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


Cathedral: The Young Ladies' So
dality will entertain it's members at
a Weiner Roast on Saturday after
noon, October 8, on the River Boule-
ward. The members will meet at
P. NJ. at the River Boulevard and Mar
shall avenue.
College of st. Catherine: The Rev.
Lawrence Ryan, pastor of the Cath
edral parish, celebrated the opening
Mass of the school year at the College
of st. Catherine on Thursday morning,
September 80. After the Mass. Father
Ryan addressed to the faculty and
students very inspiring and benefi-
cial lecture upon The Development
of Christian Character" Christian
character, Father Ryan said, can be
developed only through the training
of the will, and work-particularly
work for which the inspiration is
found at the altar of God.
X. of c.: Officers elected by the
lumbus for the ensuing year were in
stalled at a meeting in X. of C. head
quarters last Tuesday night. The GER
emony was followed by musical pro-
gram and luncheon. The officers are:
Frank. Madden. grand knight; Pierce
Butler, Jr., chancellor; A. r. Hesick,
warden; r. e. Hawkins, recorder; P.
/ financial II
kalsCheuer, treasurer; Vincent l..
O'Connor advocate; Harold Goodrich,
inside guard; Francis OBrien, outside
guard; r. B. Niece, trustee.
Last Thursday evening at the Min
nesota club, the fourth degree mem
bers rendered banquet to DR.. E. w.
Buckley, Supreme Physician of the
X. of C. DR.. Buckley has just re-
turned from the X. of c. pilgrimage to
Metz and Rome.
Guild of Catholic Women: Declar-
ing that juvenile courts and other cor
receive institutions would have fewer
boys brought before them if corrective
methods were installed at an early
need of trained social workers to visit
these homes, Rev. John Doherty, di-
rector of the Bureau of Catholic Char
tiles, addressed the first meeting of
the winter season of the Guild last
Monday afternoon at the Wilder
building. His subject was Social
Work Among Boys"
IF delinquent children were reach
ed at an earlier age, it would not be
necessary to bring many of them into
juvenile court, for often trained
social worker could at once determine
the cause of delinquency and correct
it," he said.
Mrs. w. ]. O'Toole, a director from
Minnesota of the National Council OF
Catholic Women, part of the Ma
tional Catholic Welfare council, gave
a report of that conference recently
held in Washington.
Mrs. E. c. Ives, president of the
Guild, reported on the recent confer
ence of Catholic charities held in Sep
TENDER in Washington.
Mrs. Dexter Hamilton gave the del
egate's report to the annual meeting
of the Minnesota Federation of Won
ems clubs at Mortified, September
to 3.
Reports of virtually all officers an(
committee chairmen featured thu
meeting, the first one since the clos
of the years work in May.
Art and Letters: The first meetin;
Of the Arts and Letters department o
the Guild of Catholic Women will b
held October 10 at the home of Mrs
M. J. McFadden, $40 Ashland avenue
Rev. Lawrence F. Ryan, pastor of tn
Cathedral, will speak on "The Unfit
ence of Women in the Thirteenth Ger
tury."
Church of st. Cecilia: The Men
Club of st. Cecilia parish held it's frs
meeting of the season at the club heat
i headquarters in the Central ware
house, Vandalia street, at P. M, las
Monday Addresses were given b
Rev. James E. Doyle, pastor OF tn
church; Attorney H. j. Goodwin an
Frank Truax.
Catholic AIumnae: Mrs. Loga
Rogers of st. Paul, member of tn
Visitation Convent Alumnae associi
ton, was elected governor of the Nil
nesota chapter of the Internations
Federation of Catholic Alumnae at th
annual meeting, Sunday, Septembe
26, at st. Joseph's academy. Otht
officers chosen were: Vice-chairnlal