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

ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: On Easter Sunday the
Most Reverend Archbishop will pom
tifcate at the Solemn High Mass at Il
o'clock. The regular choir will be
assisted by an orchestra under the
direction of Mr.. F. L. Hoffman.
Election of officers for Cathedral
Court No. 6G3. w. c. o. F., was
held on March 10, and the FOL
lowing officers We're elected: Chief
Ranger, Mrs. Emma Smith; Vice Chief
Ranger, Mrs. Rose Grindell; Record
ing Secretary, Mrs. Julia Redmond;
Financial Secretary, Miss Clara Holm;
Treasurer Mrs. Amelia Heckler; In
side Sentinel, Mrs. l.. Fernacee; Out
side Sentinel. Mrs. Campion; Trustees,
Mines Catherine Warwick, Nora Nc
Mahon, Sarah Harty; Spiritual Di-
rector. Rev. L. F. Ryan; Examining
Physician, DR.. John V. Kelly.
Sunday, April #. the members Of
Cathedral Court, W. G. Q. +. will ro-
coive Holy Communion in body at
the s O'Clock Mass at the Cathedral
On Wednesday, April ii, installation
of officers will take place.
College of ST. Thomas: Rev. lvor
Daniel, a member of the Oblate Order,
was a guest of the college during the
past few days. Father Daniel
preached to the boarders on the spirit
of Passion Week, and gave a lecture
to the entire student body on his eX-
periences as army chaplain in England
and France during the war. The
address was full of many touching
and also many humorous incidents,
and proved to be one of the most
instructive and entertaining Of the
many lectures given in the college
auditorium 4 touch of interest was
added to the lecture by the fact that
Father Daniel, who was born in Wales,
belonged to the Anglican Church until
twelve years ago.
The Easter recess began on Tues
day afternoon, March 80, and Will
close on the morning of Tuesday
April 6.
The Department of Public Speaking
will stage pleasant comedy on We'd
nesday and Thursday, April 7 and s
The proceeds, it is hoped will be
sufficient to defray the expenses Of
two stained glass windows which are
under construction for the new Chapel
Visitation Convent: On Monday
evening. April ), a retreat, to be glVe1
bv the Rev. Charles A. Meehan, S. }.
will open for the students and the
alumnae. The exercises will close
the following Friday evening. The
Easter vacation began last Tuesda,
afternoon, and the students will re
sumo classes on Monday, April II.
Guild of Catholic Women: TIL
Guild of Catholic Women, one OF tn
largest organizations Of women in til
state interested in philantmopic an
spiritual work, with its aim in dom
corporal works of mercy as we'll, ha
opened a campaign for members. It
present membership is about LOO
women and prospects are UNUSUAL
bright of reaching 1000. Each paris
chairman is being ably assisted b
individual mem bers in inviting othe
women to join. Already the Gull
has assumed a large share IN tn
work of reimbursement after tn
World war The experiences and th
shirt of wartime activity have bee
-. centralized TO render the largest pc
- Sible service to the city. The mai
work of the society is providing foo
clothing, shelter and other asSistant
to the worthy, not losing sight
spiritual works of mercy which hay
been recognized to be of much cons
ouence. The Guild has membership
several large national Catholic orga
izations and also is member OF Il
Fourth district, Minnesota Federatl'
of Women's Clubs. The Cathol
Child hall at 215 Nelson avenue,
home for working girls, is maintain
by the organization. The CathO
Infant home at Dale and Ron
streets, home for infants, is car
for by a Joint committee from t
Guild and from the Minneapolis Leag
of Catholic women. The annual me
ing of the Guild at which officers W
he elected. will be held April at t
Wilder building.
The wide scope of the Guilds ST
itual and philanthroplc lntere!
should make a direct appeal to eve
Catholic woman. Membership IN
Guild does not require active serVl
but there are so many departmel
that it would seem an easy task, !
those who can serve, to find IN
Guild that particular work in VIII
each wishes to take part.
Food, clothing and shelter are 2
vided through the Relief DEPARTING
The Sewing Department meets re
larly and provides much of the Gle
ing distributed. The Juvenile GO