Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-30
WOMAN'S GUILD QUARTERLY
MEETING.
' (COntributed)

\OOnCT1DuCeQ)
The first quarterly meeting of the
Woman's Guild for the year of 1920
was held Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 81,
at the Maud Moon Weyerhaeuser hall.
At the regular business meeting the
reports Of the various committees were
read and disposed Of in due form, af-
ter which Mrs. Grimes reported on
Archbishop Dowling's talk to the Wo-
men Of the State Federated Clubs of
Catholic Societies. Mrs. Koslosky told
of Mrs. Winters remarks at the same
meeting.
Mrs. Simonet, accompanied by Mrs..
ID. E. Tanner at the piano, rendered
two vocal solos in a very pleasing man.
ner. Miss Glare Fortier's recitation,
"Winken, Blinken and 'Nod,' was
heartily encored and she responded with
a second recitation, "Twin Sisters. -
Mrs. Frank E. Hall, Jr., delightfully."-
entertained the gathering with two pi-
ano solos.
Rev. O'Driscon addressed the as
sembly, taking for his subject, "Fran-
chise for Women.' He not only dwelt
upon the importance of the ballot if
used rightly, but he impressed upon the
minds of all present the graver respon-
sibilities Of building true lives and true
homes, bringing out tho thought that
the home is the foundation Of good
government.
After the singing of America the
meeting closed. -
Report of Charity committee Of the
Woman g, Guild for last quarter is:.
Number Of cases reported ........ 80
Number of cases visited .......... 20
Number of garments given (old) .l66
Number of garments given (new).. 26
Number Of pair Of shoes ...........
Three baby outfits given. One young
man given clothing so he could accept
Mothers pension secured for a widow.
Two suits of underwear and one new
winter coat given q sick lady.
Two night dresses and blanket
given one sick lady.
Bedding and clothing given widow.
One quart Of milk sent to lady every
day for one month; also paying one
half expense for house help.
Two comforters made and given to
tubercular woman.
Position secured for man.
Christmas boxes given to ~ families.
Secured place for boy in an in
stitution.
With the presenting of 'Tim' Little
Star,' Tuesday evening, Feb. 3, at the
Lowell, will be shown the tenth picture
Of series of twelve films of the Wo-
mans War Relief series, under the
auspices Of the Woman 3 Guild of this
city. The Guild very much appreciates
the kindly compliments given our ef-
fort by many friends. That they have
given their approval is made evident
by the fact that we have more than
paid our expense each evening, besides
paying to the Woman's War Relief
Series twenty dollars through the Uni
versal Film exchange each time film
is shown.
We thank all who have helped in
any way to make this after-war charity
a success and urge that you still con-
tinue to patronize the Tuesday evening
entertainment for the remaining three
Tuesdays that these pictures are yet
to be shown.
Otis Skinner and Blanche Bates will
be assisted by Daniel Frohman, Henry
Miller, Constance Binney and Florenz
Zeigfild in 'Tom g Little Star"
MINNESOTA BANKS PRosPER
Minnesota bank deposits increased
$104, ,410,411 during 1919, according to
a statement by F. E. Pearson, state
superintendent Of banks.