The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10
Treasurer; Catherine Warwick, Sarah
Harry, Nora Mcmahon, Trustees;
Mary Tracy, Mary Gaffney, Conduc-
tors; Mary Salera, Inner Sentinel;
Teresa Campon, Outer Sentinel.

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| Smelling Soldiers: Last Wednesday
the members of the Cathedral parish
were hosts to the conyalescent sol
diers at Fort Smelling. More than one
hundred soldiers were given an auto
ride through the Twin Cities, visiting
the various points of interest. About
fifty machines took part in the outing
On Wednesday afternoon, May IA
the parish of st. Agnes will send 9
committee with autos to take the sol
diers on a tour for the afternoon
A. o. H.: On Sunday, May IS, at
2:30 p. m, meeting will be held
in the Auditorium under the auspices
of the Hibernians and the Friends of
Irish Freedom. A lecture on the Irish
question will be given and Ireland's
cause discussed.
A preliminary meeting to arrange
for this affair will be held in Hiber.
MAN Hall next Sunday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock All persons interested
are invited to attend
Guild of Catholic Women: The
first social event, as well as the first
meeting of the new club year of the
Guild, was the reception held at 2:30
| p. NJ. last Monday in the Palm Room
at The Saint Paul, at which time
Archbishop Austin Bowling was guest
of honor and gave an interesting talk.
Mrs. r. A. Walsh, the retiring pres
ident, introduced the new president,
! Mrs. Pierce Butler, who was elected
to the presidency at the annual meet
! ing held April I.
After the reading OF one annual re-
port, to which the chairmen of all
the departments and standing COM
mittees contributed their share, Miss
Mary Jane Leonard gave group of
readings, accompanied by Mrs. Frank
Hoffman.
Copies of the biennial report of the
Guild were distributed at the recep-
| ton. The Papal Benediction marks
i the second leaflet of the book, which
| contains complete reports from all
| the officers for the two years work,
as we'll as illustrations of the Catho-
| lie Infant Home on Dale and ROndo
streets, and the Catholic Guild Hall.
| Mrs. George W. Grandstrom, chair
man Of the social committee, and Mrs.
F. NJ. Van Valkenberg. chairman of
the house committee, had charge of
the refreshments at the reception.
! They We're assisted by the members
of their committees.
| At the annual meetings of the
! Civics, Juvenile Court and Infant
Home departments, which were held
last week, the following officers were
elected: Civics Department, Mrs. ].
| T. Lynch, chairman; Mrs. J. J. Kenna,
vice chairman; Mrs. D. J. Sullivan
| secretary, and Mrs. Edward Slater,
treasurer. Juvenile Court, Miss Helen
Mcbride, chairman; Mrs. Louis Eber-
| hart, vice chairman; Mrs. T. w. Ham
ilton, secretary, and Miss Margaret
Butler, treasurer. Infant Home, Mrs
| H. NJ. SweetseT, Minneapolis, chair
man, and Mrs. NJ. ]. McFadden, ST.
Paul vice chairman.
The Guild of Catholic Women is
planning to participate in the Field
Day exercises, May Il, at Fort Smell
ing. Members will donate refresh
ments and will assist in serving
Mrs. NJ Kastner will have charge of
the refreshment booth.
Church of ST. Bernard: The St.
Bernard Dramatic Club will present
the drama, Dust of the Earth" in the
parish hall, Alhemarle and Geranium
streets, on the evenings of May Is
and %. The performance will start
promptly at SIS. Reservations for
seats can be made with Miss Cattle
rine Poetz, 1141 Albemarle street;
Cedar 1920.
Church of ST. John: St Johns Sol
diers' and Sailors Club, known as
ST. Johns Service Club, held a very
interesting meeting last Monday even
ing with entertainment afterwards
This club was organized a year ago
and a service flag with 220 stars and
two Red Crosses was dedicated on
Sunday, August u, 1918, with very
impressive ceremony. The flag now
has four gold stars. The club is plan
ming a banquet and social time for the
boys on their return, which will prob
ably be in September, and a royal wei
come will be given them. The clut
meets on the first and third Monday
of each month in the library hall oil
st. Johns school, corner of Fifth anC
Forest streets. All members of the
parish and friends of the boys are in
vited to attend.
Church of St. Augustine: The mis-
: sion given in the Church of st. Angus
tine, South ST. Paul, last week wa!
the most successful ever held in thi:
parish. The exercises were under thu
!, direction of Father Isidore, Passion
! list Father from Chicago. The reve1
" end speaker is well known as one 0
: the most noted missionaries in thi
: country. His unique method of pre-
senting the various themes dealin
O with the great problems of our re
O ligion left deep and. it is to b
II hoped abiding impression upon all hi
! hearers. Not only the people but We
J. rious members of the clergy who lis
tened to his sermon on He'll de