The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-12-10
CATHOLIC WOMEN
MEET THIS WEEK
Milwaukee ArchdiOcesan
Council to Hold Fifth
Annual Meet.
KENOSHA DELEGATES

Arrangements for the fifth annua
convention of the Milwaukee Archdio
cesar Council o. Catholic Women a
Milwaukee Wednesday and Thursda!
have been completed. The convention
will open with pontifcal high mass il
the convent chapel of the Sisters o.
st. Francis, with Archbishop Messmel
as celebrant. His Grace will also vel
come the delegates as the honorary
president of the council.
The deliberations Of the Council
will follow the. lines of work of the
National Council of Catholic Womer
with which it is affiliated and will.
take up the work assigned it for sup
port in the archdiocese along educa.
tional and charitable lines.
Kenosha's Delegates.
Sas following women will attend
as delegates from various Catholic or
ganizations in Kenosha: Mesdames Lou
Heller. E. Peterson, E. 7. O'Brien
John Doherty, Bert Shelton, A. Noun
cain, 2. Mountain, Kloss, John Zens
+. Lippert, John Bloner, George Lau-
er, NJ. Zens and Miss Ella Powers.
In addition to the delegates, num-
Der of women are going as guests.
Mrs. William O'Donnell of this city
will attend as vice-president of the
council. She will be guest Of Miss
Katherine r. Williams, president, at
tea Tuesday afternoon following a
meeting of the board of directors at
the Marquette Woman's League club
rooms Mrs, E. T. O'Brien, chairman
of the nominations committee, will
also attend.
= Guests of honor will be Mrs. Andrew
T.. Mullen, Omaha, president Of the
National Council of Catholic Women;
Mrs. John Mcmahon, Chicago, and Mrs.
James A. Bach, Milwaukee, provincial
directors, and Countess Helene de Bis
ping, Warsaw, Poland.
Report National Convention.
Mrs. James A. Bach, director for
Milwaukee province in the N. G. C. W.,
will report on the national convention
recently held in Washington. The Ma
tional Council has especially stressed
education, immigration, girls welfare,
study club work and catechetical in
struction during the past year, and
Mrs. Bach's report will hold interest
for every group of Catholic women.
Mrs. James H. Hackett, first presi-
dent of the council, has message to
the members from His Holiness Plus
XXI, and will give u glimpse of Rome to
the convention. "Study clubs" will be
the subject discussed by P. j. Zim-
mers, director of the University of
Wisconsin Extension work in Milwau-
kee.
A general schedule of the activities
during Wednesday and Thursday fol-
lows:
December 9.
All day session on Seminary
Grounds, Superior ST., st. Francis.
10;00-Pontifca Mass, Convent Chap
ell, Sisters of st. Francis. Fol-
lowing Mass, general session
ard registration at st. Aemil-
ian's hall.
12:00-Luncheon-S Aemilian's-St.
aColetta's Band.
2:00-General Session, st. Aemil-
ian's hall. &
3:00--Sectiona meeting, st. Aemil-
JAMS and Parent-Teachers'
meeting, st. Mary'ss Academy,
st. Francis.
6:30-Dinner, Milwaukee Athletic
club.
December 10.
S:00--Mass, st. Johns Cathedral. All
sessions in st. Johns Auditori-
UNI, Jackson ST..
Provided there are 80 or more dele
gates from Kenosha, the North Shore
company will grant special car on
Wednesday.