The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-21

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year on the evenings of January 26, 81
2S. They expect to repeat, il not sur
pass, their great success of last year
A class of forty candidates re
ceived the first degree of the order
in the local club rooms last Tuesday
evening. The second and third de-
| Srees will be conferred upon a large
| class Sunday afternoon, January %
at 2:30 o'clock.
Tabernacle Socie,y: The Taber.
nacle Society of the Archdiocese OF
st. Paul will hold an important month
~ meeting on the last Friday of the
month, January q. A Large number
is expected, as it marks the entertain.
ing, for the first time, of the Mime.
apolis branch of the society, and it
also marks the last meeting in the
Royal Arcanum hall.
, This fall, the Minneapolis unit was
suggested and fostered. Realizing
the time wasted by the weekly trip
to ST. Paul, when the members could
be sewing, the Rev. John Cleary of
st. Thomas parish kindly offered
quarters where group of enthusiasts
tic women are working on vestments
and linens each Thursday for the mis-.
sions. The finished articles are talk
EN- to the st. Paul quarters and dis.
tributed from the parent society.
Henceforth, the st. Paul Tabernacle
society will hold its meetings in the
st. Paul Cathedral assembly hall
At this Joint meeting of the Mime
apolis and st. Paul members, Rev.
Lawrence Ryan will address the so.
ciety.
Christ Child Society: Rev. Law
fence F. Ryan will conduct class in
the teaching of Christian doctrine. be-
ginning next Tuesday evening at s
o'clock. at the Cathedral residence
259 Selby avenue. 1t is expected that
many members of the society will
avail themselves of the opportunity
thus afforded for training in an i'm.
portant branch of the society's serv.
ice. Religious instruction is the UNI
derlying purpose of all the other en-
deavOrS Of the organization,
Because of the deficit i'm the fund
usually received from the Community
Chest, the children at the orphanage
on Carroll avenue are in need of ar
ticles of clothing. Members of the
society are helping to provide for
these children by devoting Thursday
afternoon of each week to mendins
and sewing for them at the orphan
age. This work is under the super
vision of Miss Eleanor Bowling. In
order that nearly uniform number
of workers may be available for each
Thursday, it is requested that those
willing to volunteer their services for
these days communicate with Miss
Bowling at 40S View street, or call
Dale 1858.
The class in Folk drill and children's
games for members of the society,
which is being conducted by Miss
Rose klumb at the Community house,
4OS View street, will meet on Thurs
day evenings from now on instead of
Friday evenings, as was previously
announced
A. o. H.: Monday evening. January
%, there will he an Old-time joint in
stallation of officers of Division No
4, A. o. H., and No. of the Ladies'
Auxiliary. A wide variety of songs,
speeches and other interesting fea.
lures will be on the program Among
the speakers will be Father Cronin,
A. o. H. state chaplain; Mrs. Ellen
Conroy, state president Ladies' Auxil
larry; and Mr.. T. ]. Doyle, state pres
ident, A. o. H. Lunch will be served
by the ladies.
Church Of st. AdaIbert: The
Church of st. Adalbert is being COM
pletely renovated and decorated
throughout. Walls and ceiling will
present artistic features in the finest
mosaic. Affairs and statuary are also
being thoroughly done over. The
work is in charge of W. Lalonde and
Son and will be finished before Lent.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Seton Guild: Rev. Father Cassidy
of st. Thomas college will speak next
Monday evening at 6 o'clock at Seton
Guild, PIG South 4th street. The sub
ject will be ''The Women of the
Gael.' Lecture and dinner will be
open to the public
Cathal O'Byrne,. Irish tenor, sang
a group of songs last Monday even
ing at 6 p. NJ, at the dinner hour at
Seton guild.
Members of the Seton Choral club
| met in the guild rooms Monday aft.
| ernoon to hear Mr. O'Byrne and to
formulate plans for a musical come
dy to be put on late in the winter.
The public speaking class, under
the direction of Miss Mae Murphy
met Thursday at P. M. A class in
journalism opened Thursday evening
at s o'clock at the guild rooms. Reg
istration is now open at the guild fo1
the beginners class in swimming to