The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-11-20
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ST. PAUL.
Academy Aiumnae: A meeting of
ST. Joseph's Academy Alumnae Asso-
citation will be held at the academy on
Saturday morning, November 20. Con-
fessions will be heard at 1880 o'clock
a. m. Mass will be said at o'clock
and the business meeting will be held
at 8 O'Clock. A cafeteria breakfast
will be served after Mass.
cretin High School: Lieutenant
Colonel William P. Moffet has been
appointed commandant at the Cretin
high school r. o. T. c. unit, succeed
ing Captain Arthur Clark, who was
mustered out of service at Fort Smell
ing last Monday. Lieutenant Colonel
Moffet, who was cavalry officer dur
ing the war, is expected to arrive
from New York Monday to take up
his new duties.
Tabernacle Society: The annual
meeting with election of officers will
be held at Royal Arcanum Hall Fri
day, November &c, at p. NJ
MINNEAPOLIS.
A. O. H.: The Ancient Order of
Hibernians and Ladies' Auxiliary of
Hennepin county will give a grand
social party Thanksgiving evening at
the Curtis hotel. Elaborate prepare
lions are being made for good time,
excellent music will be furnished.
The county presidents, Frank Feen-
ely and Anna X. Bryant have charge
of the arrangements, assisted by very
able committees.
Seton Guild: Irish Poets" was the
subject of a talk by the Rev. J. Cas-
sidy of st. Thomas college last Mon
day evening at the dinner hour at the
Guild, PIC Fourth street south mu-
steal program was also given.
A school in chara cter analysis at
sight opened Friday at p. m. in the
club rooms under the direction OF Mr..
J. Windsor. Registrations may be
made at the Guild.
Miss Mary r. Byrnes will conduct
current events round table discussion
every Wednesday evening at $50
o'clock at the Seton Guild.
LEAGUE of Catholic Women: The
MINNEAPOLIS League of Catholic Wom-
en- met last Monday afternoon in the
club rooms, 720 Marquette Ave, to
hear a talk on the Community Fund
drive. Because the regular monthly
meeting of the Infant Home depart
ment falls on Thanksgiving day the
November meeting was held Monday
Immediately before the league meet
ing, in the club rooms.
Junior LEAGUE: Members of the
Junior league under the auspices OF
the Minneapolis League OF Cathoilc
Women will give a formal party Eues-
dav evening, December 7, at the Curtis
hotel The regular weekly party was
held in the club rooms Tuesday even
ing.
The league held it's regular monthly
meeting last Monday at 2 P. M. IN the
club rooms. A representative from
the Council of Social Agencies spoke
on 1.-The Campaign Fund
The Ukulele club held its first meet
ing Tuesday at 1880 P. M. at the cluo
rooms under the direction OF MISS
Florence Smith. Registration is still
open.
The bowling and basket ball teams
met Wednesday at P. M. at the ST
Stephens auditorium.
The Rev. Joseph Kourie is in charge
of the French classes winch opeheo
this week at the club.
The social service club met Mon
day evening at the club rooms u
make nlans for a Christmas party tt
he given for the orphans during the
holiday season.
St. Marys AIumnae: St Mary
Nurses Alumnae will give card part!
and social Tuesday evening at th'
plaza hotel. The proceeds Will d.
added to the Nurses Scholarship 1uno
which is used to help eligible youns
women who desire to train 1or th'
nursing profession and who have no
the necessary funds.
The alumnae will hold bazaar II
December in the pergola at st. Mary
hospital for the benefit of the funo
The committee in charge OF the al
rangements for the affairs includes
Mrs. Cecil .Coad, Miss Anna Grlffer
Miss Mary Fourrie, Miss Agnes krlr
bring and Miss Alice Girouard. Mrs
Martha Tucker is president OF the az
ISOLATION.
Mr.. F. E. Clark of the NorthWes
ern College of Law gave the thlr
lecture in a series of Parliamentar
Law Thursday evening before men
hers of the ST. Mary's alumnae
the hospital at o'clock.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
shakopee: On Sunday, Novempe
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