The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-02-05

boys, SIS girls, men and 10 women,
including 10 converts. An offering by
the class towards the Archbishop Ire
land Educational Fund amounted to
$106. Thirteen members of this class
were from other parishes.
ST. PAUL
Cathedral: The Cathedral Altar
and Rosary Society will have Social
Hour" for members only, Monday eve
ming, February Z, at 8 o'clock, in the
School Auditorium.
Church Of st. Vincent: The Eighth
Ward branch of the American Associa-
ton for Recognition of the Irish Re-
public was organized at large and
enthusiastic meeting held in st. Vim
cents parish hall, 651 Virginia ave-
nue.. Mrs. George Granville presided
and after her Introductory talk, and
addresses by City Commissioner Jas.
others, the Ward organization was per-
fected with Mrs. Granville, Presi-
dent; John ]. McDonough, Vice Pres
ident; Miss Annie Ludden, Treasurer,
and Miss B. Geraghty, Secretary. The
Ward was divided into ten districts,
solicitors for each district being ap-
pointed.
St. Joseph's Orphan Society: ST..
Joseph's Orphan Society has elected
the following officers for the coming
year: Most Rev. Archbishop Austin
Bowling. president; Rev. Anton ,Ogu-
lin, first vice president; Geo. N. Ger
ZACH, second vice president; John
Benne, secretary; ]. A. Willwerscheid,
treasurer. Sister Juliana is superior
of the Orphanage.
c. o. r.: The debate on the merits
of the Capital Punishment law in the
State of Minnesota, which took place
at All Hallows Court No. 817 on
Thursday, January 27, was holly con-
tested. The members of the teams
were: Affirmative, H. J. Goodwin, Ed
OldlSt anu MOIhCy 4NSSoIA'S1 ~ w
Ryan, John Kennedy and Thomas Nc
Gee. The arguments of the negative
prevailed, although the vote of the
Judges was divided in two to one ra
ito. The members of the affirmative
team and their supporters are not en-
tirely satisfied with the verdict of the
Judges in this matter, and have de
cided to appeal the decision to a new
set of Judges in a debate to be held
before the st. Paul Joint Committee
at an early date.
The next meeting of the st. Pau
Joint Committee will be held at st
Paul Court No. 80, Junior Pioneer
Hall on Friday, February IS. A large
attendance is urged as further plans
will be taken up for the large elias!
and initiation to be held in st. Pau
this spring.
The next meeting of the Joint Com
mittees of both cities will be hell
with st. Anthony Court in Minneap
oils on Sunday afternoon, Februar.
20, All members of both Joint Com
mittees are urged to attend this meet
ing to further the preparations TO
the large class and initiation.
Guild of Catholic Women: The reg
ular monthly meeting will be held o.
Monday, February 7, at 2:3O P. M
in the auditorium of the Wilder Chal
ity Building. Mrs. Daniel Coonan Q
Minneapolis will talk on legislativ
subjects. Mr.. Dan E. Wiegle, Genera
Secretary of the st. Paul Association
will speak on "Our City," A group
songs will be given by Miss Ellie
Donovan.
Bureau Of Charities: The Burea
of Catholic Charities announces thu
any person seeking employment ma
apply to the Office of the Bureau, cal
ing Cedar 1913.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES
Montgomery: Rev. Emil Polase
has returned from Omaha, Neb., whel
he attended the convention of tt
Catholic Workmen. On his return,
stopped off at Chicago to visit h
brother. who is one of the note
sculptors of this country. Father P
lasek was reelected Supreme Cha
lain of the order at the conventio
Thomas Hovorka of New Prague wi
reelected Supreme Secretary, al
C. C. Kolars of LeSueur Center WI
elected Legal Adviser.
ST. Clara AIumnae: st. Clara alul