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

observance of the rules and regula.
tons of the institution, both in the
military and regular high school de-
partments, form the basis for the
awarding Of the merits. Such are the
main features of Cretin's Merit Sys-
| tenn.
| Christ Child Society: The drive for
membership ended last Wednesday.
The committee in charge of this work
is delighted to announce that about
six hundred new members have
pledged themselves to the society
and its work among the young peo-
pie and the needy of st. Paul.
| On Thursday evening, February %,
at o'clock, reception for the men,
| bers and their friends will be given
in the Knights of Columbus hall. 1t
is expected that His Grace, Most Rev.
| erend Archbishop Bowling, and Father
!, Doherty will address the assembly.
The orchestras from Cretin High
School and St. Agatha's Conservatory
will furnish the music for the eve
|
scheduled after the reception. The
committee announces that captain
| has been obtained from every parish
| and every Catholic school in st. Paul
Following are the captains of units:
Evelyn Manning, Agnes Kueppers,
Lucy M. Lange, Anna Wegscheider.
Frances NJ. Lynch, Susan Geltmanr.
| Mercia Burke, Anna Rose, Mary Flo,
reto, Mary Pewters, May McAndrews,
| Hildegarde Heck, Helen AIillette,
Mary Sliney, Cecilia Marien, Clarice
Ehrmantraut, Florine Leary, Inez
Hagarty, Rose Schmalzbauer, Mary
Noyer, Alice O'Reilly, Sylvia Smisek.
Agnes RIFT, Mary O'Brien, Mary Toz.
Ter, Miss Hanson, Louise Stinson,
Mary Ellen Butler, Josephine Lotter,
Mary Elizabeth Carpenter
The moving picture benefit given at
the Dale theater last Saturday after
noon was well atten led. The ways and
means committee who had charge o.
this affair are pleased over the finaI-
cial success of their initial entertain.
ment.
Visitation Convent: On Saturday
morning, February Is, at o'clock.
there will be a special Mass in the
convent chapel for the late Mother
Clementine. Friends and alumnae arc
cordially invited to be present.
On Saturday, February 25. at g
o'clock, special Mass of Requiem
will be offered for the late Pope Bene.
dict XIV. This Mass is at the request
of the International Federation of
Catholic Alumnae.
St. Agatha Conservatory: A pro.
gram of humor and song was given in
the assembly hall last Thursday eve.
ming by John Seaman earns, imper-
senator and baritone.
Church of ST. Andrew: The st. An
| drew Dramatic club will give min
strel show and social entertainment
| in the parish hall, Van Slyke and
| Chatsworth streets, Tuesday evening,
February y. The affair will be under
the direction of Messrs. Frank KIM
|
han. Proceeds will be used towards
\ the work of the parish school,
Church of St. James: The Rosary
and Altar society held meeting
| Thursday evening, February 9, and
reorganiZed for the purpose of aiding
the Holy Name society in the building
of substantial addition to st. James
school, principally to provide a parish,
hall. Both the school and the church
have been fully paid for, and the sun.
of ten thousand dollars is already in
the treasury for the erection of the
parish hall. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. p. w. Flynn
vice president, Miss Anna Ostertag:
treasurer and financial secretary, Miss
Mamie Utz: recording secretary, Miss
Agnes Smith.
A card party for the benefit of the
building fund was given in the school
hall, Randolph and View streets, Fri
day evening, February II, at which a
buffet set was given away.
A large flag was presented to the
ST. James school by the Isabel Higbee
Tent No, 4, daughters of Veterans
Friday afternoon of last week. Mrs
Laura Dahlberg, patriotic instructor q
the tent, made the presentation ad
dress.
Ladies' Auxiliary, No. 2: Division
No.A2 Ladies' Auxiliary to the A. o. II
, installed the following officers Thurs
, day evening of last week at Mir
, nehaha hall: President, Mrs. Deli;
Granville; vice president, Mrs. Moral
: Shea: treasurer, Mrs. Mary Wagner
insurance secretary, Mrs. Cora Gill
bons; recorder, Mrs. N. Doane: final
, cial secretary, Mrs. K. Mcmahon
mistress-at-arms, Mrs. Alice Miller
, sergeantat-arms, Mrs. Mary Carter
chair lady of the standing COMMITTEES
o Mrs. Margaret Daley.
Church of the Assumption: A car
| party. under the auspices of til
Young Ladies Sodality of the Assume
tion church, will be given on Monda
! evening, February 20, in the schos
hail.
MINNEAPOLIS.
oil Seton Guild: The new Twentiet
S Century Dramatic club of Seton Gull
h has chosen 1T Pays to Advertise" fe
n its first production, rehearsals Fl
Il which began last week.