The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-17
MINNEAPOLIS.

atOry, st. Paul, next Sunday after
noon, May 10, at three o'clock.
MINNEAPOLIS.
| Catholic Red Cross: Workers in
the Catholic Central Red Cross sta
ton, of which Mrs. l.. S. Donaldson
! is chairman, seWed in the welfare
room of the L. S. Donaldson com
| pany, from A. VI. to 4 p. NJ, last
| Monday for the soldiers at General
Hospital No. 80 at Fort Smelling. The
women have been asked to make 1000
pillow slips for the hospital at once.
L. C. g. A.: St Margaret Branch
No. $40, Ladies Catholic Benevolent
Association, met last Wednesday at 2
P. NJ in the Knights of Columbus
Club rooms, 428 South Eighth street.
Officers elected at the April meeting
were installed as follows: Mrs.
James McElligott, President; Mrs.
Fred Milan, First Vice President;
Mrs. Sara McElligott, Second Vice
President; Mrs P. J. WiIlintz, Re
corder; Mrs. Justina Hogan, Financial
Secretary; Mrs. p. ]. Sheehan. Treas
urer; Mrs. J. w. Welch, Marshall
Mrs. J. Fettro, Guard; Mrs. Mary
Tracy and Mrs. A S. Dowdall Trus-
tees. Mrs. Mary Tracy, Past Presi-
dent, was the installing officer.
Soldier Welfare: Two hundred gal
Ions of ice cream refreshed the
threats of tired soldiers, sailors and
marines who took part in the parade
of welcome to the 151st Thursday
afternoon, May s, according to mem
bers of the Knights Of Columbus who
manned the good ship Casey the
Knights dispensary of goodies near
the parade. These 200 gallons were
distributed in some 5000 ice cream
cones Three thousand packages Of
cigarettes, 5000 packages of gum and
an equal quantity of chocolate bars
also were consumed. The delecta
bles were given away. Forty young
woman assisted in the distribution
passing between the ranks Of march
erS as they stood at ease on the pa
rade. Among those principally con
cerned with the successful venture Of
the Knights of Columbus were r. d
Brown, NJ. c.. Kelly, Fred +. Kelly, Ed
Loring, Joseph Hayes, John Cullen
= G.. H. Trudeau and Louis Fisher. The
| refreshments were particularly vel
/ coined by wounded soldiers from The
=, Fort Smelling hospital, who were
: served before the rest of the men il
< khaki.
> Church of ST. Bridget: A mission
2 will be opened on Sunday. June ], b.
Y Reverend Edward J. MullaIy, c.. S. p.
of Chicago.
Friends of Irish Freedom: A mas
meeting in the Minneapolis auditor
> iUm under the auspices Of the T. O
. 7. f. is fixed for Friday evening, Ma.
16, at a quarter past eight O'Clock
= Reverend JAS Grattan Mythen, o
1 Baltimore, d we'll known clergyman
of the Episcopalian church, will de
V liver the chief address on the Righ
! of Ireland to Self Determination
d Congressman Schall of Minneapoli
+ will preside. The object of the NEE
d ing is to acquaint the public with tn
d claims of Ireland, the Importance c
! those claims and the chief obstacl
endangering their success.
: ST. Margarets Academy: The graz
: uating exercises of the Commerce.
:, Department took place on Friday a
ternoon, May 9, at three Oclocl
Twenty-siX young women receive
t, diplomas. Reverend Michael Ryal
IT head of the Commercial Departmer
N l'of st. Thomas College, gave the a
a. dress to the graduates. An attrac
" i've program of choruses and instr
m mental selections was rendered in
IS pleasing manner The. natty ur
IS forms of the young ladies were COZ
lie pletely in keeping with the modes
of their department and were just OF
little touch of the refinement so the
ne oughly inculcated in st. Margaret
9, OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
9. Sbakcpee: The proposed improy
Id ments for the Church of st. Mark
r. clude: The replastering of the emit
er inside of the church: placing of thr
front entrances, with proper steps
same; erection of candelabrs
ee equipped with electric light. in t
DIS front of the church: enlargement a.
ng strengthening of the gallery; dee
in rating of all affairs, statues, and
of walls of the church, the decoratio
Ii to be of white and gold; installati
th of statuary stations; installing
lg. the very best art windows: INSTALL
he OF complete new pews, and hardwo
ar floors throughout. The improyemeI