The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-03-29
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

War Camp Auxiliary: a meeting Of
the board members and parish CHAIR
man of the Catholic Auxiliary OF the
War Camp Community Service was
held on Thursday, March 27, at Field
Schlick's tea rooms. Plans for the
entertainment and welfare of the
soldiers at Fort Smelling were dis
cussed. Mr.. Charles ]. Cunningham,
Secretary of the Knights of Column
bus, addressed the Board.
St. Columbian Mission: The St.
Columbian Mission Circle in conjunc-
ton with the Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Ancient Order of Hibernians gave a
program of songs, readings and other
features Thursday evening, March 20,
at Hibernian hall. Rev. c. F. Cremin
of st. Paul seminary gave talk on
Irish folk lore. Others on the pro-
gram were Misses Mary White, Flor
ence O'Reilly, Mary Tierney, Cecilia
Mangan, Susan Clark, Susan Moore,
Katherine OLSEN, Leona Cellar, Vim
cent Bowling, E. McElroy and I. Cum
ningham.
Church Of ST. Luke: Prizes for
posters drawn by children of public
and parochial schools, in advertising
library week, we're awarded on March
10 by board of judges consisting Of
George Resler, George Buckbee and
Sister Marie Theresa of ST. Gather
ines college. Robert Melady and
Gertrude Keenan,, both of st. Luke's
school. won first and second prizes of
SIS and 81 offered by the Guild of
Catholic Women. Leona Albachten,
also of st. Luke's school, was given
honorable mention.
Mgr. Robert Hugh Benson's sacred
drama, The Upper Room, will be given
in the knights of Columbus Hall I'M
der the auspices of the parish Of ST.
Luke Several performances will be
presented. The dates are Sunday
night, March 80; Thursday afternoon
at o'clock, April 3; Sunday afternoon
at o'clock, April 6; Thursday night,
April 10.
A. o. II. No. 4: Division No. 4, An
cient Order of Hibernians Of Ramsey
County, held it's regular semi-monthly
meeting last Monday evening at Hiber'
MAN Halls. President P. J. Byrne pre-
sided. The Chaplain, Rev. ]. F. Cas-
sidy, gave an interesting talk ON the
aims and objects of the Friends OF
Irish Freedom and urged all members
of the Order to become affiliated with
that organization.
A very earnest and interesting dis
cussion was INDUCED in by the mem
bers upon the question of Self-Determi
nation for Ireland, and the following
resolutions were introduced and adopt
ed: ...... -.. -..r
Whereas, The Irish people have
never surrendered their right to ma
tional independence and have in re
cent days through the official represen
tatives of the nation declared for az
independent republic, and
Whereas, The delegates of the pow
ers at the Peace Conference nave I'm
dertaken to establish peace that il
to be based on justice for all nations
and
Whereas, Such peace can neVe
be realized if the dark spectre OF al
enslaved Ireland defiles the face OF thu
world, therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the members o
the Ancient Order of Hibernians, a
American citizens condemn the forma
ton of any league of nations by tn
said Conference which does not en-
brace the Irish nation as an independ
ent nation enjoying unfettered free
dom.
Tabernacle Society: The regula
monthly meeting was held on Frida!
March %, at 2 p. m, in the Roya
Arcanum halls, Lowry building. Rev
J. C. OHara, assistant pastor OF TIL
Church of st. Stephen, Minneapolis
addressed the meeting.