The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-02-04

meeting of the executive board. These
young people have come in contact
with the Guild through the 2,240
events, including lectures, meetings.
classes, entertainments and parties,
which have been held, Mrs. Virtue
said.
Outstanding people who have been
brought to Minneapolis by the Guild
include Mrs. Aline Kilmer, authoress
and widow of the late Joyce Kilmer,
American poet. who lost his life in the
battle of the Ourq in the World War;
DIR. John NJ. Cooper, d. D., professor
Of sociology at the Catholic university
at Washington, d. c., and Mr.. Cathai
OByrne, Irish tenor, from Belfast, Ire
land.
In social recreation, including plays.
q total attendance of 1884, 66 has been
recorded, according to the report. LIP
physical recreation, 12,716; in the
class work, 22,971 persons received
instruction. A total of 1885 girls at
tended the Seton club at Lake Mime
tonka last summer The report also
shows that 313 women were aided in
finding positions in offices. homes and
factories.
Seton Guild is a beneficiary Of the
Community Fund, member of the
National Council of Catholic Women,
OF the Minnesota Federation Of WOm-
ems Clubs, Minnesota state associa-
ton of the National Council of Catho-
lie Women, the Catholic Central blu.
reau, the Big Sister department of the
Women's Cooperative Alliance and
the National Conference of Catholic
Charities. Seton Guild conducted
booth at the Minnesota State Fair,
where literature pertaining to girls
work was distributed.
Church Of the incarnation: The
women of Incarnation parish held
meeting recently for the purpose OF
forming a unit Of the National Coun-
Gil of Catholic Women. Mrs. James
c. Burke presided and introduced Mrs.
J. c. Famechon, vice president at
large of the N. c.. c. w, who ex-
planned the aims of the organization.
Temporary officers elected were: Mrs.
Geo. H. Beattie, chairman; Mrs.
Frances Cochrane, treasurer, and
Mrs. Timothy Foley, secretary The
second meeting was held January "a
and plans for an educational program
were formulated. A program commit
tee was appointed by Mrs. Beattie,
consisting of Mrs. +. H. Gibian, Mrs.
A. F. Kimms, Mrs. F. Cochrane, Mrs.
Chas. D. Buck and Mrs. Geo. S. Titus.
The next meeting will be held We'd
nesday, February s, in the sub-au-
ditorium of the church.
Catholic Central Bureau: The
Catholic Central Bureau is DESTROYS
of locating home for an orphan child
in good health and Of good parentage.
Call the Catholic Central Bureau, At
lantic 2126, for further information if.
interested in offering home to one
of Gods little ones.
The ST. Charles Mission is under
taking the task of finding temporary
homes for children also. These chill
Catholic home for few years until
they finish an elementary school at
least. Help these little ones to help
themselves. They need your assis-
lance, and charity of this nature
brings Gods blessing. The slightest
interest you may show in helping
these children to find desirable Catho-
lie homes will be greatly appreciated
Wanted: Cast off garments, chill
dren's preferred. Kindly make dona-
tons to the Economy Shop, IS East
Hennepin, where they will be sold at
the buyers own price or donated to
those in need. Phone Dinsmore 1872,
to notify of your desire to contribute
clothing and a truck will be sent to
your home to collect.
The card party given at the Lean
ington Hotel Friday evening, January
q, for the benefit of the St. Charles
Mission was we'll attended. The party
was the second of series Of four.
Judging by the expressions of APPROX
al from those in attendance, the an
nouncement of a third party will be
welcomed.
League Of Catholic Women: At the
big annual social to be given by the
| Minneapolis League of Catholic Won.
en- on Wednesday,, February Is, at
the bennington hotel, a group OF
young girls will assist the hostesses
| in making the affair success. In the
| group will be the Misses Margaret
| Bloom, Mary Cochrane, Marion
| O'Brien, Genevieve Brown, Gwendo
line Morris, Esther Okoneski, Ruth
Pilney, Florence Kelly, Marion MUIR
| ray, Marguerite Jacobson and Violet
Murray. Members of the executive
board of the league are to serve as
hostesses at the affair with the presi
dent of the organization, Mrs. R. P
O'Brien, and the chairman of the so
cial committee, Mrs. c.. C. O'Brien
Proceeds will go toward the building
fund of the Margaret Barry Settle
ment House.
| Junior Catholic League: The
Arion club was adopted as the ofiicia
name of the choral club of the Junio
League of the Minneapolis League o
Catholic Women at a special meetin,
of the organization held last week
II The club held its regular month";,
meeting Wednesday at 1880 p. m. a
the League rooms, 720 Marquette ave