The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-26


OF public speaking of the college. The
production was under the direction OF
Prof D. Jameson and was made as
a benefit for athletics at the college.
The piece was repeated on Wednesday
night.
Saint Vincent de Paul: copy of
the appeal for offerings from the
Catholics of St Paul in aid of the St.
Vincent de Paul work in Europe, as
presented by The Catholic Bulletin
last week, has been sent to every
pastor in the city and to the officers
Of the different conferences Of the So
ciety. This appeal includes Arch
bishop Dowlings warmly expressed
hope that handsome sum may be
realized. 1t should be borne in mind
that a sum really insignificant, if con-
tributed by every Catholic we'll able
to it, would result in most credible
total-many can contribute large
check. many others. checks in small
er amounts. These may be sent to
the President Of the Particular Coun-
ell, Mr. James c. Nolan, POS Wilder
Bldg.
War Camp Community Service:
The War Camp Community Service
extends an invitation to the Catholic
Auxiliary Of the War Camp Commun-
ity Service to attend a tea to be given
at the Girls Club, PAP Market Street,
Tuesday afternoon, April 20, from 3
to } o'clock. The parish chairmen and
the committee are invited.
The Catholic Auxiliary will hold a
meeting at the Knights OF Columbus
Hall, Monday afternoon, April %, at
800 The parish chairmen and their
committee, and the chairmen OF or
sanitation that are affiliated with the
Catholic Auxiliary and their commit
tee, are asked to be present as bust
ness of Importance is to be discussed
Mrs p J. Gallagher, Of the Catholic
Auxiliary of the War Camp Commun-
ity Service, has been appointed a
member of the reception committee
for the Rainbow Division.
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ST. Clara Alumnae: The Minnesota
Chapter of the St Clara College
Alumnae association of SinsinaWa,
Wis, will give a silver tea, Saturday.
MAY >, at the home of Mrs. W. P.
Kenney, SOL Lincoln avenue. This
affair was postponed from April %.
The proceeds will be devoted to the
building fund which the alumnae have
started as contribution to the new
college to be erected in Chicago.
Women who are making arrange
ments for the tea include Mrs. E. Vim
cent Kenney and the Misses Eileen
and Esther O'HallOran Of this city;
Mesdames G. L. Raymond, Charles
Treacy. Anna Bristol, 2. McDonough
and the Misses Clara, beatrice and
Grace Gleason of Minneapolis and
Mrs. J. j. Grathwol, St. Adams bay,
Lake Minnetonka. The Minnesota
chapter has 10 members, eighty-three
OF whom reside in the Twin Cities.
The officers include: President, Mrs.
Grathwol; treasurer, Mrs. TreaCey,
and secretary, Miss Clara Gleason
Miss Gleason is urging girls who have
attended St Clara college, SinsinaWa
Wis, and who have not affiliated them
selves with the Minnesota branch tC
send their names to her at 2617 Six
teenth avenue south, Minneapolis.
Catholic Infant Home: At the an
nual meeting of officers of the sus
rJ Of ba I,
Ollie Infant Home Of the Guild Of Cath
olic Women, held last Tuesday III the
guild rooms of the Wilder building
the following women were elected:
Mrs. NJ. j. AIcFadden, Vice chair
man: Mrs. p Bradley, treasurer; Mrs
F. I. Keenan,, secretary; Mrs. Johr
Mcclure, auditor. The directors are
Mines. Stephen Melady, Frank Whit
more, T. II. Wallace and Mrs NJ.
Reardon Chairmen of committees
are Mrs. +. NJ. Burns, child welfare
Mrs. T. F. NaughtOn, women's wei
fare; Mrs. T. II. Wallace, house; Mrs
NJ J. Reardon, purchasing; Mrs. A. J
Marley. sewing; Mrs. H. Yoerg, sc
cial, and Mrs. William Hickey, SAM
tation.
The officers of the sewing depar
ment are Mrs Katherine Bowe, chair
man; Mrs. Robert Slater, vice chair
man; Miss Helen O'Connell, secrt
tary: Mrs. H. McGonigal, treasures
and Mrs. D. II. Michaud, purchasin
agent
The result of the election for tn
relief department was Mrs. Thoma
Kerker, chairman; Mrs William Tan
borina, vice chairman; Mrs. Charlie
Schiller, secretary, and Mrs. A.
Moosbrugger, treasurer.
The Catholic Infant Home filed i
corporation articles in the Office
julius A. Schmahf, secretary of stat
yesterday.
The incorporators and directors i
clude many prominent Cathol
women of Minneapolis and st. PAT
Mrs. Anna Bristol and Mrs. Horat
b. Sweetser, both of Minneapolis, a
president and secretary, respectivel
and Mrs Michael J. McFadden al
Mrs. Eugene T. Villaume, both of
Paul, are vice president and trea
urer.
Church of ST. Mary: The Mo
Reverend Archbishop Bowling W
preach in the Church of St Mar