The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-02-18

sent a four act comedy, Clarence
March Z In the cast are LOrettn
Shea, Ellen Dan Lake, Margaret and
Gertrude Alderman, Edward McMui-
lin, Jack Mumm, Dan Roche and
George Ryan.
Miss Hazel Casserly Of the Univer.
sity of Minnesota will have charge OF
new class in gymnasium in the
Franklin junior high school every
Thursday at $50 p. IN. Registrations
in this class may be made at Seton
Guild, 216 Fourth street S., during the
week
st. Charles Mission: To stimulate
regular attendance at Sunday after
noon classes for religious instruction,
the teachers of st. Charles Mission
are offering a special inducement dur
ing the next eight weeks. For each
child who attends each Sunday until
Easter, gift will be provided in keep.
ing with the idea of promoting inter,
est in the Catholic Faith. The classes
now include two hundred children.
With the cooperation of the parents
of these children, much can be ac-
complished in the next eight weeks
towards preparing the First Com
munion and Confirmation classes for
the reception of these Sacraments.
The Economy Shop: The recent ap-
peal for discarded clothing, especial
ly childrens clothing that has been
out-grown, but is yet in good con-
dition, has met with hearty re-
spouse. The people of st. Clement s
parish responded in a generous way
during the past week to the personal
appeal made by Rev. M. Driscoll i'll
his address to them at the church.
The demand for clothing at The
Economy Shop, however, is so great
that the supply needs constant repleE-
ishing. To further the work OF The
Economy Shop, the appeal for clothing
is sent out to you again this week.
Every family would do we'll to fill
one bag of discarded clothing for the
Shop. These bags may be obtained
by calling The Economy Shop, Dins
more 1872.
Church of the incarnation: The
first parish in Minneapolis to organ.
iZe unit of the National Council of
Catholic Women now has incarnation
Unit No. l. 1t is permanent organ
ization which is planning to develop
a literary, art and music society for
the purpose of fostering in this Cath
Ollie community wider culture than
that hitherto formed by dancing,
card parties and vaudeville perform
ances. Ladies of other parishes are
invited at any time to visit these
meetings in Incarnation parish, Pleas
ant ave. and 3Sth street.
Church of the Holy Rosary: The
women of Holy Rosary parish held a
large and enthusiastic meeting re.
Gently. Father Aldrich addressed the
meeting and introduced Mrs. J. g.
Burke, representative of the Nationa.
Council of Catholic Women. Holy
Rosary Unit, n. C. C. W., was orgaL-
lied and temporary officers were elect.
ed: Mrs. J. NJ. Gleason, president:
Mrs. /. Lager, vice president; Miss
Blanche Scallen. secretary; Mrs. Mar
Trow, treasurer. Mrs. w. B. Murphy
was appointed chairman of member
ship.
Junior Catholic League: An enter
tainment committee dressed as nurse
maids received the guests dressed as
little girls at the kids Valentine
party which the Junior Catholic
league gave Monday evening at the
league headquarters, 720 Marquette
avenue.
A new dramatic club is being organ
lied by the Junior league to present
Little Miss Somebody Else" after
Easter. The first meeting of the clup
took place Wednesday at the club
rooms at p. m. to assign parts, elect
officers and plan social activities.