The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-03

| finances for ME training course, may
| become professional nurses. Miss
| Veronica Schneider, r. N, is president
of the Alumnae Association.
| St. Charles Mission: Under the
auspices of Rev. William Driscoll of
the Catholic Central Bureau, Sun
day school is conducted at st. Eliza
beth's school, Sth street and 18th av-
enue south, on Sundays at p. m.
The attendance, which numbers two
hundred, is drawn from homes where
instruction in Catholic Faith is
meager.
A card party for the benefit of the
st. Charles Mission is to be, given in
the ball room of the Curtis Hotel,
Monday evening, December 5. The
proceeds from this party will be used
to furnish Christmas tree and fes-
tival for the children of the St.
Charles Mission. The patrons of the
i Mission are urged to attend and bring
their friends.
The newest branch established by
the Catholic. Central Bureau is The
Economy Shop located at Sc East Hen.
nepin. The Shop aims to supply good
used clothing at reasonable prices.
During it's first month of existence, it
has enjoyed large trade and seems
capable of fulfilling the expectations
of it's organizer, Rev. VIM. P. Dris-
coll Donations of clothing are col
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city. Donors of clothing are requested
to notify the main office of the Cath
Ole Central Bureau by telephone
Atlantic 2126. To send clothing from
points outside Minneapolis, address
The Economy Shop, Sc East Hennepin
Ave-, Minneapolis.
X. of c. and Foch: At the Auditor
ium, Minneapolis, last Saturday, at the
Foch, the Knights of Columbus pre-
sented the Marshal with an emblem
ring. The K. of C. was represented by
Robt. D. Brown, Grand Knight, and
Raymond A. Scallen, Deputy Grand
Knight. Presentation was made in
French by Mr.. Scallen, formerly Cap
tain in the 33Sth Machine Gun Bat
talon, A. E. F. Following is a trans
lation of the address:
Marshal:
eff you will pardon the French of a
former soldier of the American Elk
peditionary Forces, who is proud to
have been under your orders in
France, in the name of my comrades
Of the local council of the knights of
Columbus l beg you to accept kindly
this little gift in remembrance of the
extreme honor you have shown all
our city by your presence here and in
recognition of our joy that you are a
Fl distinguished knight of our order
May the circular shape of this ring
signify the endless friendship of our
countries and may it represent also
, the deep love which we have for you
which will last. forever!"
The ring is of heavy green gold in
simple and dignified design, set with
, flat oval of black onyx on which is
placed the Knights of Columbus en-
blem in platinum set with a diamond
Inscription inside ring "Chevaliers de
Colomb, Minneapolis. 11-26-21" Mar
shall Foch accepted III a few kindly
words and congratulated the speaker
on his command of the French Ian
guage.
Knights of Columbus, Hennepin
= Minneapolis Council, No. .435, will ex
v emplify the second and third degree:
of the order on Sunday, December 4
r at st. Stephens Hall, 22d street an,
l. Clinton avenue, at p. m. A larg
f class of candidates is in readiness TO-
s the major degrees.
r Hennepin- Minneapolis Council, Nc
l. 435, recently received Communion il
j. a body for deceased members of tn,
h order. Over six hundred were pres
l. ent, and breakfast was served afte
Mass by the ladies of the Pro-Cathe
r dral parish.
~ st. Vincent de Paul Society: TIL
Particular Council of the ST. Vincen
de Paul Society of Minneapolis held
!, meeting at st. Bridgets church O
Sunday, November 20, after the
= o'clock Mass. The members of tn
:, society from various conferences i
the city received Holy Communion a
y the Mass. Breakfast was served by tn
~ ladies of Father Donahoes parish i
his house after the Mass, after whic
-, an interesting meeting was held. TIL
:, matter Of assisting Father Driscoll i
= carrying on his Economy Shop at {
East Hennepin avenue was taken U
and each conference agreed to do a
- things possible to supply shoes an
=. clothing in order to help the wor
1t was decided to make an annu;
appeal for funds for the work of tt
Particular Council, and letter wi
be sent out during the Christmas no
- days. A personal appeal will also |
= made to those who are disposed
help the work of the society. TT
annual meeting of the society will
q held in December, at which time it
% expected each of the conferences W
show an increase in the number
~ members.
C. o. F.: st. Mary's Court, No. s.
Catholic Order of Foresters, ente
'oi tanned 375 members and friends
IN their annual Thanksgiving card par
~ Monday evening, November 81,