The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-03-20
ST. PAUL.

College of ST. Thomas: Rev. d. j..
O'Sullivan, Missionary Apostolic, who
is seeking funds for the Catholic mis-
sions in Egypt and West Africa, lee
tured before the student body this
week. The lecture proved full OF in
terest and was enhanced by the vivid
pictures flashed on the screen 1t dis
closed the sufferings of the missions
in a telling manner to all who heard
it. and showed the sacrifices and hard
work of the priests and nuns in Egypt
and West Africa.
On ST. Patrick's day the students of
the engineering department gave an
entertainment at the noon period.
They presented comedy turning on
an Irish theme. Musical numbers,
clever burlesQue and plenty of Irish
wit afforded much amusement to the
student body. The engineers decided
to make this entertainment an annual
feature of st. Patricks day at the col
lege.
st. Aeatha's Conservatory: A piano
and violin recital was given by four
pupils of the music department last
Thursday evening. The program COM
prised varied selection from the best
known composers, and was rendered
with considerable skill and technique
by the youthful musicians. Those
who took part in the program were
the Misses Margaret Oswald, AntOin-
cite Bracke, Mildred Schleck, and
Constance Moline Miss Florence
Eischen was the accompanist.
Father O'Sullivan's Lectures: Father
O'Sullivan of the Society of African
Missions lectured in st. Agnes Hall,
St Paul, last Sunday evening and in
st. Matthew's Hall on Tuesday even
ing. He preached in st. Mary's
Church last evening, and will lecture
in the parish hall Monday evening at
8 o'clock. Sunday, March q, at s P.
NJ he will deliver an illustrated lee
ture in st. Bernard's parish hall.
x. of c. limitations: Last Tuesday
evening a class of % candidates re-
ceived the first degree of the order,
while larger number is still await
ing admittance at a later date. The
degree work was in charge of F. D.
Mccarthy, Grand Knight. An enter
tainment afterwards was given for the
members and the new candidates.
Sunday afternoon, March q, the
second and third degrees will be eX
emplified in an initiation to begin at
100 o'clock.
Ramsey County, A. o. H.: The
members of Ramsey County A. O. H.
and the Ladies' AuXiliaries, will re
ceive Holy Communion in body in
the Cathedral at the eight o'clocb
Mass on Sunday, March q. The mem
bers are requested to meet in the
Cathedral school hall at 1870 a. m.
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.: A drive
for membership was inaugurateC
throughout Ramsey County on Marcel
/, and will continue until July l
Ramsey County possesses thirteen di
visions of the Ladies Auxiliary, A
O. H., and this is the largest Catholic
woman's organization in the county
The membership at present is abou
$500, and the goal towards which thu
members are striving is $500.
The committee in charge Of Thu
drive is composed of the respective
presidents of the thirteen divisions il
order as follows: Mrs. Sarah Smith
Mrs Bridget Morrissey; Miss Joann
Cook; Mrs. Mary Annette; Mrs. ANN
Conroy; Mrs. Sarah Lynch; Miss Eliz
abeth Waters; Mrs. Ellen COnroy
Mrs Della McDonough; Mrs. Mar,
Heating; Mrs. Catherine McHugh
Mrs Della Grenville; Mrs. Margare
Moriarity.
The State Board of the AuXiliar
has offered prizes both to individual
and to Divisions for those who obtai
the largest number of new member!
Ladies' Auxiliary, Division 2: o
Friday evening, March II, the men
bers of Division No. 2, Ladies' Auxi
larry, A. o. H., commemorated the 81
yer jubilee of their organization.
large attendance of members an
their friends was present in Hide
MAN Halls to celebrate the event.
delightful program of Irish music an
other features, all of high class, Wa
rendered.
Friendly Visitors: The Friend
Visitors, who have been organized
aid the city missionary and the }
venile Court chairmen of the Gull
of Catholic Women, will meet in tt
Cathedral School auditorium, Monda
afternoon, March %, at half past tW
o'clock Visitors have been alreac
organized in the Cathedral paris
st. Agnes, st. Columba's, Sacre
Heart, st. .Luke's, st. Patrick's, S
Matthew's, st. Johns and ST. james
Under the direction of the warrior