The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-12-11

| lHurSoay:
Kindergarten, Infant Welfare Clinic,
| Cooking for Women, Cooking for Girls,
| Library Hours, Gym for Boys, Boy
/ Scouts, Night-school English, Drama
! tic Club, Italian Club, Choral Club,
Social Hour.
Friday:
Kindergarten, Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat Clinic, Sewing for Girls, Ii
brary Hours, Gym for Boys.
Saturday:
Music Lessons, Shower Baths, Boys
Gym, Dramatic Club for Girls.
| Basketball and other games includ:
ed in Gymnasium.
A hot lunch is served 20 children
enrolled in the Nutritional Clinic ev-
cry morning at 1920 o'clock.
St. Mary's Hall: Mrs. Grace NJ.
| Gum, chairman of st. Mary's Hall,
department of the League of Catholic
Women, who recently left for Cali
! fornia for visit of three months,
| called meeting Of her department
/ November 80. Reports were given of
the work accomplished in the past
ten months, the period in which she
has acted as chairman, as also a pro-
gram of work outlined to be carried
| on during her absence.
Mrs. J. l.. McNall, a member of the
board of directors of the department,
| will act as chairman while Mrs. Gum
is away.
Reports of finances show that 3d.
600 was paid on St. Mary's Hall
property during the ten months; be-
sides, the Hall is in every way in
| first class condition.
The spirit existing between the girls
living there and the matron, Miss Jo-
sephine Hagerty, with the welfare of
all concerned shows that the ideal of
the cause has been accomplished. A
club has been organized among the
girls, called the Jeanne d. Arc Club"
| Glasses in dramatic art, basketball,
and bowling have been formed, also a
choral club. The department present
| ed the Hall with a victrOla this month
to be used by the club in their recre-
atoms A statue of st. Jeanne d. Arc
after the original by Chaplin in the
Luxembourg, was presented to St.
Mary's Hall by the daughters of few
members of the League of Catholic
! Women during Mrs. Daniel Coonan' s
administration as president of the
League and while Mrs. ]. l.. McNall
was chairman of the department. The
illumination of the spirit of st. Joan
has always been held as an inspira-
ton in the Hall.
| At the meeting held November 80,
a club called st. Mary's Circle, was
| formed among the women of the de-
partment. The object of this club is
to encourage membership to work for
young women and for mutual acquaint-
ance among members.
Mrs Morris Mcdonald was elected
president, and Mrs. j. c. Mullowney
vice president.
The girls of st. Mary's Hall gave
a dinner on Wednesday evening, De
cember /, in compliment to Mrs. Gum
d1lu III dppl CSldCloh III lCl
and excellent management in making
a real home for them. The girls pre-
sented her with a seal hand bag Mrs
Gum expressed her gratitude in few
well-chosen words.
Besides Mrs. Gum, who was guest
of honor, Mrs. John F. MCGEE, presi
dent of the League, and the following
women members of the boards of di
rectors of the home, were guests
Mrs. J. S. McNall. Mrs. Daniel Coon
an, Mrs. George V. Zeimer and Mrs
Frank Wostrel.
st. Charles Mission: On the eve
ming of Tuesday, December IA, there
will be held in the Auditorium of the
Pro-Cathedral School Christmas Car
nival, the proceeds of which will bt
turned over to the City Missionary
as Christmas fund, from which st
Charles Mission will be enabled tt
give to it's 200 or more children +:
Christmas tree, and little of the 10!
that is the right of every. child at Thu
season of the year, as well as few
:, of the necessities of life, which thes
children SO sorely need.
For several years past it has beef
the custom of the Pro-Cathedral Sc
dality to contribute to this fund, bu
this year, because of the increaset
: number of children attending the Mis-
sion and the heavier demands upon it
funds, the affair is being given on
, somewhat larger scale and with tn
, assistance of the various Sodalitie
throughout the city, as well as all tn
: teachers at st. Charles Mission.
5 Aside from the usual carnival fes
J. lures, which promise to be unique a
/ well as amusing, there will be Chris
e mas Gift booth where patrons ma
), finish their Christmas shopping;
Y popularity contest; candy and kew
Y pie booth, and many novel sideshow
e There will be good music throughou
s the entire evening, an interestin
e vaudeville program and refreshment
will be served continuously.
1t is earnestly hoped that many wi
= take advantage sof this opportunity
E lend their assistance to this undo
e taking, the worthiness of which speak
for itself. st. Charles Mission is tt
medium through which many ma
send Christmas joy into the heart I
} child, and we hope many will ava