The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-02-28

Stephens Church, Minneapolis, Tues
day evening of last week were repeat
ed Saturday at matinee performance
| for the benefit of those who were I'M
! able to find room in the hall at the
| first presentation. The members of
the club have been greatly encour-
! aged by the success of their enter
tainment.
Father cIeary to Speak: The An
cient Order of Hibernians and Ladies'
Auxiliary of Winnipeg, are making
preparations to celebrate st. Patrick's
day in a becoming way 1t will be
the sixth annual concert of the orders
in that city. The address on the occa-
sion will be delivered by Reverend
James NJ. Cleary of Minneapolis.
! Shakopee: The local council of the
knights of Columbus gave an enter
! tainment in Beren's hall, Monday even
ing, of last week in honor of the wo-
men who have assisted the knights
in their previous banquets and other
|
recitations and addresses was present
ed, among the speakers being Mayor
Them of Shakopee, and Mayor Far
rell of Carver. Mrs. w. F. Duffy on
behalf of the ladies, in whose honor
the program was given, thanked the
knights in brief address.
Montgomery: The Ladies' Auxil-
1 larry to the A. o. H. of LIE Sueur coun-
ty, held a business meeting in the
auditorium of st. RaphaePs school,
Monday afternoon, Feb. %.
Frontenac: A unique program was
presented by the members of the Sen
ior Class of Villa Maria Academy, in
honor of Lincoln's Birthday, which
was celebrated on February 16. It
was thoroughly enjoyed by the pupils,
the faculty and many invited guests.
The Villas spacious living room was
laid off into five large booths repre-
senting Italy, France, Germany, Ire
land and the United States. In each
booth the guests were entertained in
a manner calculated to display the
ideas, occupations and products of the
country represented.
FaribauIt: An entertainment under
the auspices of st. Lawrence German
Church was given in the new paro-
chial school house, Thursday evening,
Feb 49, The musical and literary fea-
lures of the program were presented
by the pupils of the school and by
several adult members of the parish.
In aid of the enterprise which was
for the benefit of the Church of st.
Lawrence, the business men of the
city donated twenty-five prizes, and
among these were Schimmel piano,
a lady's gold watch and fifty-six
piece set of china ware. The enter
tainment was attended by large num-
bers who thoroughly appreciated the
work of those who presented the en-
tertainment.
"Folk-lore and the Art of Story-tell
ing was the subject of the lecture
given by Seumas MacManus in the
: assembly hall of Bethlehem Academy
last week. The lecturer described
the ''baccagh" of Ireland, the travel
ling beggar who is the most proficient
story teller among a story-loving PEG,
, pie.
Belle PLANE: A pre-Lenten social
was given by the members of the
choir of the Sacred Heart Church
: Wednesday, Feb, Is, in Fraternity
: in attendance
The local council of the Knights OF
Columbus gave a card social for the
: members and friends of the order
: Monday evening, Feb. Is in Weibelers
hall Musical numbers were rendered
by Haeving-Simon orchestra.
! st. Thomas: The last entertain
ment before Lent, given by the paro
chial hall committee of the Church OF
: st. Thomas, near LIE Sueur, took place
Friday evening, Feb. 20. Musical
numbers were furnished by the LIE
Sueur orchestra and the ladies of the
parish SSFfSu supper W d large uuul-
Der of patrons.
Saltwater: The Young Mems So.
ciety of ST. MichaePs church assisted
by the Ladies Auxiliary of the A. O.
H. gave social last week at which
more than three hundred were present
Danvers: J. J. Regain, National
President of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, and T. J. Doyle, State Pres
ident, lectured in the interest of the
Order at the village hall Wednesday
evening of last week. They explained
the new insurance rates, which went
into effect Jan. l.
Buffalo: The pre-Lenten card so
cial given Monday, Feb 23rd, by the
,, ladies of the Church of st. Francis
closed a series of successful enter
tainments given during the winter
season. The proceeds of the last
party amounted to $3.50.
DT0CESE OE cDOOKSTON