternoon The pres
ident, Miss Mary Chute, presided A
large number of ladies assembled to
hear the annual reports of the various
departments and to listen to spe-
cially prepared program. Mr.. Arthur
H. Taylor, executive secretary Chill
dren's Protective Society, spoke on
work in the juvenile court. Miss Lora
Sulsdorf gave group of songs which
evoked appreciative applause. Rev.
! Charles F. McGinnis, PHI. D., spoke on
the Work of the Holy Father for
| Peace During the Past Four Years.
| The closing address was given by the
| spiritual director, Rev. Thomas E. Cul-
len, who made a strong plea for the
recognition of the league of nations.
St. Vincent de Paul Society: A
meeting of all the Conferences of the
st. Vincent de Paul Society in the
city of Minneapolis will be held in
the school hall of st. Anthony of
Padua parish on Sunday, February %,
at three o'clock in the afternoon.
Friends of the society are invited to
attend.
Church of st. Stephen: On Tuesday
evening, February 20, social will be
given in the parish auditorium under
the auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary
A. o. H. No. 6. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged. The social
given on Lincoln's birthday, Wednes-
day evening, February -, was under
the auspices of the Young Ladies'
Sodality and fine attendance showed
the widespread interest in the work
of the young women of the parish.
Irish History Club: The Irish His
tory Club of the Ladies' Auxiliary A
o. H. of Hennepin County will resume
their regular meetings on Tuesday
evening, February %, when the club
will be the guest of Division No. 8
will no hold in tho n
U. W. Hall, II South Seventh
street. Mrs. Daniel Coonan will speak
on Reconstruction" The new presi
dent of the club is Mrs. T. Connolly.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. Q. H.: The
Hennepin county president, Mrs. Anna
Bryant, entertained at her home, 3414
Gerard avenue South, last Monday
evening for the benefit of Division
No. 10. The sixty-five guests who at
tended filled the modest but room!
hohae of the county president to it,
limit of comfort; but no one found !;
dull moment throughout the evening
The social added a handsome sum t,
the treasury of the youngest division
: of Minneapolis and was one of TIL
| pleasantest social gatherings of tn
|, winter, gs
Church of the lncarnaton: TIL
Mems Club will give the last of thei
, series of socials Friday evening, Eel
, ruary %, in the parish hall. TIL
series which began several months ag
) has been altogether successful fror
) every point of view. Financially the
: have helped the club to pay all it
{ own expenses, to print and circulat
the illustrated annual report of tn
parish, and to add $500 to the paris
. treasury. Socially they have been,
: possible, a still more gratifying su,
cess. These gatherings have brougf
together the various elements of tn
: parish in the pleasantest and mos
: harmonious social relations. Ne
Y parishioners have found it easy
. meet one another, and to become a.
: quainted with the older members; tn
E business men of the parish have bee
lsurprised and gratified to find no