The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-23
gram, consisting of hymns and other
songs, drills, playlets and recitations.

Church of ST. Vincent: The women
of st. Vincents parish, st. Paul, are
making preparations for card social
to be given in Columbia Hall, corner
of Virginia Avenue and Blair Street,
Monday evening, May %. The ar
rangements are in charge of Mrs. w.
M. Martens and Mrs. James F. Nc
| Cormick.
st. Joseph's Academy: Mrs. c. F.
McNally of Linwood Place gave a
lecture-recital in the assembly hall
of the Academy for the students and
alumnae, Friday morning, May Is.
James Whitcomb Riley and His
Works" was the subject treated by
Mrs. McNally and into it was woven
the recitation of several of the poets
best known productions. On Wednes-
day morning last Mrs. McNally read
"Garreth and Lynette," from "The
Idylls of the King" She will give a
reading of THE Holy Grail at the
Academy on Wednesday, June 3. Mrs.
McNally is, herself, one of the alum
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crime Mccain won many distinctions
from her Alma Mater for her work in
elocution.
Schools Honor Barry: In response
to the circular letter addressed to the
public schools of Minnesota by State
Superintendent C. G. Schulz, many
Of the schools held special exercises
in honor of Commodore John Barry,
whose statue in Washington, D. c.,
was unveiled by the government
authorities, Saturday, May 16. The
circular cites that Commodore Barry
as commander of the Lexington in
the Revolutionary War made the first
capture of British war vessel by an
American cruiser. in connection with
patriotic exercises" Superintendent
Schulz says, there will be opportun-
ity for review of the brilliant achieve
ments of the American navy from its
b. beginning in the Revolution to the
: battle of Vera Cruz. At the same
: time emphasis may be laid upon the
: larger gains of peace and policies OF
effective mediation, bringing peaceful
t and honorable arbitration between ma
= tions'
4 University Catholic Association
S Bernard J. Gallagher of Waseca has
e been elected president of the Catholic
n Association of the Minnesota State
S University for the coming college
S year. He succeeds Thomas Quigley
d Mr.. Gallagher is a member of the
L 1917 class in medicine. Other officer!
elected are: Thomas Darlington, vice
l. president: Mary Carufel, secretary
l. and Theresa Maier, treasurer. Mem
!. bers of the board of directors ar
h John DWan, T. L. O'Hearn, Kathleen
n Donohue, Teresa Sweetser and Pro
Y fessor E. P. McCarty. @''-f
O League of Catholic Women: TIL
@ Minneapolis League of Catholic Won
l. en- had charge of the Japanese te;
l garden at the American Womans Ez
# position Wednesday afternoon an
q evening, May 20. The receipts vii
be devoted to the support of tn
A. Leagues philanthropic work Nor
l. than fifty young women volunteers
% to pour tea, serve luncheons and dir
" ners, and the services of most of ther
a were needed to wait on the thron
. of patrons.
Al Sleepy Eye: The contract for tn
e, plumbing, heating and lighting equil
il ment of the new School of st. Mar.
y, Help of Christians, has been let fo
le $9,325. The contract was awarded
al Albert J. Potts of st. Peter. OFT
n Neitge of Mankato is building tn
in school, which is of brick with foul
ic dation of concrete and cut ston
ir trimmings. 1t is 76 by 120 feet, an
IL contains ten class rooms, an aud
D. torium and gymnasium. E. j. Dom
lie hue of st. Paul is the architect of tn
il building, which will cost $4,000.
of
nj Green Isle: A weeks mission b
at ginning Sunday, May "a, will be hel
" in the Church of ST. Brendan. TIL
of Dominican Fathers of Holy RosaT
O. Convent, Minneapolis, will be
n charge of the exercises.
or
FaribauIt: The Catholic Order
Foresters initiated a large class
~ candidates Thursday, May IA. Anon
:. the speakers on the occasion VIZ
- Senator julius A. Collier of Shakope
- Watkins: The pupils of st. A
:, thongs School gave sacred conce
Sunday evening, May 10, under Il
- direction of the Sisters of st. Ben
III dict, who have charge of the schoC
IN The proceeds amounted to more thu
W. $100, which has been added to Il
40 new church fund.
90 CIontarf: The four-act drama, "U
- Gle JOSH" was presented by hon
81 talent at Hibernian Hall Wednesd;
~ evening, May 20 Several musical al
80 literary specialties were presented
~, tween the acts.
80 LitchfieId: Reverend Patrick ]. E
:. land, pastor of the Church of
90 Philip, will deliver the Memorial d
address Saturday afternoon, May
at the exercises in the city park.
eA- New UIm: The local council of t
aus KNIGHTS of Columbus will initiate