The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18

day, March Z, when delegates to the
state convention were elected. His
topic. was Fundamentals of All Re-
ligion,"
MINNEAPOLIS.
Catholic Central Bureau: The fol.
lowing request is being sent out:
Dear Catholic people:
I'VE wish to call your attention
once more to the fact that there are
many little ones, in Minneapolis in
need of homes. Even though you
open your home to some child only
temporarily, it will be great relief
to the department of the Catholic Cen
trail Bureau which has these little ones
in charge, for the number now to be
cared for is far in excess of the pres
ent facilities.
IF you feel that you can assist us,
kindly phone. Atlantic 2126'
St. Charles Mission: In spite of in.
clement weather, the attendance at
religious instruction given by the Mis-
sion is steadily increasing. Last Sun
day the attendance exceeded 100. We
wish to thank all those parents who
are cooperating with us in sending
their little ones, and beg all those
whose children are careless in attend
ing Mass and catechism, to assist us
by encouraging their children to be
regular in attendance.
The Economy Shop: BEGINNING with
Monday of this week, sale opened
at the Economy Shop of the Catholic
Central Bureau at IS r. Hennepin
The remainder of the winter stock will
be sold at unusually reasonable prices.
Following this sale, an entire new line
of spring goods will be displayed at
this shop.
Seton Guild: A series of MONDAY
concerts to be given by the Seton
Guild Choral club in the rotunda of
the courthouse was planned at the
meeting of the guild last Monday in
the guild rooms. The concerts are to
be given at the request of the mu-
nicipal pension and retirement board.
st. Patrick's day was celebrated by
the guild with MONDAY program of
Irish music in the guild rooms. Miss
Gladys Buell. sang and there were
numbers by the choral club.
Spring hats and flowers will be made
in the new millinery class, which be-
gan Wednesday evening in the guild
rooms
Church of the Incarnation: The In
carnation parish unit of the n. G. c..
w. held it's regular meeting on March
s. This unit now numbers about $50
members, most of whom were present.
A motion to affiliate with both the
State and National Councils was car
ried. Guests were present from the
Pro7cathedraI. the Ascension, the Holy
Name. st. Stephens, and the Holy
Rosary parishes. The general sub
ject of the program was the revival
Of literature in Ireland Mrs. VIM. A..
Roll spoke upon the causes of this
movement, stressing chiefly the ac-
tivities of Douglas Hyde, and the lat
er work and influence of George w.
Russell, "A. E." Mrs. Hubert Kelly
read paper on the Irish poets and
dramatists. Father Cleary in closing
added an interesting account of the
still earlier service of Archbishop Mac
Hale in preserving the Gaelic lam
guage. OF the modern pagan poets
he said: What is beautiful in their
work will live, and what is I'M Chris
tian has not touched the lives of the
Irish people,
A group Of choice Irish songs was
sung by Mr.. Harry Davidson of the
MacPhail school of music-"My Loves
an Afbutus," Down By the Sally Gar
dens" and would | Were the Tender
Apple Blossom"
The next program, on March %, will
discuss What Minneapolis offers tC
our Children" Topics will be: Play.
grounds, children's concerts, the Art
Institute and the public library serv
ice; health and nutrition, the chill
dren's theater. This unit meets every
two weeks on Wednesday, at 2:3C
sharp, in the sub-auditorium of the
church. Visitors are always welcome
Church of St. Thomas: A unit OF
the Tabernacle Society was organized
in October, 1921, in ST. Thomas par
ish, at w. 44th st. and York Ave. S
An invitation is extended to all Cath
! olic ladies of Minneapolis to join this
society The members sew every
Thursday from 10 to p NJ, in the
Church Hall.
| K. Of c.: The donation of 500 which
was made by the council to the Jew
ish Relief Fund, and which received
wide publicity in the press of the city
is gratefully acknowledged by Mr.. |
H. Ruben of Finkelstein & Ruben il
the following letter:
Permit me to express to you, ant
through you, to the members of you
council, my deep and sincere appre
citation of the generous consideration
extended to the Jewish Relief Cam
paign.
Il voice not only my thanks an,
appreciation, hut that of the entir
campaign relief committee, and an
| frank in saying that yonr generou
faction, your beautifully expressed lei
ter and your sincere interest so sui
stantially expressed through your dc
/ nation TO our worthy effort to reliey
/ the distress and sufferings of Euro