The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-04-03

Department has representatives at The
court sessions who make visits to The
homes and find temporary and per
manent homes for those in need. Tt
the Hospital Committee is given tbs
visiting of the sick, both in the hos
! pital and in their homes. The Arts
and Letters Department is for the
study Of Church History, and the Civ
les Department keeps the Guild in
touch with all civic undertakings.
Archbishop Bowling has given his
| fullest endorsement Of the Guild and
it's work, and it is hoped all Catholic
! women who are not already members,
will join during this drive
The campaign is being conducted
| through the parish chailmen. Mrs. P.
J. Flynn. 1898 Marshall avenue, has
charge of the campaign for the whole
city. and the following ladies for the
| different parishes: ASSUMPTION, Mrs.
]. W. Lux; st. Adalbert, Mrs. J. J.
| SepiIn: st. Agnes, Mrs. F. Neubel; st.
Andrew, Mrs. e. J. Clasen; st. Ber-
nard, Mrs. Charles Schiller; Blessed
Sacrament, Mrs. J. Fitzgerald; Cattle
dral Mrs F. Johnston; St Cecilia,
Mrs. Z. II. Slater; st. Francis de
| Sales, Mrs. A. G. Bauer, Mrs. NJ.
Friedman; St. James, Mrs. NJ. c.
Doody: st. John, Mrs. Hesh0n; St.
Louis. Mrs. \. Moosebrugger; St Luke,
Mrs. +. J. Spriggs; st. Mary, Miss
Katherine Kelly; St, Mark, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Hynes: St Matthew, Miss Irma Just;
St. Michael, Mrs L. Meier; st. Patrick
Mrs. O'RiclIy; Sacred Heart, Mrs. G..
Narzolf; st. Vincent, Mrs. NJ. Mar
tens.
A meeting of the Guild Hall Board,
of which Mrs VI. J. Ryan is chairman,
will be held on Tuesday, April 6, at
1915 A. NJ, at the Guild rooms in
the Wilder building. The election Of
officers for the Guild Home Depart
ment will take place at this meeting.
C. o. =: The membership drive Of
the Catholic Order of FOresters is
proceeding With gratifying results.
The original objective Of five hundred
candidates has already been passed
and prospects are now that number
close to enc thou2and candidates viii
be reached. This is by far the great
est showing OF any FratCrna! Order in
this section, and it speaks volumes
for the interest and deVotednoSs Of
members of the order. One Of the
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organization of a new Court in st.
Cecilia's parish, the members Of which
will be initiated at the big class at
St Bonitace Hall in Minneapolis on
April IS. The Court will be installed
at q date to be announced later. At
a meeting in the Church Hall of St.
CeciIia's parish on March p the name
of St Cecilia was chosen to be the
name Of the new Court. All members,
old and young. are urged to continue
their great efforts in securing new
members for the April IS initiation,
and thereby make it the greatest oc-
casicn of its kind in the history of
Catholic F0restors. To date nOnOrs are
about even between st. Paul and Min
neaDOIiS in number of candidates Sc
cured, each having presented about
26O apnljcatfoDs, At the last meeting
OF the ST Paul Joint Committee held
at st. Paul Court No. 50, brother H. J.
Goodwin was nominated as 2 candi-
date for the Legion Of Honor.
Tabernacle socjetv: \ Mass for the
ronoso of the soul of Mrs Frank 4
Maroon will he celebrated at the
Church of the AssumDtfon on Mon
! dav Anril : at 4 NJ
mont will he held at the Pro-Catho
draI NIinnpan0lis. on "Wednesday
Anri1 : hpoinnincr with Mass at Q A
NJ. and closing with PenpdictiOn O.
the Blessed Sacrament and a sermon
at 4 P. NJ.
Church Of St. Bernard: The st
Paul members of st. Martinus Court
c. O. F.. received Holy Communion il
body last Sunday morning. Til
Court now numbers so hers, ant
" O. - ~. 10, 80, O. :lo .": on
Holy Communion in a BODY Taste
Sunday morning at the High Mas
5 winch Will be at SIX O'Clock.