The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-04-09
ST. PAUL.

Church of st. John: The young
ladies of the Ferghillian Club, assist.
ed by six young men, will present a
three-act comedy, My Irish Rose -
on Sunday, April II, at the Sacred
Heart Hall, East Sixth and Hope Sts.,
for the benefit of st. Johns Building
Fund.
Society of ST. Vincent De Paul: The
general meeting of the Society of st.
Vincent de Paul will be held in the
hall in the Cathedral basement Sun
day, April II, at s P. M. The store
of the society in cooperation with the
Guild of Catholic Women and the Blu
reau of Catholic Charities is now do
ing business at SO W. Third street and
all friends of the Catholic Charity Or
CARNATIONS will be welcome at the
meeting. Two hundred large "accnm-
ulation bags are now ready for pass
ing out to pastors wishing to make
gifts of used clothing, shoes, etc, and
regular arrangements for calling for
same will soon be completed.
Guild of Catholic Women: At the
annual election of officers of the Guild
held last Monday at the Wilder Build
ing, Mrs. E. c. Ives was unanimously
elected president for the, second time
Other officers elected were: Mrs P.
ii. Gallagher, first vice president; Mrs
]. F. Cullen, second vice president;
Mrs. P. ]. Flynn, third vice president;
Mrs. J. P. Crowley, fourth vice pres
ident; Mrs. George GranStrum, treas
urer; Mrs. Clara Murphy Villars, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Emily Har-
tung, corresponding secretary; Miss
Sara Walsh, financial secretary; Mrs.
J. w. Smith, field secretary: Mrs. Dex-
ter Hamilton, federation secretary;
Mrs. E.. ]. Clasen, historian; Mrs. w.
]. O'Toole, first member at large;
Mrs. W. ]. Logue, second member at
large.
Committee chairmen are: House,
Mrs. Harry Brown; press, Miss Daisy
Flynn; hospital Mrs. e. c.. Eschelby;
membership, Mrs. J. J. Gleason; gar
ments, Mrs. NJ. Doody; social, Mrs. M.
J. McFadden.
The annual reports showed much
work accomplished during the past
c. year, particularly in the Guild Hall
and Infant Home departments. Dur
ing the coming year the Civics depart
ment, of which Mrs. Geo. w. Lawson
is chairman, will take charge of the
wi mi in ioI, ho
Guild is planning much activity.
The Guilds appreciation of the pub
lie services of the late Mr. Ames was
expressed in a resolution OF condo.
lence.
Mrs. Daniel Coonan of Minneapolis
brought to the Guild personal invi
tation to attend the lecture to be Civ.
en- by Mrs. Joyce Kilmer at the Cur
tbs Hotel, Minneapolis, April Is, at s
p. NJ. Mrs. Kilmer is a lecturer OF
rare charm and is the widow of the
late Joyce Kilmer poet and journal
list, who gave his life on the fields Of
France
The auditorium of the Wilder Build
ing was decorated for the meeting in
a novel way. A line of most attrac
tive clothes for little folks extended
the length of the hall, while two beau
tiful patchwork quits made back
ground for the platform. The exhibit
was staged by the sewing department
of the Guild which is now busy fur
nishing supplies for the ST. Vlncen
de Paul cooperative shop at ThirC
and st. Peter streets. The blocks
. in one of the quilts were made man.
years ago, and eventually found thei
way to the st. Vincent de Paul Soci
ETY.. The calico bought fifty years ag
looked fresh and bright in its beau
tifully quilted new setting. The lon
line of attractive things for young pee
pie was a real masked ball. A brow
suit appeared as three pretty littl
dresses with coveted worsted stitches
A cravenette coat made a second de
but as an attractive frock trimme
with red braid And some pretty Ii
tie summer dresses fer tiny tot
showed the hidden possibilities of di
carded coverall aprons and men
SnlTLS. liz IL 1iih' "
partment were awarded to member
in the Cathedral, St Agnes, st. John
and st. Vincent's parishes.
Before the election of officers Mr.
Ambrose Whaley, we'll known. col
tralto, sang a group of songs.
Arts and Letters: The last Stud
Circle of the year was held Tuesda
at the st. Agatha's Conservatory. Mr.
w. j. Daley read an interesting papt
on Roger Bacon. Mrs. E. II. Slate
was reelected chairman for the cor
ing year; Mrs. M. e. Fleming, vic
chairman; Mrs. E. J. Wall, secretary
and Miss Edna Miller, treasurer. Mr.
Picolell of the Saltwater Guild, W;
a guest at the meeting.
Guild Hall Board: The regul;
monthly meeting of the Guild Hs
Board will be held Tuesday, April