The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-02-11

Drama. Mrs. f.. II. Slater presided.
The board of the Guild Hall depart
ment will meet Tuesday, February IA,
at 1880 A. NJ, in the parlors of the
Guild Hall, 215 Nelson avenue Mrs.
F. G. Spriggs viii preside.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Pro-Cathedrai of St. Mary: Last
Sunday evening, meeting ofsthe men
of the parish was held in the school
hall for the purpose of organizing a
branch of the National Council of
Catholic Men. A large audience was
present when the meeting was called
to order by the pastor. Father Rear
don, whom the Archbishop has ap-
pointed chairman of the executive
board for the Minneapolis district. He
introduced Mr.. O'Grady of Washing
ton, ID. c., organizer for the National
Catholic Welfare Council, who explain
ed the purpose of the organization and
dwelt on the need of consolidating our
Catholic forces the more effectively
to labor for the welfare of the Church.
The following officers were elected:
president, George V. Mclaughlin;
vice president, DR.. j. A. Lajoie: Sec
rotary, K. P. Emmer; treasurer, Harry
Donnelly. Short addresses were CIV
en- by the newly elected president and
by three members of the district eX-
ecutiye board, Mr.. Loring, president;
Mr.. Riley, secretary: and Mr.. Brom-
bach, treasurer. A short musical pro-
gram was rendered by Miss Hazel
Dean, pianist, and Mrs. j. M. Paul, So
loist. A fine spirit of enthusiasm for
the new movement prevailed and
many pledges Of support were given
the new officers who will soon present
a program OF activity for the parish
council
A card party and social was given
in the Pro-Cathedral school last Tues
day evening. There was large at
tendance and everyone enjoyed the
entertainment and refreshments pro-
vided by the committee in charge.
This was the third vi series of pre-
Lenten social functions held on Tues
day evening Of each week and which
is proving quite popular.
The Pro-Cathedral choir was given
a sleigh ride last Tuesday evening,
followed by luncheon served in the
cafeteria of the school. About Is
members were present.
Junior Catholic League: Beginning
Tuesday, the Arion club of the Junior
Catholic league permanently took over
the handling and direction of the Tues
day evening socials which take place
at the league room, TO Marquette ay-
enue. Heretofore, the affairs have
been held under the auspices of the
Junior Catholic league, but in order
to secure funds for the costumes and
scenery to be used in the production
of the operetta. I'm the Garden Of the
Shah," the Arion club has taken en-
tire charge and will receive the pro-
ceeds. The socials, however, will still
be under the supervision of the Junior
league and all girls presenting their
membership tickets will be admitted
Tuesday night, February %, the
Arion club will give the last social
affair before Lent, a party at the Cur
tbs hotel. John Weiss, president OF
the club, is in charge of the arrange
ments.
| Ladies' Auxiliary to A. o. H.: Off
GERS were installed by Division No.
of the Ladies' auxiliary to the Ancient
Order OF Hibernians Wednesday eve
ming of last week. Mrs Aurelis
Hughes was made president; Mrs
Anna Kilroe, vice president; Mrs
| Hannah Mawn, recording secretary
Mrs. Margaret Kelley, financial secre
tary; Mrs. Josie Wagner. insurance
secretary; Mrs. Catherine Kilroe
| treasurer; Mrs. Kennedy, sentinel
Mrs. Josie O'Brien, chairman of stand
ing committee; Mrs. Belle Duquette
mistress at arms. Following the in
stallation. program of Irish must,
and readings was given by Miss Mar
garet O'Brien, Miss Stasia Barber
Mrs. JOSEPH Staska and Miss Florenc,
| Bretz. L. ]. Madden spoke on curren
leyents in Ireland and Mrs. Anna X
Bryant on the traditions of Hibernian
ism.
s. OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
4 White Bear: On Sunday, Februar
y, the Colonial Dramatic club of So
cred Heart parish, ST. Paul, will stag
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