The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-01-24

the Cretin building for a night schoo
to open in the near future.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
A. O. II. Officers Installed: Divi
sion No. A. 0. H., did itself PROUD
Tuesday evening, January 10. Officers
elect of the 10 divisions of Hennepir
county were installed at No. As hal
amidst great enthusiasm, about SOC
Hibernians being present to witness
and take part in the interesting cere
monies. Rev. M. O'Brien, state chap
lain of the order, and F. T. Feeney
county president, were in charge OF
the installation exercises and were
ably assisted in the work by James
McConville, president of No. 4.
During the evening addresses were
delivered by Father Harrington, John
C. Gubbins, M. j. Brahney, Father
O'Brien and Jerome Rice, all of a
most felicitous order. There was mu-
sic on the Irish pipes furnished by P.
II. Linnehan that brought recalls, and
songs by Thomas Gallagher that were
heartily enjoyed. The violin and piano
were much in use and a number of
solos were rendered. AS a climax a
splendid supper was furnished,
smokes" were plentiful, and No. 4
paid the bill for all.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.: The in
stallation exercises of Division No. 4
L. A, A. o. H., held at their hall,
Tuesday night, January IS, drew out
an attendance of about two hundred
members, every division inr Hennepin
county being represented. A number
from St. Paul were also present,
among them being Mrs. Ellen Conroy,
Ramsey's popular county president.
The services of installation were
very impressive, an excellent team of
fifteen young women, headed by Mrs.
Anna K. Bryant, the county president,
performing the duties in a most cred
liable and business-like manner Ad-
dresses were delivered during the &C.
casion by Mrs. Mary B. Daley, state
president of the order, by Mrs. Bry-
ant, Mrs. Conroy and others. Mrs.
Bryant commended the division for
their charitable, relief and soldier
welfare work.
One of the pleasing incidents of the
evening came in the nature of a
presentation of gifts to Mrs. Della
Dickinson and Mrs. Flannery, the two
retiring officers. Mrs. Dickinson, who
had served as president of the divi-
sion, was given an emerald rosary,
oXidized candlesticks and crucifiX, and
Mrs. Flannery received a large cruel
fix and holy water font. Mrs. Bry-
ant, the worthy county president for
some years past, and who continues
in the good work, was the recipient
of a fine piece of silverware A de-
licious lunch was served towards the
close. 1t was in charge of a commit
tee composed Of Mrs. Mary La Gore,
Mrs. Sarah Keegan, Mrs. Margaret
Mills, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs
Barry and Mrs. Carr.
The new officers installed were:
President, Miss Margaret Cosgrove;
vice president, Miss Alice Mullen;
recording secretary, Miss Veronica
McGannon; financial secretary, Mrs.
Mary Foley; treasurer, Miss Stella
Moriarity; insurance secretary, Mrs.
Mary Trow; Mistress-at-arms, Miss
Alice Keegan; sentinel, Miss Nora
Murphy; chairlady standing commit,
tee, Mrs. Sarah Keegan.
Church of St. Lawrence: A mission
for the men of the parish will be
preached by the Rev. r. S. Cart,
wright, a Paulist Father of Chicago,
beginning Sunday, January rs. This
will be followed by mission for non
Catholics, which will open on Sunday
February 1, and close Sunday, Febru
airy s.
Catholic Central Bureau: A social
and a musical program will be given
in the Pro-Cathedra hall Monday
evening, February 2, at s o'clock. The
proceeds will be used to carry on the
work of the Catholic Central Bureau
now esta blished at TAO Temple Court
under the direction Of Rev. VIM. P
Driscoll.
NIITSIDF THE CITIES