The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-01-08

Gus classes and during the dinner hour
Miss Mary r. Byrnes spoke on "Why
tho Home Rule Bill Passed by the Eng
fish Government, Is Not Acceptable tc
the Irish People"
Rehearsals on What Happened tc
JONES'" and "All of a Sudden Peggy
were held Tuesday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings in the Guild rooms
216 South Fourth street. A new class
in dramatic art opened Thursday eve.
ming.
China painting classes will be held
every Wednesday evening; sewing
Friday evening; millinery, Thursday
evening; current topics, Wednesday
evening.
League of Catholic Women: The
Minneapolis League of Catholic Won
en- will give social and musical Janu-
airy 10, at the bennington hotel for
the benefit of the building fund of the
Margaret Barry house. Mrs. G. c.
| O'Brien is chairman of the committee
on arrangements.
The January meeting of the Junior
league will be held Monday, January
10, in the club rooms, 72O Marquette
avenue. Mrs. Clarence Norquist is in
! charge of the arrangements.
Socials will be held at the club
rooms every Tuesday and Saturday
evenings. Miss Cecilia Korteum is
chairman of the committee in charge
of the Tuesday evening affairs, and
Miss Cecil Pease is chairman for the
Saturday night parties.
The Junior league opened it's win
ter term of classes this week. The
league is offering instruction in dra-
matte art, French, choral work, bowl.
ing, cooking and home nursing. The
class in swimming registered at the
University of Minnesota will continue
its work throughout the year at the
women's gymnasium under the direc-
ton of Dr., J. Foster.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
New UIm: At the annual meeting
of the st. Joseph society held at the
parochial school Sunday afternoon,
December 26, it was voted to donate
$1,000 to library fund for the new
Catholic high school. Rev. R. Schlink-
ert in an appropriate address thanked
the members of the society for their
magnanimity and generosity.
The annual report was presented.
The society now numbers ATS mem
bers. This membership comprises 446
active, 26 adaptive and 4 honorary
members. During the past year ~
active members were added to the
society and active and / honorary
members were lost in death. Among
the membership IS are nonresident.
During the past year $S6O.55 was re-
ceived by fifty-one members in sick
benefits. The annual report states
that the receipts from all sources,
during the year 1920, excluding cash
on hahd,' JANUARY 1, 1920, in the sum
of $333.59, total $1,996.O1. The total
expenses of the year were $1,693.S7
At the present time the society has
cash on hand to the amount of $685.. a.
It's assets total $8,576.S3, which in
cluded the item of cash on hand, $4,000
in Liberty bonds, notes in the sum of
$4,000 and other minor items.
The following active members died
during the past year: Fred. Farnbach,
Mich. Schmitt, Jos. w. Soukup, Peter
Steffel, Isidor Haas, Jos. N. Schaefer,
and Jos. Bauer, Springfield, honorary
member.
The annual meeting resulted in the
| following officers being elected for the
ensuing year: Wd. Eibner, president;
Mich. G.. Lang, vice president; Alex.
F. Ranweiler, recording secretary;
And. j. Tauer, assistant recording sec.
rotary; Ben. 1. Vetter, financial secre'
tary; Christ Sprenger, treasurer; Jos
Wiltscheck, Rud. Marti and Ant. j.
Zeig, trustees; Alb. Wiltscheck, John
A. Sellner and JOS Wiesner, finance
committee; Jos. G. Puchner, marshal
Jos. Kloeckl, sentinel; Fidel Schnei
der, confidential agent