The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-21

| of the class in beauty culture to be
held in the League rooms Thursday
evenings at P. NJ, beginning on Jan
uary 10.
| The class in swimming on Tuesday
evenings will continue at the Univer
sity of Minnesota under the direction
of Mr.. Percy Glidden.
| The Minneapolis League of Catho.
lie Women will aid in the movement
to see that milk is served daily from
stations in the parochial schools of
| the city, according to a decision
reached at meeting held last Mon
| day. Action was taken following a
| talk by Miss Jessie De Booth, repre-
| sentative of the National Dairy coun-
Gil.
Reports were submitted at the meet.
ing by Mrs. Mabel Alt, head resident
| of Margaret Barry settlement; Mrs.
| George Ineichen, Catholic Infant
home; Mrs. J. NJ. Okoneski, Junior
league, and Mrs. J. Tuttle Moore,
treasurer. Mrs. Frank Mulcahy, &C
companied by Mrs. Eugen T. Skaaden,
| sang a group or songs.
ST. Charles Mission: On Friday
| evening, January q, at 8 O'Clock, the
second of a series of card parties to
be given under the auspices of ST.
Charles Mission will be held at the
bennington hotel. The returns from
the party will be added to the fund
for the erection of Catholic settle.
ment house to serve the people now
cared for by this branch of the Cath
Ollie Central bureau. The need of
such home is urgent and it is the
privilege of the Catholic people to
assist in making this home a posi-,
bility of the near future. The prizes
will be substantial, including a five,
dollar gold piece as door prize. Price
of tickets, 95 cents. Come and bring
your friends!
Ladies Auxiliary, A. o. H.: Divi.
sion No. 4, Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O..
H., held it's annual installation of Of
ficers with Division No. 6, at Liberty
hall. Lake street and Fifteenth ave
nue., Monday evening, January 8. Mr..
James Kelly, county president of the
A. o. H., and a charter member of
Division No. 4, acted as installing of.
ficer. The program included talks by
Mrs. Anna K. Bryant, state secretary,
and Mrs. Della Dickinson, who well
coined the new officers; piano solos,
Miss Marion Shomer; vocal numbers,
Miss j. Carey: violin selections, Miss
Gladys Fitzpatrick and feature mum.
bers by the Misses Bessie and Kath-
leen Little. ..f.
X. of c.: The knights of Columbus
annual theatricals will be given in
the auditorium as the Casey Revue"
the evenings of January 26, q and
2S. Francis Steele of Chicago is di.
recting the production.
Mr.. Steele is directing rehearsals
of cast of 125 who will appear in
the revue this year. Plans for show
to include everything from the ascen-
sion of Little Eva, done by Frank Nc
Inerny and Jack O'Toole, premier
comedians. to specially features by
the Four Ward Sisters, local artists,
are being carried out. -. !.
On the committee in charge of gen.
eral arrangements is Thomas Kelly,
as chairman, with r. D. Brown and
J. Earl Lawler in charge of publicity,
S. w. Shea directing the ticket sale
and Arthur Barrett handling the pro-
gram. In other prominent parts in
the production are Edward McMullen,
Pat Nestor, Phil Knightengale. Dan
Use Won Praag.
Ticket sales began Monday, with
1000 members active to make the
attendance this year record
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
Faribault: Members of st. Anne's
Auxiliary of st. Lawrence church at
their annual election chose the fol
lowing officers for 1922: Eva Weber
president; Leona Braun, vice presi-
dent; Maria Roell, financial and re.
cording secretary; Margaret Reising,
treasurer: Julia Grundman, marshal
for two years. AS members of the
finance committee, the following were
elected: /. Clara Miller, Katherine Be-
berich and; Margaret Veit DR.. w
N. Theissen was appointed medical ex-
aminer. Meetings of the organization
will be held the second Monday in
each month in the parish hall
The St. Lawrence Benevolent So
ciety has elected the following Off
GERS: spiritual advisor, Rev. F. H.
Smalian; president. J. P. Lonien. Jr.; ;
vice president Sebastian Gillen:
financial secretary, Nick Mertes; re,
cording secretary, Joseph Braun;
treasurer, Nicholas Weber: finance
committee, Theo. Adams, Mike En-
dres, Richard Pelinka; flag bearer,
Henry Kotz; marshal, Richard Pei
icka: physical examiner, DR.. w. n.
| Theissen.