The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-16
ST. PAUL.

exemption is granted for working peo-
pie.
ST. PAUL.
Guild of Catholic Women: Four
divisions with sub-departments were
announced Saturday by the guild in a
booklet describing the work of the or
ganization.
Guild headquarters is at POS Wilder
building. The society was organized
December 8, 1906, and was incorpo-
, rated under the laws of Minnesota
February, 1912.
The divisions comprise that of phi
lanthropy, education, civics and the
Guild hall. These comprise the de-
partment of the Juvenile court, in
Guiding child placement, big sisters,
truancy, probation work, legal advice,
domestic aid; department of needle
work-purchasing, institutions, hos
pital, parish circles, cooperative shop
and equipment; department of relief
institutions, holiday, employment,
family, emergency and transportation;
department of hospital-visiting mag
azines, books, trips, employment, en-
tertainment, auxiliaries, lunches and
United States veterans; department
of arts and letters-program, social
teas, study circles, literature distri
button, cooperation with st. Paul In
stitute and public library; department
of household eConomics-program st.
Paul Association, luncheon club, State
Agricultural school and Federal bull
letins; department of lecture bureau
program, evening course and free
lecture, concert and play; department
of community work-travelers' aid, tag
day, federated clubs, room registra
ton, Americanization, blind associa-
ton, Christmas; department of pro
gram lectures, legislation, political lee
lures, papers, petitions and schools;
department of boarding home-social,
economical and religious. The dt
vision of infant home comprises moth"
ers, babies care, nursemaids' training,
cooperating with the Catholic Chart
ties bureau and the Ramsey County
Child Welfare association.
K. of c.: Plans for the admission
of large class of candidates to the
fourth degree were discussed at a
meeting of the Knights of Columbus
st. Paul Council No. 397, held last
Tuesday night, at the Knights of Co
lumbus hall. Exemplifcation of the
fourth degree work will take place at
the hall October IL, Columbus day
St. Agatha Conservatory: st. Ag-
athas Conservatory, 26 E. Exchange
street, has opened it's fall classes il
all the departments-piano, violin, vo
cal, expression and art.
The beginners music classes ant
, the expression and esthetic CLASSES
are open for registration until thu
end of this week.
Students programs and public re
citals are now being planned for the
coming year. Each department offer
courses leading to the teachers Gel
tificate and graduate diploma.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Church of the Ascension: Friday
September 10, was set as the forma
opening for the season of the Ascel
sion club. 1t has been. decided t
start the club year hereafter in Sci
TENDER instead of January, as wa
originally planned. There was spt
cial exhibit of work accomplished dul
ing the past nine months. and of Wor
to be accomplished during the winte
There will be classes for men, wome
and children as well as the usual recr'
ational activities during the comm
season.
The feature of the entertainer
Friday was the costume dolls mad
by Mrs. E. P. Winter, of st. Pau
which were recently on exhibit at Il
state fair. Instruction in the maxim
of these dolls will be given durl1
the winter in the Christmas gifts elias
Another interesting feature was IL
special revue given by the pupils
Miss Genevieve Ward There wei
twenty-seven individual numbers ar
short fantasy called, "The HopI
Toads' Adventure Into Dreamland
Miss Anne Ward and Mrs Lillian
Belair were the accompanies.
A one-act play by Susan Glaspe
Suppressed Desires" was staged u
der the direction of Miss Bernice Ma
solais, who had the leading role in Il
play at the University of Minnesot
Josephine Lyon and Gladys Gear
played the feminine leads.
Church Of the incarnation: Sund
afternoony SeptembereH, between t
hours of "a and 6 o'clock, the You
Girls club of the parish will give !;
entertainment in the church sp