The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-14

started. Tne report from the various
parish chairmen showed that all are
working earnestly to secure members.
Approximately 800 new members have
Joined since the drive opened Now
that organization for it is completed,
the time that remains before its
termination, February Is, must be one
of achievement
A meeting of those who will teach
Christian Doctrine took place Wednes-
day evening at the home of Miss
Esther. O'Halloran, AGO Marshall Ave.
nue., to consider the program for this
work
Miss Klumb's class in chi1drens
games and folk drill, which began
Friday evening, is an excellent oppor-
tunity for all who are interested in
that activity, whether or not they can
give instruction in it at the present
time.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Catholic Central Bureau: The ST..
Charles Mission wishes to thank the
organizations and individuals who
contributed so generously to the
Christmas Basket cause. Over two
hundred baskets were filled and dis
tributed among the poor.
A card party for the benefit of ST.
Charles Mission, the second of Sc
ries of four, will be given at the Learn
ington Hotel the evening of January
q. Tickets are now available.
A sale at the Economy Shop of the
January 9, 10 and II. All articles of
clothing, dishes. records and books
were on sale. Watch for further an
nouncements and save money
St. Vincent de Paul Society: The
following donations have been re-
ceived for the work of the society for
the year 1922. Other donations are
urgently requested to assist the cause
of the needy and of the ST. Charles
Mission: sn
Donations of $1.00: John Lynott,
Henry Jubert, Agatha NIahoney, Mrs.
T. E. Graves, Mary Bowers, Mary E.
Strong, Mrs. Kate O'Brien, Margaret
E. Felt, Clara F. Prinz, Mrs. VIM. Cur
ran, Mrs. VIM. Allen, J. Robert Ian
dry, Mrs. M. J. Kilroy, Mrs. Jas. Per-
RE, Mrs. d. E. Daily, Mrs. T. HI. Bauer,
Francis d. Singler, Christine Goergen,
Helen Schildren, Thomas Glynn, Miss
Margaret Schmolke, Mary A. Joyce,
W. A. McGovern, w. c. Singler
$500: Pro-Cathedral Office, F. W.
Pard, Henry Henning, +. r. Stocker,
Thomas Dwyer, P. A. Loefler, e. Fa-
hey, George Bowers, John J. Dowd, Dr.
J. p. Barber, J. w. Hoffman, j. A. Hoff-
man, Mrs. Nellie Herman, J. w. Clarey,
Lille Prendergast. /
| $500: Marie Kinrod, Nellie Doran,
Regis family, Agnes r.. Murray, Robt.
L.. Brooks. ~
| $500: Mrs. Thos Clark, John Ma.
| honey.
$500: M. Kirby, Mary r. Harroun
E. +. Harroun, Katherine M. Krombie
John B. Kelly, John II. Rich, Mary j.
Sims, John Foley, J. M. Gleason, John
F. Byrnes, Susanna Locken, J. E
Brady, DR.. l.. A. Lapierre.
| $1,000: E. w. Murphy, Regar
Brothers, E. M. Moren, M. r. Dren
nan, Miss Ruth Bailey, l.. E. Charlie
bois, Rev., J. P. Aldridge, o. P.
$500: Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Prender
CAST, J. E. O'Brien, Holy Rosary Con
ference, F. w. Plant, VIM. P. Dever
eux, J. P. Devaney, Frank Gross.
$4,000: Arthur J. Leahy.
| Miscellaneous: Members of Hol!
Rosary parish, $34.62 Mabel ant
Emma Meyers, $50. Cash, so cents
Bertha Humick, So cents.
The annual meeting of the Partic
ular Council of St. Vincent de Pau
will be held Sunday afternoon, Janu
airy Is, at o'clock, at the Econom,
: Shop of the Catholic Central Bureau
SIS East Hennepin Avenue. Many im
portant matters will be taken up, an
Father Driscoll urges every membe
to be present.
Seton Guild: Green Stockings
will be presented by members of tn
Seton guild on February 5 at tn
= Studio Recital hall under the directio
: of Miss Katherine Jeffries. Rehearsal
are being held on Tuesday and Satu
day evenings in the guild rooms.
| A two-act play under the directio
: Of Miss Edythe Chernstrom will
:, given at the Studio Recital hall Q
Wednesday evening, January %. Ia
Il ing part in the play will be the Misst
Jean Helwi, Myrtle Proulx, Lorett
81 Shear, Ellean Danlake, and Messr
= Nick Mumm, Leo French, Geors
y Ryan, William Gagnon and L.
II Ward. Rehearsals will be held c
Wednesday and Friday evenings al
= on Sunday afternoons
p The Merry Makers club is plannir
'e mid-winter party to be held in Il
70 main ball room of the Curtis hotel {
Wednesday evening, January Is.
y Mines. e. S. Kane and T. ]. Gi
le bons are planning turkey dinner al
IL card social to be held in the gui
as rooms the last week in January
A class in journalism, opened in {
IN guild rooms Friday evening at q:
IS o'clock Registration for the cours
nj which consists Of 10 lessons, is NJ
st. open. f+
KS X. of c.: For the convenience Of t
Dr.. candidates and members, the office
w have decided to exemplify the third [
"a gree only on Sunday. January Is,
2:30 p. NJ The first and second degre
were conferred Friday evening of Il
nc week On January 15 members of t