The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-03-13

bers are requested to be at Hiber.
mans halls, 70 w. 18th ST., promptly al
p. m.
Guild of Catholic Women: A silver
tea and musicale will be given by the
Guild March II from 2 to P. M. at
Ramaley's hall. Mrs. P. H. Gallagher
has charge of the special program
Mrs. G. w. Granstrom, chairman of
the social committee, will be assisted
by large number of ladies.
The membership committee, Mrs.
p. ]. Flynn chairman, is perfecting
plans for a campaign to begin early
| in April. The drive for new members
will be conducted largely through the
parish chairmen, and it is expected
to make the Guild one Of the largest
women's organizations in the city.
| X. of c.: Last Monday night a large
class of former service men began
their study of automobiles in the new
Knights of Columbus Automobile
school at 166 West Sixth street To
| former service men the course is free
| The new school is part of a nation
wide scheme to continue the contract
with the men who were in the armed
| forces of the recent war. In other
| cities where the school has been in
operation for a time, it is said, the
| students are enthusiastic over the
plan. P. r. Bricker, Roller Motor
| Company, William Heitmeiller and
Charles Kimball of the Twin Cities
have been engaged as instructors, and
| tions, which meet Monday and
Wednesday, Tuesday and Friday, and
Thursday and Saturday nights.
Church of St. Mary: A ST. Patrick's
| Day entertainment for the benefit of
| the Church will be given in st. Mary's
School Hall, corner Ninth and Locust
Streets, Tuesday evening, March 10,
at o'clock. 1t will take the form Of
q moving picture show in which the
magnificent Catholic photoplay, en-
| titled Ramona will be cast on the
screen. The play is a dramatization
of the thrilling story bearing that title
written by Helen H. Jackson, the
scene of which is laid in Southern Cal
| ifornia in the days when the Fran
ciscan missionaries preached the
faith of Christ among the Indians.
| Ramona" is an absorbing tale that
takes on an added interest as the
| chief characters pass in review before
the audience and re-enact the scenes
| of long ago. An admission fee Of
twenty-five cents will be charged.
A matinee performance for the ben
eft of the children will be given at 2
o'clock in the afternoon Of the same
day, to which adults, who cannot con-
veniently come in the evening, will be
admitted.
Church Of st. COLUMBIA: The Ham
| line Players, under the direction Of
Frank p Roney, will present the play,
All of a Sudden Peggy, on the even
| ing of March II. The performance
will be given in the parish hall, La
fond street and Ham!ine avenue.
Church of the Blessed Sacrament:
On Sunday evening, March IA, there
will be a vaudeville entertainment con-
sisting of musical numbers, readings
and many other features. The affair
will be given in the auditorium of the
Timothy Foley school, and the proceeds
will be devoted towards the up-building
of parish activities. To reach the
school take a White Bear, Hazel Park
or Wildwood car to Ames Avenue.
Catholic Boy Scouts: In view of the
establishment of twenty Boy Scout
Paul, twenty-five Catholic laymen
have entered their names as scout
| master candidates with F. r. Neibel
chief scoutmaster and scout commits
sioner here. The new candidates for
scoutmaster positions attended the
monthly meeting of st. Paul scout
masters that was held in Old Capitol
at 7:3O P M. last Tuesday,
MINNEAPOLIS.
Church of the Incarnation: A St
Patrick's Day entertainment, consist
ing of musical, literary and dramatic
numbers, will be given in the Sub
Auditorium of the Church of the In
carnation on Wednesday evening
March Il, at o'clock.
League of Catholic Women: Mrs
John F. MCGEE, president, is the dele
gate from the League to the confer
ence of the National Catholic Wal
Council being held in Washington.
At the meeting of st. Mary's Hal
Department, Rev. Thos. E. Cullen
spiritual director, spoke. He com
mended the officers and members OF
the work accomplished, emphasizing
, very strongly the urgent need TO
more boarding homes for youns
women.
Mrs. Morris Mcdonald chairman OF
5 membership, reports 325 members t.
y the credit of this department.
= Mrs. Joseph Paul, soprano, assiste,
f by Mrs. J. Titus, gave delightful pre-
9 gramme.
p Mrs. Geo. D. Flynn was appointe,
social chairman for the department t
: assist Mrs. M. Breslauer.