The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-05-17

About eighty were present to hear the
address on "Our Lady Queen of
Martyrs" by Reverend ]. G. Byrne,
pastor of st. Mary's Church, st. Paul.
A troupe of little girls specially trained
for the occasion sang hymns in honor
of the Blessed Virgin. Light refresh
ments were served at the close OF
the meeting
Church of St. Mary: A sacred con-
cert was presented in st. Mary's
School hall Sunday afternoon, May
IL, at half past two o'clock and was
repeated Monday afternoon for the
special benefit of the children. The
concert was given by the pupils of
the school under the direction of the
Sisters and was a well balanced en-
tertainment, consisting of songs,
recitations, drills and choruses, fol-
lowed by a one-act play entitled,
Aunt Polly's Visit" Two songs were
rendered by Miss Gessner, and James
Fahey, of st. Thomas College, gave a
recitation. Special mention should be
made of the musical playlet, Gods
Little Garden" presented by the
members of the Fifth grade, assisted
nv the "minims'' Miss Elsie M.
Shave, organist of st. Mary's choir,
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was accompanist.
League of Catholic Women: "The
Suffragette," one-act play and
Three Girls From School, musical
comedy in two acts, have been pre-
pared by members of the expression
class of the Minneapolis League of
Catholic Women for presentation at
st. Josephs hall, Fifth Street between
Eleventh and Twelfth Avenues North,
Friday evening, May 16.
Three girls selected by. the Mime
apolis League of Catholic Women will
serve tea at the American Women s
Exposition in the National Guard
Armory, May 90
The regular meeting of the Mime
apolis League of Catholic Women was
held last Monday afternoon at three
- ClOCh dI IH0 hIAAOdpO11O OOuAN1A
Knights of Columbus rooms, 527 First
Avenue S. Rev. James Klein ad
dressed the meeting, taking for his
subject 1.-The Social Mission of Cath
: Ollie Women
At the regular monthly meeting
Monday afternoon, May Is, the league
: voted to establish playground III
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: the work during the summer months
which it has been doing during the
winter, but to have most of it out O.
doors. The kindergarten work, sew
, ing, millinery and other work will 81
on during the summer.
) The sewing class of the league
which has been conducted in the
kindergarten rooms at 625 MAR
street Sc, will close Saturday after
noon with a party for the girls from
two to four o'clock. There are seven
ty-five girls who belong to the class
Moments c. o. r.: A May part!
: was given by st. Cecilia's Court of tn,
Women Catholic Order of Foresters
: Minneapolis, on Monday, May IL, a
their hall, Fourth and Central avenues
Seton Guild: The Seton Guild o
: Minneapolis has placed Mrs. Mar
: Graves in charge Of the free informa
: ton and employment bureau at 20
: South Fourth Street.
The Guild gymnasium class close,
- Th11rcdox nunnino Of lost Wonk
nearly all the members joined tn
riding class which is conducted ever
Tuesday and Friday evening. TIL
j. riding class bids fair to prove tn
: most popular of the many classes cor
Quoted under the auspices of tn
{ Guild
Officers were elected at the annua
business meeting of Seton Guild las
Monday as follows: Mrs. W.
v Browne, president Miss Annie Hayes
vice president; Miss Alice Hanson
: recording secretary; Mrs. John F
y Miller, treasurer; Miss Rose e. Kane
y chairman of the committee on way
and means. Mrs. J. T. Estabrook, re
u firing president, is the other membe
of the board of management TIL
new officers will enter on their dutie
y August %, Mother Seton's birthday
= University Catholic Association
Y Thomas Q. Quigley, of Bird island
d Mimi, was elected president of tn
s Catholic Association at the State I'm
versity Friday, May 9. Mr.. Quigle
is member of the junior engineerin
S class. The other new officers an
s directors of the association are BerI
e ard Galleghar, Waseca, vice pres
y dent; Estelle Moynihan, Minneapolis
s secretary; Marie Peterson, st. Pau
treasurer; Alice Leahy, Joseph Gainol
l. Joseph Fournier and Prof. Edward N
A Lehnerts, directors.
FaribauIt: The site for the ne
y parochial school of St. Lawrence wa
blessed on Sunday, May 4, by tn
I pastor, Reverend F. H. Smalian, an
= on Monday hundred and fifty Of til
= school children aided Father Smalia
! in the turning of the first sod. TIL
D. building will be of brick with ston
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