The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-07

pectatons TINS year, thus deriving
all our charities of their needed quo
tas, it is imperative that more of our
| LeOple como 10 the assistance Of The
poor. The Nincentians are moi bur.
denod with Il heavy overhead expense:
every dollar finds its way TO the chan
mel Of charity.
According TO the report, on October
!. 1920, there was cash on hand OF
$324.6S. Receipts up to October I.
| 1871, including this balance, amounted
to $4.l30.o2, while disbursements
totaled $3.5S3o4.
| The Cooperative Shop, opened
March Is, 1921, did we'll during the
first six months of it's existence. Five
, hundred and twelve calls were made
to gather clothing. and 81 for fulni-
rurc In all. 1896 articles Of clothin"
and 235 pieces Of furniture and house
hold goods were disposed Of al Il
much OF this was given gratis 10 those
in special need. Provisions of va
riOus kinds also were donated freely
to the needy.
Fourteen city parishes are listed
among the local conferences of the
society. Reports are shown from ten
OF these.
I Visitation Alumnae: The members
of the Visitation convent alumnae
will give series of silver teas. The
first affair will be held in the home
CT Mrs. Timothy Ambrose Bowen, II
Summit court, Saturday. January T.
The hours viii he from three TO five.
| \ program will be given. Those TAX.
ing part in the program will be Miss
Jeanette Murray, selections on tho
harp; Miss Amy White, rotations;
Rev. G. F. McGinnis, Phi. D., address,
The Human Saint.
. Knights of Columbus: The St. Paul
| council initiated class of fifty-fOur
4 members into tho first degree OF The
order last Tuesday evening. The sec
ond and third degrees will be con-
ferred on Sunday, January 90.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
Irregular monthly meeting CT the Guild
OF Catholic Women took place at 2:15
P. NJ. Wednesday in the auditorium
of the Wilder building. Owing TO the
holiday, the meeting, which was sched-
ltled for Monday afternoon, was post
EOned until Wednesday. Mrs. E. c..
Ives. president, presided. Reports Of
officers and committee chairmen be-
sides general discussion featured the
meeting. The Christmas work of the
society also was reviewed.. Plans for
4 large social affair to be given about
tho middle of January. also were dis
tcussed. Mrs" +. CF Eshelby, chairman
of the hospital committee, and group
of women from the guild assisted the
Knights OF Columbus in a New Years
entertainment, Monday afternoon. at
The Aberdeen hospital in honor of the
disabled mon.
Church of ST. Luke: The regular
monthly meeting of the Parish Ccun
Gil will be held at the church on We'd
ncsday, January II. at 2:3G p. NJ
y full report OF each section chair
man will be given.
Church of ST. COLUMBIA: Tho
Prince of Peace" three acr comedy
drama by F. \. Lethert, will be
? given for the benefit Of the new st
Columba's school in the church hall
Hamline and Lafond St., on January
and II, at SIS p. NJ This will be
/ the fifth presentation of this play il
st. Paul. The leading roles will be
played by Anthony J. Lethert, Peter
4 NJ. Bies, Clarence Wallraff, Grace
, Webb. Abbie Miner and little Irene
G Brislia. There will be a matinee FOL
y children at 2:15 P. NJ. Sunday Jan
uary s.
!; g. J.. MINNEAPOLIS.
G .Pro-Cathe The regular month
8 lily meeting of the Rosary Society wa
n held in the school hall on Wednesday
g. Reports were read by the chairmel
+ oil the various departments.
: ~ Socials, which We're discontinue,
g during Advent, will be resumed in tn
&C school hall beginning next week.
Mrs. NJ. D. Samels and her commit
;, tee arranged and distributed eighty
. three dinners to the needy poor 4
Christmas.
W Seton Guild: Miss Helen DeWan
Ia opened two classes in china paintin
al Wednesday evening in the gull
r, rooms and sewing classes under til
VI: direction of Miss Gertrude Drama
IS opened Friday evening. \ class j
b. millinery started Wednesday evcnin
I'd with Miss Ella Hargraves in chare,
OF Miss Ellen Nelson will have chare
I'd of the beginners and advanced classe
IS in swimming at the Franklin JuniC
1t High school on Thursday evening
rs Miss Marie Ray will have charge
at the basketball and gymnasium work
lg tho Franklin High school, BowIin
H. will continue in the bennington a
er leys and as several classes have I
~ ready been formed, Miss Mary Clear
is planning a bowling tournament
IS, take place in the spring.
~ OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
I New Uim: A new membership dri,
1T. was inaugurated this week by IL
membership committee of the S
NJ Joseph society. Last year, an extensi,
rs drive was made and large numb
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