The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-11-06
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL.
Guild of Catholic Women: The reg
ular meeting of the Guild Of Catholic
Women was held last Monday at $50
P. M. in the auditorium of the Wilder
building. Besides the reading OF re-
ports there was group of songs by
Miss Esther O'Connor and paper on
Social Centers" by Mrs. H. 7. Quin
Ian.
X. of c.; open House" was observ-
ed at knights of Columbus building
last Tuesday evening. Election re-
turns were received and there was an
eral informal evening with refresh
ments for wives and families of mem
bers Hosts were st. Paul Council No.
379 Preceding the open house meet
ing of the Council was held at P. NJ,
at which time a class of 35 candidates
was Initiated into the first degree.
Church of st. John: A bazaar will
be held in this parish on November
f.,
Sewing Circle have charge of the ar
rangements One of the features of
the bazaar will be a cash prize of one
hundred dollars which will be given
away.
Church of St. Luke: The regular
monthly meeting of the Blessed Virgin
Sodality will be held in the church sa-
cristy on Tuesday evening, November
9. Plans will be outlined for the part
which the young ladies of the parish
will take in the bazaar to be held the
latter part of the month under the
auspices of the parish organization for
the benefit of the building fund Miss
Stasia Egan is Chairman of the So
>dality committee.
MINNEAPOLIS.
LEAGUE of Catholic Women: Mem
bers of the Minneapolis League OF
Catholic Women took part in the re-
ception to honor Mrs. T. G. Winter on
Friday at g p. m. in the Art Institute.
Twenty-Five orphans were enter
tanned OH Oct 80 at Halloween party
given by the Junior Catholic League
Social Service Club in the club rooms.
Miss Teresa Sweetser, chairman of the
club, was in charge of arrangements.
The monthly meeting of the Junior
League will take place November s.
There was the regular social in the
club rooms last Tuesday night.
Mrs. d. D. DAILY, 2601 Fifteenth ave-
nue. south, entertained at a tea Thurs
day afternoon, which was the second
in series given under the auspices
of the Infant Home Department of the
League of Catholic Women. Mrs. Daily
was assisted by Mines. ]. M. Gleason,
Horatio B. Sweetsers Nv. B. Murphy,
p. A. Ward and by Mrs. w. J. Evans
and Mrs. l.. E. Mcmahon, who presided
at the tea tables.
On the same day Mrs. Joseph NJ
Regain was hostess at the third tea OF
the series at her home, 2419 Colfax
avenue south Mines. Frank w. Plant
and d. w. McCanna presided at the
tea table. The assisting women were
Mines. Horatio B. Sweetser and. r. f..
Farr and the Misses Della O'Connell
and May F1aherty. A group of girls
who assisted throughout the rooms in
Guided Misses Cynthia Evans, Eliza
beth Sweetser, Beatrice Plouf and
Mary Martin.
Seton Guild: Seton Guild Choral
Club, under direction of ]. Austin Will
liams, rendered program OF songs at
the auditorium last Wednesday in the
Harvest Night program. Miss Frances
Walsh acted as accompanist, and the
following members sang: Misses Su,
san Huston, Marie Hickey, Florence
Gonella, Elizabeth Bacon, Marguerite
Kixmoeller, Viola Kallberg, Blanche
Carroll, Grace and Rose Shannon,
Katharine Barber Rose Steinhagen,
Mayme Madigan, Amy Blickfeldt, Con-
stance Nelson, Aurelia Fortin,f Hazel
Hermann, Alice Bassett, Agnes Giblin;
Mines. c. F. Turnquist, N. J. Kennedy,
A. J. Gratten and George Donovan; H.
o. Berg, Lester Anderson, W. j.
Stanchfield, r. M. Clark and Earl Lier.
Election returns were announced on
Tuesday evening at the Lake Street
Auditorium at the party given by the
guild when members entertained their
friends.
Junior members of Seton Guild will
give party in the Guild rooms on
Saturday afternoon. November 6.
Miss Mary Burns, who has charge OF
the class, is planning to stage an en-.
tertainment before the holidays.
st. Mary's Hospital: special meet
ing of st. Mary's Hospital Nurses
Alumnae Association was held at the
hospital Tuesday, November 2, at 2:30
D. m Important matters were dis
cussed Refreshments were served.
Through the generosity of the doc
tors on the staff at st. Mary's Hospi
tai. the nurses are receiving a com
plete and interesting course of lee
lures. DR. G. d. Wright. at the close
of his series of lectures, offered prize
for the best paper written on "Oph
thalmia Neonatorum. The gole
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