The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-01-18


has its winters work pretty well
planned out In athletics the chief
attention will be given to basketball
, The Club has a senior and also jul.
nior club in the city leagues. and both
these teams will follow a good strong
schedule of league games. The sen.
iors will play the team of Dunwoody
Institute, Saturday evening, January
Is in ST. Stephens hall, Clinton ave-
nue. and Twenty-second street. An
other work which will occasion much
pleasant activity of the Club will be
the reception and entertainment of
the returning soldier boys.
Church of st. Lawrence: An cleo
trio sewing-lamp and large phono-
graph have been contributed to the
parish for the benefit of the bazaar to
be opened January a. These will be
SO offered as to give every one a
chance to win either one of them. The
ladies are making arrangements to
serve choice suppers every evening
of the bazaar.
Church of the lncarnation: The
Holy Hour will take place hereafter
every Thursday evening from eight
o'clock to nine. The new arrange
ment was begun on Thursday even
ing of last week and many took ad-
vantage of this richly indulgenced de-
vOtien.
The large pipe organ for the new
church has been shipped after many
long delays, and will soon be erected
in the organ loft. 1t will be one of
the finest organs in the city and will
be introduced to the public with a
sacred concert.
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.: A joint
installation of the officers of the ten
divisions of Hennepin county took
place in Workman's Hall, on Seventh
street, Monday evening, January IS.
The county president, Mrs. Anna Bry-
ant, presided. The state officers were
present and added much to the i'm
pressiveness of the beautiful cere-
mony. The Auxiliary presented Mrs
Bryant with rug as a token of the
esteem which the members have for
her and for her enthusiastic and tact
full work for the organization. The
county board last week voted $25 to-
ward the vestment fund for replacing
the vestments lost in the recent Du-
luth fire.
Seton Guild: Glasses for the Sec
ond semester will be conducted by
the Guild at 218 South Fourth street
as follows:
Monday, 7:3O-Choral Club. Now
preparing to present "The Rivals"
Professor Sydney H. Morse, Director.
Terms-Membershi card. Regis
tration still open.
X Tuesday, 7:30-French. Terms, 10
cents a lesson. Miss Ethel Elliott,
teacher
Wednesday, 7:30-Membership Com
mittee Meeting jointly with Commun-
ity Captains.
Wednesday, 8:00-Swimming. Uni
versity Swimming Pool. Professor
Foster, instructor.
Thursday, 7:30-China Painting.
Miss Edith Jones, teacher. Terms, Is
cents a lesson.
Thursday, 7:30-Millinery. Making
wire frames, trimming hats, spring
models. Terms, 10 cents lesson.
Friday, 6:30-Dramatic Art; Elk
preston and Coaching in Plays.
Terms, $3.50; terms Of ten lessons.
Miss Sarah Foley.
Friday, 7:30-Current Events. A
course of ten lessons will be given in
this class after which credits will be
awarded to those satisfactorily pass.
ing examination. Peace Conference
will be subject of first lesson.
Friday, 7:30- Gymnasium, Clay
School,
Membership in Seton Guild, $1.OO a
year. Junior membership for girls
under sixteen, so cents year. Mem
bership card will give the holder an
opportunity to take advantage of class
work.
A series of lectures by educators is
being arranged to be given in the
Guild. I'D
Church of st. Thomas: St. Thomas
Catholic Red Cross station will be re
leased from service February 1, wher
it will have finished all Red Cross gar
ments on hand. The holiday recess
was over last week and every Tues
day will be work day. During the rush
of surgical dressing making, the sta
ton was. open two days every week
Work hours are from 10 to p. m. Mrs
j. T. Mahoney is director.
St. Thomas Red Cross station wa.
| one of the first stations organized il
Minneapolis and through the work o
it's former pastor, Rev. M. O'Brien
who is now stationed at St. Peter
Mimi, it had machinery in operation
for every detail of work which tn
Red Cross needed This station ais,
was used as model for organizer
of Red Cross stations.
League Of Catholic Women: TIL
regular monthly meeting of the Mir
neapoliS League of Catholic Womel