The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-01-25

Among the members of the Legislative,
committee Mr.. John @. Juenemann, o
the German Catholic Aid Association
was appointed.
Guild of Catholic Women: Two
| thousand new members in two weeks
| is the goal set by the Guild of Catho
lie Women in the big membership
| drive, which begins Monday, January
q. The preliminary work for the cam
paign is under way this week. Each
parish chairman will call meeting
at her home to plan the respective
drives. During the last week of Jan
uary and the first week of February
committee members will make house
toulouse canvass of women members
of the parish, explaining the purpose
of the Guild and soliciting pledges for
membership. Mrs. R. A. Walsh, presi'
dent of the Guild, is heading the cam
paign. Following are the parish chair
men: Cathedral, Mrs C. J. A. Young;
bert, Mrs. J. Lang; st. Agnes, Mrs. F.
Newell; st. Andrews, Mrs. William
Boerringer; st. Bernard, Mrs. G. Schil-
Ter; Blessed Sacrament, Mrs. ]. Fitz-
gerald; Holy Redeemer, Mrs. M. j.
Friediani; ST. Casimir, Miss Anna
Rose; st. Cecilia, Mrs. L. F. Kennedy;
St. Columbia, Mrs. William Wright;
st. Francis de Sales, Mrs. M. Fried
man; st. James, Mrs. NJ. c. Doody;
st. John, Mrs. R. Slater; st. Louis,
Mrs. A. Moosbrugger; st. Luke, Mrs.
F. S. Weidenborner; st. Mary, Miss
Katherine Kelly; st. Mark, Mrs. P. J.
Flynn; st. Matthew, Miss Irma Just;
st. Michael, Mrs. E. Meier; st. Pat
rick, Miss E. McManus; st. Stanislaus,
Mrs. J. Kadelac; Sacred Heart, Mrs. j.
Marzolf; St. Vincent, Mrs. M. Martens.
A general meeting to perfect the final
plans for the drive will be held in the
children's auditorium of the Public
Library at 2:3O P. NJ Saturday, JAN
uary 25.
The Juvenile Court Department Of
the Guild met last Thursday at 2:30
P. NJ, at Field and Schlick's tea rooms.
Christ Child Society: For the bene-
fit of the Christ Child Settlement
house, members of the society gave a
prettily appointed silver tea last Mon
day. afternoon, at the home of Mrs.
H. T. Quinlan, 542 Ashland avenue.
The program was given by Mrs. Am
brose Whaley, who sang group OF
songs, Miss Helen Lucille Dearborn in
a group of piano numbers; Miss Stella
Marie McKeon appeared in an inter-
pretive number and Miss Clara Ehr-
manntraut gave a group of readings.
The tea was also continued in the
evening. when a program was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Whitaker,
vocalists; Miss Helen Caulfield, plan
list: Miss Helen Dore, reader, and Miss
Mildred Schroth.
Church of st. Mary: Following are
the names of the parish chairmen ap-
pointed to work in cooperation with
the Diocesan Committee OF the Nation
al Catholic War Council: organization,
John S. Mullane; publicity, Frank j.
He'll; speakers, John F. Collins; vic
tory boys, James A. WEIGH; victory
girls, Mrs. ]. E. O'Brien; industrial,
Stephen Daily.
Church of ST. Mark: Frank L. Mad
den was elected president of the Mems
club of st. Mary's Church at meeting
held at the club rooms, Moore and
Dayton avenues, last Monday night.
Other officers chosen were: Henry
Nicolin, Jr, vice president; Thomas
Quinn, secretary; ]. W. Moore, finan-
cial secretary; P. J. Schultz, treasur-
er. A smoke and social evening fol-
lowed the election.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Pro-cathedraI Of st. Mary: The re-