The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-10-09

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Miss Clarice Ehrmanntraut, st. Paul
st. GATHERINGS College alumnae; re
cording secretary, Miss Helen Dore
st. Paul, st. GATHERINGS college alum
nae; corresponding secretary, Miss
Henrietta Boecke, st. Paul, Visitation
convent alumnae.
Young women graduates of Cath
Ollie colleges and academies through
out Minnesota will be called on TIC
exercise their new rights of citizen
ship in the November election, by the
! Minnesota chapter, according to &C.
ton taken at the meeting.
Following a discussion of the men
ace to the state Of the Nonpartisan
league, the chapter, which is made up
of st. Margaret's academy alumnae,
Minneapolis; st. GATHERINGS college
alumnae, st. Joseph's academy alum
nae, Visitation convent alumnae, St.
Paul, and ST. Benedicts academy
alumnae, st. Joseph, Mimi, passed a
resolution urging that all Catholic
young women register October % and
vote November 2 to prevent the state
| from falling into the hands of the
Townleyites and Socialists.
Privileges and obligations of cit
| izenship were pointed out to the wom-
en- by Mrs. w. J. O'Toole of St. Paul,
president OF the Minnesota division of
| Catholic Women's societies.
Mrs. OToole outlined the proven
tive program mapped out by the Ma
tional Council of Catholic Women
which provides for:
Watchfulness over legislation that
affects the home, the family and the
rights of individuals.
Cooperation with private and non
sectarian agencies in community re-
creation programs.
Establishment of working girls
ters, gymnasiums and health sta
tions.
Promotion of better home life, good
housing, home amusements and en-
tertainments.
Mrs. Rogers and Miss Mary Har-
roun of Minneapolis will be Mime
sofa representatives at the biennial
convention of Catholic Alumnae, to be
held in Boston, October s to -, in
elusive. Mrs. Rogers will go as the
representative of all the affiliated
alumnae associations in the state and
Miss Harroun will be the special del
egate from ST. Margaret's academy,
| Minneapolis.
Church of St. Luke: At the meeting
| of the Young Ladies' Sodality of the
Blessed Virgin, which was held in the
school auditorium, Monday evening,
October 4, the following young women
were elected to office: Miss May Bar
ry, reelected president; Miss Emma
Hoy, vice president; Miss Edith Dona-
hue, secretary; Miss Clarice Ehrmann-
traut, treasurer, and Miss Beatrice
Finley, financial secretary The So
dality has been economically erected
and a solemn reception of members
will be held in the near future.
| Church of st. James: Last Sunday
morning a mission was opened in this
church by Rev. w. J. Graham, C. IS.
R., and Rev. Henry Shutten, c. IS.
R. The mission will close Sunday,
| October II.
Church of st. Mark: A mission to
last two weeks was opened in this
church last Sunday morning. The
exercises are being conducted by Rev.
Richard S. Cartwright, G.. S. p, and
Rev. Peter j. Moran, C. S. P.
MINNEAPOLIS
Catholic Federation: Officers of the
German Catholic State Federation
were elected at the recent convention
in Minneapolis. They are: Willibald
Eibner New Ulm, president; Frank
Jungbauer, ST. Paul, finance secretary
and M. M. Mandl, st. Paul, recording
secretary, all three reelected, and
William Won der Weyer, Minneapolis
treasurer Members of the executive
committee are Joseph Matt, st. Paul;
Rev. f. H. Smalian, Faribault; George
N Gerlach, st. Paul; Prof. J. w
Schmitt, st. Paul.
Delegates to the annual nationa
convention next year are William
Boerger, ST. Cloud; Math. Gross, Min
neapolis; j. w. Schmitt, John @. Jue
nemann, George N. Gerlach and 10
seph Matt, all of ST. Paul; Rev. F. H
Smalian, Faribault; Math. Aretz, Chas
ka, and Paul Ahles, ST. Cloud.
i Resolutions pledging support to thu
Archbishop Ireland Educational funt
of $5,000,000, to be raised in the arch
diocese of st. Paul, were passed un
animously.
Catholic Aid Society: With the ez
ception of VIM. Boerger, of ST. Cloud
who was elected as chairman of tn
fianace committee, all the former Of
: ficers of the German Catholic All
Society were reelected in the recen
convention in Minneapolis. They are
: President, Geo N. Gerlach, of St Paul
. secretary, John O.. Juenemann, of s.
Paul; treasurer, John Hasslinger, c
Minneapolis. Members of the gran
council: julius A. Collier, of Shake
pee; Wd. Eibner, of New Ulm; Re-