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


ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: The Cathedral Holy
Name Society will hold a smoker I'm
der their auspices for all the men OF
the parish, free, at the School Audi
forum Monday evening, March IA, at
s o'clock Talks will be given by
Senator James a. Carley of Wabasha
Co.. and Representative p. H. O'Keefe
of Dakota Co., also by Rev. John T.
Doherty, CNy Missionary, and the
president of the society, the Hon.
John Hesse Musical features will be
given by Caroriars Orchestra, Male
Quartet, piano duet by Miles Dur
kins and Roy Kennedy, Florence
O'Brien in singing specially, and mon
ologue by John Sullivan.
The Communion Mass for all the
men will be at o'clock, March IS.
Reservations in the center part Of the
church will be held for them.
Arts and Letters: The Arts and
Letters Department of the Guild of
Catholic Women will hold their regu-
lar meeting at the home of Mrs. P.
J. Gallagher, $40 Portland avenue,
Tuesday, March Is, at 2:30 P. N. A
lecture will be given by Rev. G.. +.
McGinnis, Phi. d., on THE Strength
and the Weakness of the Catholic
Press" Mrs. John Salvador will pre-
sent a group OF songs.
Guild of Catholic Women: Indorse-
ment of the name of Mrs. w J. O'Toole
for appointment to the State Board
of Control was given by the Guild at
its monthly meeting at the Wilder
building last Monday afternoon. In a
letter to Governor PreuS, the Organi-
ZatiOn asks that Mrs. O'TOOle's name
be given consideration as one being
fitted for the work in social welfare,
philanthropic and charitable activities
with which she has long been iderti-
fed in ST. Paul and throughout the
state.
Appointment of Mrs. George w.
Lawson, chairman of motion pictures
for Minnesota, was made by Mrs. w.
J. Logue, chairman of civicS for the
State Federation Of Women's clubs.
Each state in the Union has such a
place for women in club work for the
general federation of women's clubs
Cooperation with producers in plan
for having the best in motion pic
lures shown throughout the country is
the province of the national commit
tee.
Mrs R. A. Walsh, former president
of the Guild, and now member OF
the executive committee, gave talk
on her Investigations recently, into
the work of girls homes in New Or
leans.
The present problem of unemploy
ment was the subject of short talk
by E. G. Steger, general secretary
United Charities. While the situation
in st. Paul is acute, it is daily becom
ing less serious, Mr.. Steger said, ant
it is his belief that the really keer
condition will not extend over more
than sixty days. Mrs. H. A. Stone
has charge of the work for the GuilC
in this connection.
Garments made by the sewing cir
Giles of the Guild from secondhand
and new clothing, were exhibited
These later will be on display ant
sale at store which the Guild anC
the ST. Vincent de st. Paul society will
conduct on West Third street. Thu
clothing will be made by the women
sent to the store for sale at a nomi
nal cost, the funds reverting TO tn
Guild for more material and for othe
charitable work. 1t is expected tina
the store will open shortly.
A tea will be given at the Catholi
Guild Hall, 215 Nelson avenue, Marcl
II. The hall is maintained by tn
league for young business women.
Mrs E. c. Ives will be candldat
for reelection. Nominations wer
voted on at Mondays meeting TO
the election to take place April
No other names were offered for tn
presidency The following slate wa
named: Mrs. Patrick Gallagher, frs
vice president Mrs. J. Cullen, secon
vice president; Mrs. p. J. Flynn, thir
vice president Mrs. John P. CroWle.
fourth vice president; Mrs. George v
Granstrom, treasurer; Mrs. Clara \
Villars, recording secretary; Mrs.
C. Hartung, corresponding secretary
Miss Sarah Walsh, financial secr'
tary: Mrs. James r. Smith and Mr.
J. II. Russell, field secretary; Mr.
Dexter Hamilton, federation secret;
ry; Mrs. E. j. Classen, historian; frs
and second members at large, Mr.
w. ]. O'Toole and Mrs. w. J. Logue
committee chairmen, Mrs. Il. /
Brown, house; Mrs. E. c. Eshelb,
hospital Mrs. John Gleason, membe
ship; Mrs. III. J. McFadden, socia
Mrs. L. G. Hartung was named chat
man of the election committee. Ser
ing with her were Mines. e. J. Cla
sen, P. Gallagher, S, S. Hesselgrav
r. A. Walsh and j. M. Van Valke
burg.
Mrs Michael Gavin of New Yor
president of the National Council
Catholic Women, was to have a