The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-01-15
ST. PAUL

ST. PAUL
X. of c.: The Knights of Columbus
will hold an Indoor Carnival at their
club house, Smith avenue and Fifth
street, on the evenings of January 81
% and 90. The gymnasium will be
converted into Mardi Gras where all
the usual carnival features in addition
to new novelties will be in evidence.
A general committee of 125 Knights
is working out the details and the
carnival is creating considerable en-
thusiasm. A Ford Sedan will be given
away on the final night of the carni-
val. Frank Mcclure, lecturer of the
st. Paul Council, is directing the &C.
tivities, Mr.. Henry Nicolin is general
chairman, and Frank H. Delaney is
treasurer
cretin High School: Much interest
is manifested in the presentation of
the Problem at the st! Paul Audi
torium on the evening of January 26.
The Problem is the first school picture
ever taken in the Northwest. 1t is a
st. Paul product throughout. Scenario
writer, cast and producer are all from
the sanity city. The story purports
to solve a problem common to nearly
every American home.
Church of the Assumptions: The
Young Ladies' Sodality of the Assump-
ton parish gave a card party on Fri
day evening, January IA, in their new
hall, corner of Ninth and Exchange
streets.
Church of St. Cecilia: The ladies
of the Rosary Society will give so.
Bayless avenues, Thursday evening
January 20. Rev. James E. Doyle is
pastor of the parish.
st. Joseph's Hospital: st. Joseph
Hospital Alumnae Association held
their regular meeting, Friday, Janu
airy IA, at P. M. The following Of
fcers have been reelected for the
coming year: Miss Anne Lawler
president; Miss M. Rau, vice presi
dent; Miss M. Blesner, secretary; Sis
ter M. Oswald, treasurer. Board of di
rectors: Sister NJ. Jerome, Miss B
Culliton, Miss Ann Grady.
MINNEAPOLIS
League of Catholic Women: The
League of Catholic Women will
give social and musical at the Lean
ington Hotel on January 10, for thu
benefit of the Building Fund of Mar
garet Barry House. This department
has long since outgrown the presen
building, and although they are con
Quoting practically every phase of &C
tivity both in individual service a
we'll as community service, and thei
records show that over 10000 peopl
used the house last year, still Their
is much yet to be done to meet tn
needs of this community. Only las
week dental clinic and the service
of one of the city's most expert der
community had to be refused for lac
of space in which to conduct it.
The planned addition will make
possible for the neighborhood dram;
tic club of young men and women
give plays at the house and, inciden
ally, add help in the financing of tn
building, when not required to pay til
tremendous rent of down town the
ter. The dramatic club is now worl
! ing on MRS. Temples Telegram"
comedy to be given in the near futul
under the direction of ]. Mauren. La
fall the Club helped in the publicit
of the Town Tea Kettle through tt
production of one of it's plays, "Ha
vest Night" This play was referre
to in fall number of the Survey.
Two thousand invitations have bee
issued to the musical, and with Il
great enthusiasm displayed in Mi
neapolis over this event it is hop'
that Margaret Barry House will sol
realize it's long needed addition.