The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-01

| Friday morning, April rs, kew
Father Casey said Mass at the Chill
dren's Preventorium at eight o'clock
| Of the IA children who attended Mass
eight received Holy Communion. Cat
| echism will be taught here every
| Thursday morning at ten o'clock, be-
ginning April 20.
Four girls assist the Sisters of st.
Joseph in teaching the Italian chill
dren at st. Ambrose Church, on Sun
day morning at nine o'clock.
Aside from teaching catechism dur
ing the past year, a number of Cath
Ollie patients at the City Hospital were
visited and supplied with reading or
read to, once or twice a week.
At present there are fourteen reg
ular teachers and three substitutes,
all of whom work under the super
vision of the city missionary, Rev. Ed
ward Casey. Following is the list of
young ladies who generously devote
their time to teaching catechism in
the various centers:
The Misses Lucille Quinlan, Eleanor
Bowling, Marcella Armstrong, Ger
trude Lusson, Mary Tozier, May Crou-
min, May Barry, Gladys Cardinal
Frances Lynch, Helen Lynch, Helen
Smith, Esther O'Halloran, Marie Nc
CURE, Margaret Sexton, Margaret Gal
vim, Miss Kelly, and Miss Lethert.
MINNEAPOLIS.
kniuhts of Columbus: Tribute to
the poetry of Joyce Kilmer, American
poet killed in action in France in July,
1918, was paid by DR.. Anna Helmholtz
Phelan of the college of science, liter
allure and the arts of the University
of Minnesota at a dinner given for
members of the Hennepin-Minn
council, Knights of Columbus, by Mic
olet assembly at Donaldson's tea
rooms the evening of April q. DR..
Phean told the story of Kilmer's life,
and read number of his poems, writ
ten after 1913, including two written
Just prior to his death in France. An
address on "The Drama" was given
by Dr. George Benson HeWetsOn, au-
thor and playwright, in which he
urged the knights of Columbus to
concentrate their efforts in bringing
the Christian drama into popularity
Rev. T. f. Cullen, pastor of the Pro-
cathedral of st. Mary, presided. More
than 200 members of the Hennepin-
Minneapolis council and their wives
attended. A musical program was
given by Leo Mccormick, boy soprano,
st. Paul, and w. j. Jones, baritone.
Seton Guild: The members of the
Dramatic class of Seton Guild will
stage two plays, entitled "Who's to
Win Him." and THE Kleptomaniac"
The story Of "WhO's to Win Him. is
portrayed in Il contest Of five beautiful
Young women, each using her own indi-
Vidual tactics to win the hero of the
play In the cast are the Misses Lor
eta Shea, Agnes Hoy, Cecilia GalGnik,
Margaret McNulty and Helen Somers
and Messrs. Leonard Johnson, William
Gagnon and Glen Morrison. In the
cast Of The Kleptomaniac' are the
Misses Ellen Danlake, Bertha White,
Emma Anderson, Mabel Sabo, Diana
Brown, Margaret Redlin and Mabel
Uhey.
League of Catholic Women: At the
annual meeting and election of officers
of the League, which was held last
week at the headquarters, 720 Mar
Quette avenue, the reports for the
year were read by the Chairmen Of
the various departments and we're
most gratifying in the progress shown.
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. John McGee; first vice
president, Mrs. r. p. O'Brien; second
vice president, Mrs. NJ. Breslauer;
third, Mrs. J. w. Brown; fourth, Mrs.
NJ. G. Slenker; fifth, Mrs. P. w.
Wirth; sixth, Mrs. E. 2. Burns; record
ing secretary, Mrs. E. E. Myers; cor
responding secretary, Miss Anna NJ.
Leary; treasurer, Mrs. ]. futile
Moore; auditor Mrs. d. Mclean.
The following chairmen of depart
ments were elected: st. Mary's Hall,
WI vi dCS NIuIlu, oCltltIlltlL uSpc1l u
ment, Mrs. G. C. Barry; cafeteria,
Mrs. c. J. O'Malley; infant home,
Mrs. II. B. Sweetser; relief, Mrs. J.
w. Yelland; LakevieW Heights, Mrs.
J. NJ. Jacobson; Junior Catholic
League, Mrs. H. NJ Pratt; press, Mrs.
J. c. Hazlett; membership, Miss L. H.
Barrett; social, Mrs. c.. C. O'Brien
The social secretary is Miss Vera
Warren.
The Junior League is preparing
various activities for the season The
kitten ball team is being formed, and
| registration is now open for the mil
| linery class.
The board Of the Junior League
will meet in. the club rooms at 72C
| Marquette avenue, Monday evening
| May 5.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
FarbauIt: Miss Lorraine EndreS
| soprano, gave vocal recital Monday