The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-02-01
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.


ST. Marks: A musicale was given
last Wednesday evening at Masonic
Temple, Merriam Park, under the aus
pices of the choir of st. Marks Cath
ole Church for the benefit of the new
parochial school. The program, under
the direction of c. E. Pardo, was given
by Mrs. John A. Hartigan and Miss
Marie Mccormick, sopranos; Mrs.
Dennis Healy, contralto; Lucian Fargo
and G. H. Crane, tenors; Frank Ros-
.enthal, basso; Mrs. Catherine Mccain
McNaly and W. D. Jamison, readings;
Miss Mary Keegan and Leo Murphy,
accompanies.
Father Ryan in New York: Rev.
erend John A. Ryan, of St. Paul Sem
mary, is delivering a series OF lectures
at the School of Social Studies under
the auspices of the Layman's League
for Retreats and Social Studies, New
York. DR.. Ryan's lectures deal with
"A Living Wage and Constructive
Social Reform Program" The first OF
the series was delivered Monday even.
ing, January 27, and the second will be
given February 8.
ST. Agatha's Conservatory: A Haydn
program was given by the history
classes of st. Agatha's Conservatory,
st. Paul, during the students hour on
Friday afternoon. The program, among
other numbers, included a paper on
the life of the composer and one on
the forms in which he wrote. The
Cay Symphony closed the enter
tainment,
Madame Mary Hallock will appear
in pianoforte recital at the conserva-
tory on Tuesday, February 4. A
unique feature of the work of this
artist is the detailed elaboration of the
color lighting accompaniment in her
piano interpretations. The idea that
tone may be expressed in color is not
new; but Madame Hallock, with the
aid of her Oriental training, has
worked out the principle with an exact
ness that takes account Of every meas
ure in the music.
De La Sale Alumni: A meeting OF
the 1911 class of the De La Sale Insti
tute was held Thursday, January %
in the school hall A large number OF
the class were on hand to assis
in it's reorganization. The prin
cipal object of the reorganizing is tt
cooperate with the alumni, and, &C
cordingly, the bylaws of the Alumni
Association were adopted. Officer:
were elected after number o.
speeches had been made. John T
Kane was unanimously elected presi
dent; Walter P. Graves, vice-president
Louis C. Flaherty, secretary, and Lex
C. Sherry, treasurer. Brother Austin
director of the school, gave a short
talk on Morality" He is much inter
ested in the work of the alumni, anC
believes that with the four hundred
members of the Alumni Association il
can be made one of the strongest anC
most loyal organizations of the kind il
the Northwest.
ST. Joseph's Parish: The Dramatic
Club of St. Joseph's parish, Mime
apolis, will present a play in the 81
Joseph Auditorium on Sunday evening
February 2, and Monday evening, Fet
ruary 3. The play will be the moder1
religious drama, 'The Confession,
and it will be put on under the direC
ton of P. n Cos.
Cathedral Ushers' Banquet: TIL
annual banquet of the Cathedral usE
ers was held at the Hotel Ryan Tues
day evening, January %. About thirt
members of the club were present
David Kemp was reelected president
Rev. William Finley, Rev. James Rear
don and members of the club respond
ed to toasts. Plans for the comm
year were discussed.
Church of the Incarnation: A car
social will be given in the church pal
lors of the Church of the Incarnation
Thirty-first Street and First Avenu
South, Minneapolis, Tuesday evening
February A. by the Willing Worke
Club. It will be the last of series @
evenings given under the auspices Q
the club until after Lent.
This week the Reverend J. M. Clear
moved into the new parochial res
dence near the church at the corner Q
Thirty-frst Street and First Avenu
South.
Church of st. Stephen: A sacre
concert was given last Sunday evenin
by the boys choir of st. Stephen
Church, Minneapolis. The new orga
was played by A. M. Shuey.
New UIm: The card party given b
the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Catholi
Church Extension Society at the Catl
ole school house recently was one {
the most successful events of its kin
held this season, as no less than thirt.
two tables were occupied. The pr
ceeds netted nearly 500. The aut'
graph Extension quilt was awarded
Albert Wiltscheck.
st. Patrick Council, Knights of G.
lumbus, held their fourth annual bal
quet in the auditorium of Holy Trinit
School Tuesday eve ling, January g.