Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-08

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residence OF Rev. Bernardo Arregui,
at "hich NUMBER of Spanish Basque
peopie were present, and at which the
provisions OF the proposed LEGISLATION
were explained. The meetinp adj
1ourned subject to call of the chair
man.
Beginning Thursday evening Feb.
6, and closing on Sunday afternoon.
feb. - spiritual retreat is being
conducted by Bishop German for the
pupils of st. Teresa's academy.
The Catholic woman's league will
meet In ST. Johns hall on Lincoln
pirthoay anniversary, Feb ~. There
VIII De a talk by Capt. Edgar Il. Haw-
ley ana Clement f. Drake, adjutant
OF the q. a. r. of Idaho, will give
personal "reminiscences of Lincoln.
Vloiln numbers by Miss Woodcock
ana group of songs by Mrs Fred
Rosene Will complete the program.
me hostesses of the day will be
Mesoames A. G. Marion, George
Meier, Anna M. Moody, H. o. Mott,
Anna McAtee, c. l.. McFarlane, J..
MCGUIRE and Mrs. Mcmillan of Pay
cite.
Children of the congregation be-
tween the ages of six and 16 will meet
at st. Johns hall at 2:30 o'clock to-
morrow under the auspices of the
children's committee of the c. w. L.
There will be a business meeting Of
| the Holy Angels and st. Aloysius So
cieties and a rehearsal of the pro-
&c..
On st. Valentines day, Feb. IA,
children of the parish will give an
| entertainment in st. Johns hall to
which grown-ups and children of the
parish are invited. The entire pro-
gram will be given by the children
under the direction of the children's
committee of the C. w. l.. There will
be refreshments and a small admis-
sion will be made.
The committee appointed to collect
and preserve data concerning partici-
patton by members of our congrega-
ton in war activities met at the
bishops residence Thursday, Feb. G.
Lewis c. Merrell chairman, presided.
Mrs. w. H. Cathcart Mrs. Helen NJ.
Blackinger and Mrs. II. r. Neitzel, of
the Catholic Womans league, and
John j, McCue, of the Boise Council
*. of c., were present. Methods of
collecting and preserving this data
for historical purposes were discussed
and the secretary of the committee
was instructed to request st. Johns
Altar society, ST. Rita's society, st.
Teresa's alumnae, st. Teresa's aca-
denny, the Holy Name society, st.
Joseph's school for boys. st. Alphon-
sus graduate nurses association, and
the children's committee of the c. w.
l.. each to send q delegate to the next
meeting of the Catholic war records
committee, which will be held at the
bishops residence at s o'clock We'd
nesday evening, Feb. IL. The war
records committee Is DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning information and photographs
from parents and relatives of soldiers
sailors, marines and nurses photo
graphs of all those connected with
local war activities, clippings from
newspapers, accounts of meetings in
which Catholics have taken a part,
and all other material information
which will one day be of value in fur
nshing historians of the war the data
which will tell of the noble efforts of
members of the Catholic church in
the U. S. A.
Boise council, Knights Of Columbus
held a short business meeting Tues
day evening, Feb. 4, after which the
knights entertained the men Of the
cathedral parish at st. Johns hall
Brother Charles p. Reddoch was the
chairman of the evening.
Brother Joseph V. Sweetman is at
St. Alphonsus hospital. Brother JOS
eph Curran has recently returned
from Camp Lewis.
At the meeting OF the Cathedral
Boy Scouts Monday evening, Feb g.
Lieutenant Edward p. Finegan con-
Quoted military drill work and taught
the boys some new games.
Beginning tomorrow class In
Christian doctrine will be conducted
at the common hall at Eagle. The
class will meet every Sunday after
noon at .: 80. The work Is under the
direction of Father Verhoeven. Misses
Ephelda Weddell and Irene LaSalle,
of st. Rita's society will be the in
structors.