The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-03

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McCauley, st. Paul; financial secre-
tary, Mrs. M. j. Powers, St. Paul;
treasurer, Miss M. Brennan, st. Paul;
auditor, Mrs. d. c. Daley, Minneapolis;
Mrs. r. Carroll is in charge of the
linen department; Mrs. X. Bowe has
charge of the vestment department.
The Minneapolis branch sew on
Thursday of each week at ST. Thomas
Hall, 3115 West 44th street, Mime
apolis.
St. Vincent de Paul Society: The
annual meeting of the Conferences of
the Society of st. Vincent de Paul,
under the auspices of the Particular
Council will be held Sunday even
ing, December II, in the hall in the
basement of the Cathedral, at
o'clock. A condensed report of the
work of the conferences, the reports
of the Particular Council and of the
Metropolitan Central Council will be
read; also the first report of the ST.
Vincent de Paul Cooperative Shop. A
cordial invitation to attend the meet
ing is extended to all interested in
the work.
Guild of Catholic Women: The reg.
ular monthly meeting will be held
Monday, December 5, in the Auditor.
ium of the Wilder building Reports
of the work of the various depart
ments will be read and plans for the
Christmas work discussed
| December 8, the Feast of the I'm,
maculate Conception, is the annual
Communion day for members of the
Guild, when all are expected to receive
Holy Communion in a body at the
Cathedral.
The Arts and Letters Department
met Tuesday at the Public Library
Mrs. w. ]. Logue gave an illustrated
lecture on the Ruined Cathedrals of
France"
Church of ST. COLUMBIA: The Cath
olics of the Hamline district contem-
plate the erection of new parochial
school in the near future, and to fur
Their the project they are holding a
two-day bazaar in the Church Hall
corner of Hamline avenue and Lafond
street, on Friday and Saturday, Dec
ember 2 and 3. An unusual assert
ment of elegant and useful articles
is on sale at the various booths
Hamline and South Robert street Cal
reaches the hall.
Christ Child Society: A Christmas
sale is being held Friday evening
December 2, and Saturday afternoon
and evening, December 8, at 40S View
street. There are many toys, among
! them, toy animals and some doll fur
, niture that the boys (from 9 to /:
t years. have made. Novelties, candy
and great number of useful articles
; will be on sale. The prices are very
reasonable and fine opportunity is
) offered for people to get their Christ
mas gifts. The proceeds are to b.
used for equipment and for religion.
purposes which the money from thu
Community Chest does not provide for
S A. o. r., Division I: Last Saturda,
evening, with very large attendance
:, Division No. l of the Ancient Orde
4 of Hibernians of Ramsey county, ce
|, ebrated the forty-frst anniversary o
l. it's organization. This division wa
: organized in st. Paul, on Novembe
%, 1880, by Mr.. M. w. Mogan of Mir
e neapolis, who was the first state pres
q dent of the order in Minnesota whic
n today has nearly six hundred men
bers on it's roll.
T. F. Kelleher, one of the pionee
l. members, occupied the chair, an
S among the speakers was M. w. Nj
g gan, who organized the division, job
n Sheehy, national treasurer of the A
IL o. H., T. J. Doyle, state president,
$ J. O'Donnell, state secretary, T. 4
e Rafftery, state insurance secretar,
g James Kelly, county president, Hell
n nepin county, A. J. Mccarthy, count
4 president, Ramsey county, T. O'Su
If Ivan, president Division 1, and D. Y
LAWYER.
9, A water color painting of the ne
j. Hibernian Halls to be built in tn
lie city next summer was displayed an
n. explained to the members present /
IS county president, Mr.. Mccarthy. A
h, were enthusiastic over the prospec
e. of the Hibernians being in their oN
n home before the next anniversal
L. celebration
The address of Brother Lawler W:
oy the event of the evening, and I'll
m songs of Brothers Joyce, O'Connt
of and King greatly added to the EMO
e. ment of those present Luncheon w
served and cigars passed and with
a prayer and cheer for the success
es- the new and the old republics-Il
ro land and America-the forty-first a
IN, niversary celebration of Division \
1 passed into history.
Id Church of St. casimir: The sche
~ fund committee of this parish is. ma
ne ing preparations for a big bazaar a
I'LL Christmas festival which will be he
at the Church Hail. corner of Fore
ast and Jessamine streets, on the aft
he noon and evening of Sunday, Dece
ta1 Der 4. A number of valuable and u
in full articles will be given away. T
nv. proceeds of the bazaar will be devot
ars to the school fund, as the parish
sy. badly in need of new school, t
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