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

"wednesday night for senior boys, and
Tuesday, 2 to A P. NJ, for girls; story
telling and games for kindergarten
and pre-school age children, Friday, 8
to 5 p. NJ, and special gymnasium
classes for adults Friday evening.
The members of the Margaret Barry
house board are: Mines. E. f. Burns,
G. C. Barry, c. c. Davis, r. e. Farr,
w. w. Smedley and L. f. Schafhau-
sen. The current expenses of the
Margaret Barry house are met by the
Community fund, which is raised UNI
der the condition that no part is used
for capital expenditures.
Catholic Central Bureau: Mrs. Dam
iel Coonan, one of the pioneers in
women's club work in Minnesota, left
for Los Angeles last week. Mrs,
Coonan's daughters, the Misses Kath-
crime, Jocine and Helen Coonan, also
left to make their home in California.
Mrs. Coonan has been a jealous social
| worker here for rs years.
Clubwomen of the city arranged
many social affairs for Mrs. Coonan
last week, among them a luncheon
at the Donaldson tea rooms, dinner
at the Minneapolis club and a feder-
alton tea.
Mrs. Coonan has been active in
| women's c1ubwork in Minnesota for
some years through her connection
with the Minnesota Federation Of
| Women's club She was chairman of
! the industrial department for the last
two years, She was instrumental in
organizing the Minnesota division of
the National Council of Catholic
Women, and was first vice president
at large of that organization. Mrs.
Coonan also was member of the
| Women's club, which membership she
will retain as she hopes to return to
Minnesota in few years, after she
| has taken complete rest. She. ex-
| poets to spend some time in study
and reading and then take active part
in club work again.
| Mrs. Coonan also was a member of
| the executive board of the Catholic
| Central bureau and, will also identify
i
reau organizations in Los Angeles.
| De La Sale Institute: Fifty mem
| bers of the '21 class were initiated
| into the De La Sale Alumni associa-
| ton Monday evening, December 5, in
the assembly hall of the school, j.
F. Cogwin acted as master of ceremo-
| MES.
| Hopes for record turnout at the
annual banquet were materially
strengthened by the announcement
that Most Reverend Archbishop Aus
tin Bowling will preside, according to
B. F. Collins, president of the Alumni
association. This event will take
place Tuesday evening, December 10,
at Donaldson's tea rooms.
| In addition to Archbishop Bowling,
other speakers Of note have been OBJ
tanned for the occasion Leo J..
Gleason will act as POSTMASTER.
Talks will be made by Rev. J..
M. Reardon, B. F. Collins, Hen
ry S. Kane, J. J. Molyneaux, E. P.
Covany, Neil M. Cronin, Brother Pat
rick, director of the school, and 9th
ers. Brother H. Mark, former director
of the school, is expected to make the
trip from Duluth to be present.
| Music will be provided by an aug
mented symphony orchestra conduct
ed by Chester Campbell A group of
high class entertainers has also been
secured to assist in making the even
ing a success.
According to the committee in
charge, an unusually large number of
reservations have already been made,
and an attendance of at least 500 is
expected.
Junior Catholic League: The girls
of the Junior Catholic league will
give party for their mothers at the
clubrooms, 720 Marquette avenue, De.
cember IL. A chicken dinner will be
served at 6:15 P. M. in the club
rooms, after which the mothers will
be entertained with Christmas pro-
gram.
! Miss Esther Okones1i is chairman
of the committee and the other mem
bers are the Misses Antoinette Ian
dry, Loretta Grady, Genevieve Leary
Evelyn .Carlston and Mildred Newman
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
: New UIm: The VIM. Schreyer res
idence property on South Minnesota
=, street, together with the site, lo1
and half. has been purchased by st
: Mary's parish. The purchase price
was $6,250. The building is bricl
; residence and will be remodeled ant
4 used for the priests home. With the
new acquisition, St. Mary's parish
:, now owns the full half block, between
: Fifth and Sixth streets on South Min
|. nesota street. This is sufficient rea
e estate upon which to erect. a churcl
:. and a schoolhouse. The announce
ment of the purchase of the Schreye
residence was made by Rev. A. Los
q leben at the different Masses Sunda.
morning.
Plans are now maturing for tn
:, erection of a new church and school,
house on this site next year.
l. Anoka: A Christmas sale Of art
cles suitable for Christmas gifts
e being held at st. Anne's convent, col
e ner Main street and Fifth avenue
o. The sale opened last week. Anok