The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-09-24
MINI EAPOLIS.

Seton Guild: Preliminary steps for
city wide membership campaign for
Seton Guild early in October were TAX
| en- last Monday at a dinner at P M.
in the guild rooms. The campaign is
to be in charge of a general chair.
man, several parish chairmen and rep
resentatives from the large stores and
office buildings in the city.
The Seton Choral club also met Mon
day at dinner and later in the evening
began work on the opera "Erminie,' -
which it will put on in October.
Miss Mary Byrnes, who is an in,
structor in history in South Side high
school, met those interested in a round
table discussion on current events in
Guiding disarmament, and industrial
| and foreign relations, at z P. M. Mon
| day evening.
DR.. John M. Cooper of the Catholic
University at Washington, D. c., will
deliver an address next Sunday after.
| noon at the Curtis hotel on "Girls'
Welfare Work." under the auspices OF
the guild. Mrs. Frank Mulcahy will
sing a group of solos and Miss Gladys
Buell. and Frederick Krone, a duet.
One hundred former service men
from Big Island were guests at the
Seton Guild party last Tuesday at the
Lincoln club.
| st. Mary's Court, c. o. F.: At the
largest attended meeting held for
years, every available seat in the hall
Ibeing occupied, st. Mary's Court, No
$50, Catholic Order of Foresters, elect.
ed the following officers for the en-
suing year on September IA: Anthony
F. Johnson, C. R.; John Blinn, V. c.;
John l.. Nohner, r. c.; Frank B
Schmitt, F. c.; VIM. ]. Amen, Treas.
Jos. ]. Shea, Speaker; Michael Flaher
Trustees, and Rev. Thomas King, Spir
itual Director Installation of the
elected officers is to take place Tues
day, October II. The court decided
upon another membership drive this
fall and winter. During the past two
years, st. Mary's Court nearly dou
bled it's membership, and efforts are
being put forward in the present drive
to even Guido previous efforts.
1t was also unanimously agreed tC
donate one hundred dollars from the
treasury towards st. Charles Settle
ment House.
Junior League: Mrs J. M. Okonesk
has been chosen chairman pro tenn Of
the Junior Catholic league of the Min
neapolis League of Catholic Women tt
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna
ton of Mrs. NJ H. Pratt. The chair
man of the junior league is member
of the board of the WON ems league.
The fall rally of the Junior league
Tuesday was attended by 125 girls wht
adopted program for the years recre
ational and educational activities.
: A hostess club was formed, of which
Miss Koletta Kortum is president TIL,
rs members will take turns in groups
of five as hostesses at the Tuesda,
/ parties.
Miss Katherine Dowd is organizing
group of girls for class in the appre
citation of music. Mrs. H. j. Fetzne
is in charge of the class in millinery
: which will meet twice a week for 81.
lessons. Miss Teresa Sweetser will
direct the social service work. Tn
choral club, under the direction O
John J. Beck will have it's first meet
ing the last week in September. TIL
club plans to stage a light opera earl
l in the winter.
/ League of Catholic Women: A mt
: steal program was given by Mr. an
/ Mrs. Eugene Skaaden Friday evenins
i September Is, at the reception he'll
e in the club rooms of the Minneapoli
s League of Catholic Women in homo
d of the Very Rev. Thomas E. Cutler
t new rector of st. Thomas college an
a former pastor of the Pro-Cathedral {
f st. Mary. An invitation was extende
|. to all members of the league to attent
! For several years Father Cullen wa
;. spiritual director of the league.
n Church of St. Stephen: The youn
q ladies of the parish entered upon
) retreat Thursday evening of this weel
a large number attending the service
each day. The retreat will close SUI
day morning, September 25, while
!. reception of new members in til
: young ladies, sodality will take plac
/ Saturday evening. September "a. Th
9 exercises are being conducted by Re