The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-19

was appointed recording secretary,
and Mrs. w. j. Logue, press chairman.
A Christmas Sale and Supper will
be held Tuesday, December 6, in the
Junior Pioneer Hall. The sale will
begin Tuesday afternoon, and supper
will be served from $50 until 8
o'clock. Among the many prizes to
be given away is a fully equipped
Ford automobile.
The delegates to the National Cath
Ole Women's Conference, held in
Minneapolis this week, were Mrs. Paul
Bork. Mrs. w. j. Logue, Mrs. P. j. Col
Inns, Mrs. P. O'Connell and Mrs. P. H.
Gallagher.
Church of the Assumption: A Christ
mas sale, conducted by the young la
dies of the st. Rose Sodality, for the
benefit of the church, will be held Sun
day afternoon and evening, November
20, and Monday evening, November 81,
in the school hall.
l.. A. of A. o. H.: At a recent Ram
sey County Board meeting the follow
ing county officers were elected: pres
ident, Mrs. Margaret Moriarty; vice
president, Mrs. d. McDonough; record
ing secretary, Mrs. Mabel G. Allen;
treasurer, Mrs. Anna Flynn; mistress
at arms, Mrs. d. Granville; sentinel,
Mrs. Mary E. Lyons; board of direc-
tors, Mrs. F. Lynch, Mrs. Waters, Mrs.
A.. Conroy, Mrs. M. Heating, Mrs. Nc
Grath, and Miss J. Cook; auditors,
Mrs. N. Ryan, Mrs. Cora Gibbons, and
Mrs. Walsh. Rev. J. Cronin of St.
James parish was appointed chap
lain.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Pro-CathedraI: A pre-Advent social
will be given in the school hall on Fri
day evening, November 25, at 8
O'Clock, under the auspices of the Ro-
sary Society. An interesting program
is being prepared and an enjoyable
time is assured to all.
A Minstrel show was presented in
the school hall on Friday evening of
last week, by the Boy Scouts and al
tar boys, and it was much enjoyed by
the large audience present. A mat
lnee performance was given on the
afternoon OF the previous day for the
children of the school, and on Sunday
afternoon, November 13, the perform
ance was repeated in the st. Thomas
| COLLAGE oIIitor;,r, l>oeo,, H. 1--
body and members of the faculty.
After the show, the members of the
cast were entertained at dinner at the
college.
Church of Ascension: Five thou
sand persons last Monday night at
tended the first nights program of the
fall festival, celebrating the opening
of the new 5000, 900 club house and
| gymnasium of Ascension church, Sew,
enteenth and Dupont north.
The prize baby contest, one of the
features of the festival, brought out
$50 entrants who were examined by
officers of the state board of health.
This contest was open to any baby in
Minneapolis. The winners will be an
nounced Saturday.
Seventy school children of Ascen-
sion school presented a playlet, which
emphasized the value of milk as a food
for children. 1t was given under the
direction of the National Dairy coun-
Gil. Feminine styles, from 1875 to
1921 were presented in ""The Passing
Show" also a prize contest. Women
wearing the costumes passed in re.
view on the stage of the auditorium.
Winners in the event also will be an
nounced. on Saturday.
K. of c.: AT the next meeting, a res
olution will be presented withdraw.
ing the reduction of SIS in the initia.
ton fee granted men in service dur
ing the war period and since contin.
ued for e~x-service men. The effect
of the resolution is to restore the in.
itiation fee of $25 for all applicants
as of January 1.
The members of the local council
will receive Holy Communion in a
body at the s o'clock Mass in the Pro
Cathedral Sunday, November Is, fol
the repose of the souls of deceased
members.
Seton Guild: John O'Toole will play
the part of Ravennes, played by De
Wolff Hopper, and Frank McInerney
will play the part of Cadeaux, which
was taken by Francis Wilson in the
production of "Erminie,' which is tt
t be presented by the Seton GUILD
Choral Club in the Central high schoo
auditorium Monday evening, Decem
Der Is.
Members of the Seton Players Clul
! will meet every Friday evening a
f 1880 o'clock, to rehearse the play the,
l will present ON December 9, in tn,
Studio Recital hall. Miss Edyth,
~Chernstrom will direct the play.
!, Disarmament was the subject O
: the round table discussion in the Cur
!, rent Events class Tuesday evening a
: 8 o'clock in the Guild rooms, con
, Quoted by Miss Mary Byrnes. TIL,
class is open to the public.
Seton Juniors will meet twice
week to rehearse for the mil
t Fairies" to be put on with the revu
g In The Studio Recital hall Thursda,
evening, December l.. Mrs. Mar
e Burns Mueller will be in charge.