The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-05
lessor c. Step, and another successful
year is anticipated.

Guild of Catholic Women: Mrs. E. C.
Ives will preside at the general meet
ing of the Guild which will be held
Monday, November Z, at 2:3O, in the
auditorium of the Wilder Building.
The Guild Hall Board will hold it's
regular monthly meeting Tuesday, No
vember s, al 1920 in the parlors of
the Guild Hall, 215 Nelson Avenue.
The campaign being conducted at
present for increased membership by
the guild is placing many new names
IN the records of the organization.
Many are at work in the various par
ishes. in the interests of the drive,
striving by personal efforts in reach
ing every Catholic woman in the city.
The work of the guild, primarily, is
Ehilanthropic, educational and correc-
tional.
Church of St. Luke: At a meeting
OF the Parish Council of Women, held
on October &c, the following officers
were appointed for the ensuing year:
president, Mrs. Paul Bork; first vice
president, Mrs. r. M. Burns; second
vice president, Mrs. T. F. Naughton;
treasurer, Mrs. e. j. Donohue; finan-
cial secretary, Mrs. T. A. Setback.
Mrs. c. J. Ehrmantraut, 96S Laurel
Avenue, gave a buffet luncheon at her
lone Thursday, November 3, at l
o'clock, for the benefit of the building
fund. Mrs. Ehrmantraut was assisted
by a group of women from the Parish
Council. A musical program was Civ
en- after the luncheon.
The Parish Council of Catholic Wo-
men meets every Wednesday after
400 from l to 5 o'clock in the sewing
room of the church.
The Parish Council of Catholic
Women will hold a business meeting
Wednesday afternoon, November 9, at
which arrangements for the holiday
sale and supper will be made.
Church of St. Michael: The second
performance of the Milk Fairies an
allegory for children, was given at
7:45 P. NJ, Wednesday, at st. Mi
chaels parochial school. The parents
of the children were invited to attend.
A talk on nutrition was given by Miss
Neven 0. BetZ. The cast was selected
from the school and trained by Miss
Alice Stevens. Milk and milk prod
ucts are insisted on as a necessary
part of the child's diet.
Church of the Assumption: The
young ladies of st. Rose Sodality will
receive Holy Communion on Sunday,
November 6, at the $3.50 Mass. Mem
bers will please take notice of the
change of time which will continue
during the winter months.
The regular monthly meeting will
be held on Monday evening, November
Z, at 8 o'clock.
X. Of c.: Most Reverend Arch
bishop Bowling was the guest of honor
at a large meeting of the knights, last
Tuesday evening in their hall. His
Grace spoke on Catholic philosophy
and it's bearing on educational prob
lens, and he discoursed on the sub,
ject of education in it's wider, national
scope.
About thirty members of the st.
Paul council, Knights OF Columbus,
will leave for Chicago Saturday night
to take part in the demonstration to
be rendered Marshal Foch Sunday, it
was announced at the regular meeting.
Frank Delaney, grand knight, said
more than 100, 900 members of the
organization will take part in the Chi
cago demonstration.
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.: Division
No. 10 of the Auxiliary will hold their
next meeting Thursday evening, No
vember 10. A card party will follow
The meeting will be held in Labor
Temple, Franklin street between Sixth
and Ninth streets.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
Springfield: The officers of the
local K. c. recently elected for the en-
suing year are: j. L. Farrell, presi
dent; G. H. A. Pietsch, vice president;
Joseph Ryan, treasurer; Isaac Black
financial secretary; Armin Schmid, re
cording secretary; Wallace Marion
Joseph Ryan and Alex. S~eifert, trus
tees. Messrs. George P. Forster, Jos
Kreitinger, VIM. Ochs and A. Schmit
were appointed to arrange for a lee
ture by Rev. F. S. Rant Upon Euro
pean affairs in the near future.
Chandler G%oldthwaite, municipa
organist of st. Paul, gave a re
cital at St. Raphael's church her,
last Tuesday night before a large ant
appreciative audience. The Cecilial
Musical club and the St. Raphae
Church club assisted. This was tn,
first public recital since the dedication
of the pipe organ.
S~hakopee: Sunday, October 80, wa
a big day for the Shakopee Council O
the Knights of Columbus. A class O
fifty new members was admitted t
membership in the local council an
was given the first, second and thir,
degrees of the order. The program
began at 9 A. NJ, when the candidate
! and members assembled at the clu
rooms and, headed by the Chanhasse,
band, marched in a body to st. Mark
: church where High Mass was cele
2 brated. The first degree was confer
: red at the K. G.. hall at II A. NJ, tn
local officers aypmnlifyino tho uorl