The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-12-04

the Immaculate Conception, is the an
niversary day of the Guild of Catholic
Women. Members will receive Holy
Communion in body at the 8 O'Clock
Mass at the Cathedral.
The Study Circle of the Arts and
Letters Department will meet Tues
day, December Z, at o'clock, in the
auditorium of St. Agatha's Conserva
tory. Miss Mary McNabb will talk
on st. Edmund This will be the last
meeting of this department until after
the holidays.
Church of st. Luke: The bazaar
given by the ladies of st. Luke's Par
ish Council in the Knights of Colum.
bus Hall on Thursday afternoon and
evening of this week was very sue
cessful. Supper was served from G
until o'clock to large crowd of peo
pie. Many useful articles were dis.
posed Of The ladies of the Parish
Council were assisted at the sale by
the members of the Young Ladies' So.
dality.
Church Of st. COLUMBIA: The annual
bazaar of the parish of st. COLUMBIA
will be held in the church hall, corner
of Hamline avenue and Lefond street,
on Friday and Saturday, December
and 4. Many useful and valuable
articles will be on sale at the various
booths. An outstanding attraction for
all lovers of Ireland and Liberty will
be the sale of bronze busts of Lord
Mayor MacSwiney procured through
the kindness of a New York art firm.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Pro-CathedraI of St. Mary: Rev. DR.,
P. B. Donnelly, o. M. l., of London,
England, is giving series of Advent
lectures in the Pro Cathedral. Each
Sunday at the High Mass at II o'clock
and in the evening he will preach on
the Fundamentals of Religion.
A Iridium in preparation for the
Feast of the Immaculate Conception
will be conducted by DR.. Donnelly.
On the Feast of the Immaculate Con
ception, December s, there will be an
extra Mass at 1915 o'clock.
Margaret Barry House.: The Mar
garet Barry House, under the auspices
of the Minneapolis League of Catholic
Women, has just completed it's winter
schedule. Parties will be given at the
house during the Christmas season
for the kindergarten classes, the social
class, the Junior Girls Club, the
Junior Boys Club, the Mems Club and
the Sunday School class. Christmas
entertainment, decorations, Christmas
tree, refreshments and gifts will fea
ture these parties.
'e A Choral Club, expected to include q
hundred voices, is being formed at the
Margaret Barry House to meet or
Thursday evenings at s o'clock tC
practice for an operetta to be giver
later at down town theater. En-
rollment in the club is not confined tt
the neighborhood, but is open to al
interested. Registrations are being re
ceived at the Margaret Barry House.
Junior Catholic League: The Socia
Service Club of the League, with clut
rooms at 720 Marquette avenue, i:
meeting every evening to make pres
ents and preparations for the party tt
be given for poor children during the
Christmas season.
The December meeting of the Junior
League will be held at supper a
headquarters on December 10. CO
letta Korteum is in charge of arrange
mentS.
Seton Guild: There is crying neet
today for Catholic Central dubious
for girls with plenty of room for recre
ational and educational facilities, an
also for more self supporting boardin
homes for girls, said Mrs. Rose T
Virtue at meeting of the board an
members of Seton Guild last week.
The board unanimously voted to Sc
cure additional rooms for the work @
the Guild to relieve the congestion i
the educational classrooms. Acti1
tiles carried on by the Guild outsid
Of the clubrooms are the week.
socials in Lake st. auditorium, an
swimming and gymnasium classes i
Franklin Junior high school. Their
are now five dramatic classes col
Quoted in the Guild rooms in additio
to the other educational classes.
A class in city government wa
opened in the clubrooms last Monda
at $50 p. M, by Mrs. Leslie Gray {
the Fifth District League of Wome
Voters, which is to be open to tn
public without charge.
"The work for women and girls
chiefly woman's work." said Mrs. vi
tue in her talk last week, land it is
work that appeals particularly to tt
} traditions and sympathies of Cathol
women When the great body of the
awakes to the fact that the one gre;
safeguard for the young women of Of
J day is right association and enviro
ment and that this can come, ava
=, from the home, only. under religion
influence, they will find the way to S
: cure such a clubhouse. While NAL
are satisfied to spend time and mon'
in attempting to relieve dlstre