The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-12-09
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ST. Margaret's Academy: For the
benefit of the Austrian sufferers, a
very delightful program was givensat
st. Margaret's Academy, Nov. %, 1922.
His Grace, the, Archbishop, gave, a
profoundly interesting address on
Austria and the Hapsburgs. The Solo
Quartette, Frances Vincent Coveny,
soprano, Mrs. Emerson Harris, con-
t,alto, George Krieger, tenor, Charles
S. Land, bass, gave the Morning Of
the Year." by Caedman. The accom-
PIANIST was Mrs. Frank Collins.
College and Academy AIumnae:
The Rev. Thomas e. Cullen, president
of st. Thomas College, and Mrs.
Thomas G. Winter, leader of the g.
100000 club women of America, will
be the principal speakers at rally of
all Catholic. college and academy
alumnae residing in the. Twin Cities
which will be held tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock at st. Margaret's Acade-
my, 1901 Linden avenue, Minneapolis.
At the meeting, being arranged un-
der the auspices of ST. Margaret's and
Holy Angels Alumnae with the. hope
of stimulating interest in the 1923
program of the International Fedora
ton of Catholic Alumnae, guests will
include alulnnae of ST. GATHERINGS col
lege, St. Joseph's Academy, Visitation
Academy, st. Paul; st. Benedict's
Academy, st. Joseph, Mimi; ST. Clara
College, Sinsinawa, Wis; st. Mary's,
Prairie Du Chen, Wis; Trinity Col
lege, Washington, D. c., and Villa
Marie Academy, Frontenac, MINI.
Miss Mary Coveny, governor for
Minnesota of the International Fedora
ton, who recently returned from
| Louisville, KY, where she attended the
annual convention of the international
Federation, will present report,
| international Relations" will be the
subject of an address to be given by
Mrs. Winter, one of the four women
chosen by President Harding to serve
on the advisory committee of the
arms conference. Father Cullen's
talk will cover opportunities and obi.
cations for service by Catholic young
women. Miss Lillian Taaffe, president
of st. Margaret's Alumnae, is general
chairman of the committee in charge
| of the arrangements and she will pre-
| side at the meeting.
| Following the program an informal
reception in honor of Miss Coveny will
berheld. Receiving with Miss Coveny
and Miss Taaffa will be the officers OF
the Minnesota chapter of the Inter
national Federation and the presidents
of the various alumnaeN associations
The group includes Miss Mary Ellen
Butler, president of Visitation
Alumnae; Mrs. P, v. Mabry, president
of st: Joseph's; Miss Anna Culligan
president Trinity alumnae; Mrs b
Herberger, ST. Benedict's; Miss d
1O'Connell, st. Catherine's; Mrs
Struble, st. Clara. Mrs Mary Watski
vice president of st. Mary's, who vii
represent Miss Margaret Lynch, pres
ident; Mrs. Henry Cunnington, Villa
Marie Academy alumnae; Miss Jane
Larkin, vice governor of the Mime
sofa chapter of the International Fed
Grafton; Miss Henrietta Boecke, cor
responding secretary; Miss Margare
Shelley, recording secretary, and Mis-!
| Albertha Germans, treasurer. In thu
receiving line also will be Mines. JohI
H. Donohue, Carleton F. Mentally ant
Logan Rogers, past presidents of tn,
Minnesota chapter of the Internationa
Federation; Mrs. J. C. rMcConville ant
Mrs w. J. O'Toole, present and pas
representative for Minnesota on TIL
board of the National Council of Cath
Ollie Women.
Officers of ST., Margaret's and Hol,
Angels Alumnae assisting with al
rangenents include Miss Mary Hal
roun, first vice president Mrs. Ray
mond Speer, second vice president
: Mrs. Mary North, third vice president
Mrs. Charles Brennan, treasurer; Mis-
, Mary Dugan, corresponding secretary
; Miss Anna Mitchell, recording secre
tary; Mrs Suzanne Grain, chairma
of the social committee; Mrs. Ear
IL OuuS, CudIltldIl[ VI C1l0 CLASS COuIclI
/ and heads of special committees il
Guiding Mines. F. E.. Murphy, Louis 1
: Schmidley and Miss Isabel Dimond.
ii Card Party Benefit at Seton Gull
/ Club Rooms: The st. Charles Missio
J under the auspices of the Catholi
: Central Bureau, will give card part
e on Thursday evening, December L
: at the Seton Guild Club rooms at II
4 Marquette avenue. Several beautifl
$ prizes will be given.
The proceeds will be used for tn
purpose of purchasing Christina
gifts and candy, and providing ente