The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26

During the dinner hour Mon
| day evening, Miss Mary Byrnes spoke
on the disarmament conference The
membership drive committees will
continue their work under the direc
ton of Miss Margaret Graham. Social
meeting will be held every Monday
evening
The Merry Makers club of the
guild will give party in the ball
room of the Curtis hotel Tuesday
evening, November 30 Another par
ty will be given by the club on Tues.
day evening, December 6, in the Lake
Street auditorium.
Miss Katherine Cleary will play the
part of Captain Delaney in "Er
minie,' the three act opera to be
staged by Seton Guild Choral club al
the Central high school auditorium
December II.
Rehearsals on "Erminie' will be
held every Monday and Thursday
evening under the direction of Miss
Frances Walsh and Miss Katherine
Jefries. Tickets may be secured at
the Cable Piano company and at the
guild club rooms
Mrs. David 0. Irwin, president-elect
| OF the Minnesota division of the Ma.
tlonal Council of Catholic Women
has appointed Mrs. d. E. Virtue, di
rector of the guild, as chairman OF
young Women's work in the state OF
Minnesota. Mrs. Virtue will have a
committee of five women engaged in
similar work throughout the state on
her committee, and she plans to have
a constructive program for establish
ing girls clubs throughout the state
The committee will be appointed be-
fore the first of the year.
Delegates to the third annual con.
ference of the Minnesota division of
the council were entertained at lunch.
con at the guild rooms on Wednes-
day of last week.
K. of c.: Monday noon luncheons
for knights OF Columbus have been
resumed at the cafeteria of the League
OF Catholic Women, 720 Marquette ave,
nue., at l2:15 P. NJ. An opportunity
to meet your brother knights, good
place to eat and good luncheon for
a reasonable cost, every Monday noon
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
New Prague: On Friday, November
IL, His Grace the Most Reverend
Archbishop administered the Sacra.
ment of Confirmation to a class OF
155. High Mass was sung by Rever.
end Francis j. Tomek. The clergy
present in the sanctuary were: Rev. J.
Cermak, the pastor; Rev. Charles Ho.
vorka, Rev. Cyril Farrell, and Rev. A.
BrzokoWski. Much credit is due to
the choir, accompanied by the local Or
chestra under the direction of Prof
]. kovarik, for the excellent rendi
ton of Singenberger's "Ecce Sacerdos
Magnus" and Van Breese's Mass. The
large congregation present at the
services was deeply impressed by the
inspiring words of His Grace who, in
the course of his sermon, pointed out
the need of Catholic education and
Catholic unity in this country An Of
ferlng of 500 was given to the Arch
bishop by the children confirmed.
Green Isle: The officers of Colum
bus Council, No. 1887, Knights of Co
| lumbus, were installed by District
Deputy J. A. Lindenberg at Arlington
| Mimi, November IA. The followins
are the newly elected officers: Henry
kreger, grand knight; Barney Nc
Guire, deputy grand knight; Frank A
| Mcmahon, chancellor; Frank Null
gan, recording secretary; P. E. Don
lin, financial secretary; Pat Toole
| treasurer; w. P. Norman, lecturer
John Dempsey, advocate: NJ H. Brad
| ley, warden; VIM. Moran, insid,
guard; Mike Brazil outside guard; S
F. Mullen, trustee.
| After the installation, Rev. Fathe
Kern lectured to the knights. Hi
subject was, patriotism of Catholics
in America" After the lecture
luncheon was served by the ladies O
the Arlington parish.