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

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for volunteer workers who can de-
vote an afternoon each week to sew
ing there. Several persons from a
parish, who SO desire, are urged to
form unit for the purpose of carry
ing on this work. A day and a time
when the sewing room will be at
the disposal of such group can be
arranged by phone. Call Miss Agnes
Cavanaugh (Drexel 0S00), who is in
charge of the work..
| The Economy shop will designate
| day in December as Record Sale day.
On that day, victrola records that
have been donated to the Catholic
Central bureau will be offered for sale
at minimum prices. To make the,
sale a success, friends are invited to-
| contribute discarded Columbia, Edi.
son, Victor, Pathe and Brunswick rec
ords. Collection of these records will
be made before the date of the sale.
Phone your desire to contribute to
the Economy shop, Dinsmore 1872.
Seton Guild: Seton Guild will give
| it's Christmas bazaar in the guild
rooms Wednesday and Thursday, De-
cember IA and Is. Mrs. E. S. Kane,
2217 Fremont avenue south, and Mrs,
T. J. Gibbons, 2417 Bryant avenue
south, will be in charge of the wom-
ems booth at the bazaar. Persons
wishing to help make the women's
| booth a success should communicate
| with Mrs. Kane or Mrs Gibbons.
| Miss Anna Irwin will be in charge
of the fancy work booth and she will
be assisted by group of girls. Mr..
P. j. Sheehan will be in charge of
the mems booth, and Miss Cecilia
Weidlich will have charge of the dec
| orations. Other features will be in
charge of the following: music, Miss
Frances Walsh; speaking, Miss Kath-
crime Jeffries; guessing contest, Miss
Sarah Seward. Dinner will be served
in the guild rooms at o'clock.
Blocks of seats for the presentation
of "Erminie," by the Choral club~of
| the guild at the Central high school
auditorium on Monday evening, De
| cember IL, have been taken by the
Knights of Columbus, the Catholic
Central bureau and the ST. Anthony
of Padua choir. Miss Ruth Anderson
| will give a violin solo between acts.
| ST. Mary's AIumnae: More than l.
| 900 persons attended the second an
enual benefit bazaar given by St. Ma
rvs Hospital Alumnae association
| Thursday evening of last week at ST.
Mary'S hospital, where graduate
nurses and Sisters conducted a pro-
| gram of music and sales. Booths Of
fancy articles, candies, canned goods,
| fishpond, refreshment stands and 9th
err attractions gave total receipts of
$1,000. The money will be used to
help members of the training school
to complete courses of study and be
prepared to render service to suffer
| ing humanity. Miss Veronica Schnei-
der is president of the association
Other officers are: Miss M. Blank, vice
president; Miss Nelson, secretary;
Miss Grace Grain, recording secreta-
ry; Miss Carlson, treasurer. The an
nual meeting of the association will
take place at the hospital the third
1 Tuesday in January. a 49,.
| League of Catholic Women: A
| trousseau of the finest linen, crepe
de chimes, silks and billowy laces and
mings, the contents of beautiful
hope-chest, will be the prize (chest
and ALL, in a contest being conducted
at the large bazaar that the League
of Catholic Women is giving the
last three evenings of this week as
"a benefit for the Margaret Barry
building fund The sum of $4,000 is
house and to make it adequate for
present day needs. The receipts from
the bazaar are counted upon to swell
the fund materially The bazaar is
being conducted at the clubrooms of
the Minneapolis League of Catholic
: Women, 720 Marquette avenue. Mrs.
Z e. F. Burns, of the Margaret Barry
; Settlement committee, and Mrs. R. P
O'Brien, president of the league, are
: in charge of the general arrange
, ments. There are numerous booths
in which the novelties of the season
) are displayed. The hours of the ba
zaar are from to P. M, and after
Is P. M. Assisting are the following
chairmen: Mrs. Joseph Brown, gener
al chairman of the bazaar and pack
age booth; Mrs. M. Breslauer, fancy
: work booth; Miss Anna May Leary
doll booth; Mrs. J. w. Einichen, can
!. dy booth; Mrs. Laura Barrett, blan
, ket booth; Mrs. c. G.. O'Brien, Japa
nese tea garden; Mrs. r. A. Farr
, hope chest. Young girls serving il
the Japanese tea garden are: Mise!
Irenus Getchell, Loretta Hennessey
Jeanette Stacy, Sylvia Poulliot, Ger
!. trude Ring, Ella Ring, Marion O'Brien
!. The cafeteria of the league will serv
a dinner every evening at the bazaar
: Margaret Barry Settlement House
The new $4,000 addition to the MAJ
gareto Barry settlement house, Is
:. Pierce street northeast, will be opeI
: ed to the public on Christmas day
!. according to 1000 announcement
isent out by the directors last wee
:. Ito friends and supporters of the il
stitution.
n Three times as many people of tn
3 community will be served with tn
. Inew building as it was possible t