The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-10


and Kansas City, whence he will
shortly go to the Pacific coast. From
San Francisco, he will sail for the
Orient to complete his official tour
before returning to Belgium. Brother
Fulbert was the director of the scho-
lasticate of the Christian Brothers at
Louvain, Belgium, before his appoint
ment to his present Office.
Guild of Catholic Women: Rev.
Joseph Corrigan, pastor of the Church
Of st. Mark, addressed the members
i of the Guild at the regular meeting
| last Monday in the Wilder building.
He spoke on Christmas Work Among
the Needy" and pointed out as a
distinctive mark of Christianity the
giving of ones self in interest and
| sympathy. Mrs. Clara Murphy Viii
lars gave a group of songs, accom-
panied by Mrs. Clayton Hamilton.
| Mrs. F. G. Johnson, chairman of re-
lief, will have charge of the Christ
mas dinners to be distributed by the
guild. A special meeting to arrange
the details for this work will be call
ed next week.
| Under the direction of the Civics
department, the guild will assist in
the sale of Christmas seals. Mrs. G..
| w. Lawson is chairman of the depart
ment
The Arts and Letters department
will meet Tuesday, December Is, at
2:30 o'clock, in the auditorium of St.
Agathas Conservatory. Rev. C. F.
| McGinnis, Phi. D., will speak on
| Dante"
A card party for the benefit of the
Catholic Infant Home will be given
December Is, at the Radisson hotel,
Minneapolis. Mrs. Thomas Wallace,
st. Paul chairman of the Infant Home,
will have charge of the distribution
of tickets.
Christ Child Society: The annual
sale held at the Community Center
on View Street Friday and Saturday
| of last week Melted 1926. Many young
women friends of the work donated
literally of their time and means to
make it success.
A membership campaign has been
inaugurated by the Christ Child So
ciety in order to increase and to
widen it's effectiveness in St. Paul.
The plan adopted is to organize as
many young women as possible in
each parish under the direction of a
| oTiC 10 IN
charge of Miss Mary McNabb, chair
man of the membership committee
Among the various activities of the
Society in this city are the following:
catechism classes in various centers,
the Preventorium, etc; the teaching
| of piano, violin and singing at the
different centers; furnishing music at
Mass in the Preventorium, the Work
| House and other similar places;
| teaching sewing and also sewing for
the needy; story telling to children in
the various centers and Fairgrounds;
teaching cooking; girl scout work.
Church of St. COLUMBIA: Mrs. r. B.
Campion will be hostess at silver
|
December 10, at her home, 1874 Blai1
street, the proceeds of the affair tc
be devoted to the building fund of the
parish school of st. Columbas church
The tea is one of a series of social
functions being given for the fund
Rev. M. J. Casey is pastor of the
church.
Mrs. Campion will be assisted by
Mrs. .Charles M. Spear, Mrs. Ernest
Burke, Mrs. Frank Hogan, Mrs M
McGonigal and Mrs. M. j. Neary. Al
interesting program has been ar
ranged to be presented during the
hours. Among those who will appear
are Mrs. Walter r. Brown elsie Ma
honey, Mrs. William Miske, Miss Alb
bic Miner, Miss Laura Ekherg, Miss
Doris Micko, Miss Marguerite Fitz
, gerald Miss Eileen Fitzgerald, Mis-
Mary Miner and Miss Josephine Man
gan.
, Church of st. Luke: The annua
+ bazaar and sale was held last Tues
. day afternoon and evening under thu
auspices of the Parish Council o
Women, in the Junior Pioneer Hal
/ The largest gathering in the histor.
f of the parish thronged the hall an,
: dining room all afternoon and even
e ing. 1t was a record attendance an
Il it is expected that the financial re
turns will be large. A report of thi
i and other work will be given at tn
l. monthly meeting of the Council mex
s Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O o'cloc
7, in the church.
ri Church of the Sacred Heart: On
q of the most edifying events of til
J. Sacred Heart parish took place SUI
+ day afternoon, December 4, whe
q thirty-five young ladies were solemn
$ ly received into the st. Rose sodalit
n Rev. Father Rupert, o. F. NJ, moder
le tor of the sodality, officiated at til
,e services.
At At the next solemn reception, whic
10 will take place in the early part
IS January, 1922, it is expected that q
10 even larger number of candidates wi
a. join the sodality.
- Visitation Convent: On Frids
evening, December 16, at o'cloc
HandePs Oratorio, The Messiah, w
% be presented in the school auditoriu
: by the Visitation Choral Club, und
the direction of Mrs. Frank l. Ho